Visited for a quick pre-trip coffee & TGTG bag, another good experience!…read more No queue on a Saturday morning, super friendly staff, interior was incredibly tidy & clean. Iced Americano & chocolate muffin were both especially tasty! Will definitely be back.

I didn't realize there was a mini nirvana soul cafe tucked away inside the building but luckily…read morefound it on a casual walk. The store really is a mini-express sized but it's got a really cute welcoming vibe to it. I tried their ube latte. Nice blend of ube's sweet earthy flavor mixed in well with the coffee. The staff that made the latte was super nice and friendly too. They've got entrance on