Delicious food & coffee for a good price. Friendly service, and beautiful atmosphere with plants!read more

This place has been my life saver! Excellent coffee & breakfast stuff but the salads & sandwiches…read moreis wheres it at...Freshly made to order exactly how u like it! They also have homemade desserts & soups...but go early or u might miss out. Omar, the owner is very nice & accommodating ;-)

Great place to get coffee and tea and sit to chat with Newfound friends. The artwork was inspiring…read moreme to do some painting from pictures I took in the area.

Less selection and higher prices than 2025, but still good. Fish was moist and tasty, nice seating…read morearea, pastries are still good. Thankfully they stopped using that water fountain that didn't work when you'd wear dark pants. Big portion prices but portions are small.

Great hidden gem of a cafe. This was my first time trying their breakfast menu and it was so…read moredelicious. The portion size was great and the ingredients tasted very fresh. I also got the Gone Banana smoothie which paired really well with my breakfast. It was very filling and the pricing is great too. The cafe is super clean and spacious with ample parking available. It is surrounded by companies so the area is very quiet.

I pickup my coffee here throughout the week. They allow me to use my personal cup which is…read moreawesome. The coffee is fantastic! Karen, one of the staff, is always super helpful and friendly. Great spot too with modern decor, very clean, with spacious seating inside and out.

I ordered a masala burger and it's delicious; for those of us who are vegetarians, they have a…read morevaried menu--100% recommended

casual cafe on the first floor of the crossroads corporate building. the turkey italiano sandwich…read morewas decent, not the most flavorful but it did have nice sundried tomatoes. the service was very friendly, but the food wasn't particularly outstanding as it's just a corporate feeling cafe.

Great experience today. Food was amazing, service was quick…read more We appreciate good atmosphere too. Definitely a fresh decision.

Do NOT go here. Not sure how they have 4 stars must be family…read more We ordered 3 burritos and it was $90.00. How is that? On a burrito scale if 5 I give it a 1. Burrito was cold, tortilla was nothing special straight from grocery store and not warmed. Eggs were plain, sausage nothing special. The entire burrito was cold and no flavor. This is a subway shop for burritos. Food not made to order, it's all in bins and they put it together.

So many choices. Lots of good food to select. Everyone can get what they want. We have loved the…read moreTacos and the Panda Express. All the spots have lines that keep things moving right along. A few spots will give you a pager to tell you when your food is ready, others hand it to you as you leave. A variety of table spots scattered around the second floor venue. Some with individual seats, some with a multitude of seats. Some with large window views. The restrooms at the far northwest corner are in a good spot. There are places scattered around the space to dispose of your dirty dishes, leftover food, and also wash your hands. Definitely a good third space.

Support your local shopping malls, y'all, because at some like Hillsdale in low-key San Mateo, the…read morefood areas have become truly Kool fun delightful destinations. Hillsdale food court circa mid-2020s is no slouch; now officially monikered Hillsdale Dining Terrace, it is rather impressive -- a very chill place to have some very good eats and hang out. At the upper level entrance discover lots of windows, ample seating of all varieties and numerous eateries. Get anything from ramen to seafood, poke, tacos, burritos, pretzels, bubble tea, and Panda Express. For refined dessert palates, swing by Häagen-Dazs ice creamery counter and Uncle Tetsu (Japanese) cheesecake place. With excellent access from Hillsdale parking lot, the Dining Terrace is full of welcome ambient natural light and amenities: sinks and hand wash stations lined up discreetly at the entrance/exit to outside. Genius. The Terrace's large contemporary eco-conscious thoughtfully designed interior never really feels crowded even if the foot traffic is busy. It's almost like a nice airport terminal area without all the annoying travelers rolling around luggage and wearing backpacks and lugging larger totes. That's the feeling I get anyway haha and I dig it. People, you ought to check it out sometime. Thumbs all the way up and cheers for Hillsdale Mall Dining Terrace (i.e. Food Court).

Stopped in on a Sunday morning around 10, it was busy but not too busy…read more Inside and shaded outside seating. Overall clean and organized well. Staff is friendly and made recommendations, as well as explained portion sizes. The Totopos are fire. They're fresh and so is the salsa, tastes Mexican home made. Food ordered: Huevos rancheros Chorizo scramble w county potatoes Berry French toast Nutella Strawberry Banana French toast Golden waffle And blueberry waffles Drinks ordered: OJ Iced chai Iced Mexican mocha Nutella milkshake Coffee Oj not too acidic, but no pulp. Mexican mocha was delicious, can taste the chocolate abuelita but also the hint of coffee. Chai was good too, not watered down. Nutella shake not overly Nutella nor sweet. Everything was exceptional. Huevos rancheros even came w avocado. Chorizo was not overly salted. Potatoes w crispy. The French toast was perfect (imo) they weren't soggy, the edges were crispy. Not the shred the inside of your mouth type crispy but buttery edges crispy. The waffle was delicious. No photo but it's a little bigger than the size of a desert plate. Not a thick waffle, if you're a fan, but still good. Everything was portioned perfectly, not large quantities but definitely not small. Would def recommend. We came here after walking into a Dennys and it smelled like sewage so it was a relief the food was good.

Im sorry the corned beef and hash browns felt like they were old and cooked and re heated. Very dry…read morecorned beef and chewy hard hash browns. The ladies were extremely kind and nice but after it came 3min after I ordered. I think I got baited with old food.

Hey hey hey! (Good old "Music Champ" or for those not familiar with that Japanese variety show,…read more"Fat Albert"!) Another legit Japanese bakery in the Yay? You bet! Jiro/Jirou Cafe & Bakery (Jirou Sabou/二郎茶房) is a Japanese cafe on Belmont's Las Pulgas and Carlmont. From what I have gathered as I did my prior scouting/dining scouting (I can't recall anymore), the place is only 3 years old. Seeing that I'm a San Jose/Milpitas cat, I'll type what this place has over Clover and vice versa. This is done not only so that I can recall what I ordered should I enter as I get off 101 again. This is also done so that Belmont residents, Frisco ones and those nearby can get an idea of what to expect when they can decide whether Jiro or Clover has the better batch of items. I felt awful for staying in for 3 hours of the 4 weekend hours of operation yesterday, but as I type up this review and remember to insert the usual "Yes guys, the ladies are cute!" statement, I did get more items before this place closed for the day. I blame/thank the music, especially an Utada Hikaru-san song. The staff's really terrific. The look seems random with a simple look wall and a white and pink stripe look wall that gives me shades of Anna Miller's, but it works because the place is really cute. I mean, there's a Kuromi decoration as opposed to the Too Short name dropped Kitty in Clover! Though there's a kiosk, there's also the ever important bottle of sanitizer and the register should you pay with cash. Okay, I better get the comparison paragraph pair out of the way. Let me show you something--I mean start with what Jiro has over Clover! (Yay "In Living Color".) As I typed in the last paragraph, Jiro has Kuromi. Beside that, there are items such as an iced houjicha latte with in house cream, Japanese sodas including my San Franciscan friend's melon soda that made him wish he's back in Japan, cat shaped bread along with multiple forms of cat decorations, Anpan Man pan with Jiro being the second place I have been to carrying them after Sac's Mahoroba, big savory sandwiches such as yakisoba sando, tonkatsu quesadilla, yuzu cheesecake, pan such as sakura pan, matcha panna cotta, Belgian chocolate brownies, juurokucha bottles (a non-caffeinated tea of 16 ingredients) and on the go snacks such as the Japanese animal crackers boxes. I can't forget the seating, an element Clover had before the pandemic mess. What Clover has over Jiro. Clover has the cooler Sanrio character. Regarding the foods and drinks, Clover has Italian sodas with the Torani syrups, ice cream for the French ones as opposed to cream or half and half, piroshiki/pirozhki, mini versions of sandwiches such as korokke/croquette and okonomiyaki/modan'yaki pan (savory pancake with noodles for the latter if you are not familiar with Japanese food), donut twists, strawberry sando, and Japanese strawberry shortcake. Regarding what I bought, I picked out items I can't get at the other Japanese bakeries I've been to in the sakura pan, the yuzu cheesecake and the houjicha latte. The latte's cream is so silky. The sakura pan is also good. As for the cheesecake, while I think Charlie's (as in the cheesecake place on Redmond) makes the most yummy cheesecake, Jiro's for me probably makes the least guilty cheesecake (a very good trait to have) because it's not that sweet, and yuzu's a good fruit to have. The flaws. Outside of the parking lot across the street, the place has really bad parking, as you can only park for 20 minutes in front of the cafe. You figure that there's the lot around the corner, but don't use it, as it's for the medical center. Also, there are limited hours of operation (11-5 Wednesday to Friday and 12-4 on the weekends). Neither flaw can't be helped I suppose, especially since Belmont isn't really a suburb you think of regarding Japanese food. If only there's a fruit sando or a korokke pan. Jiro is an amazing spot for me. While it unfortunately will never be my top Japanese bakery (I've known Clover's for around 20 years), it is a very good bakery never the less. To think, I found this spot on the fly after having lunch. If you live in Belmont, visit this place often because having a Japanese bakery is like having a Mr. Mays baseball card or for some of you, a shiny Pokemon. Get there early so you don't miss out on items. +/Jiro is a jiving cafe because of its adorable staff, brilliant visuals, and a grand list of Japanese pastries and drinks. -/Carpy parking and limited hours made me twitch.

Such a quaint and homey little shop! They bake fresh Japanese pastries/buns, just like the ones you…read moresee in anime. The menu online is exactly the same as the in-store kiosk. Unfortunately they were out of a lot of items. Wait time after ordering took 15 minutes because they were short on workers. They were super nice though and kept checking in on everyone while running around. Tonkatsu Quesadilla ($12 + $1 curry sauce): Super interesting! Corn was weird but overall it was tasty and crispy. I feel like the curry sauce was needed otherwise it would be too dry. Yakisoba Sando ($7.50): The noodles alone were good but carbs on carbs was too much for me.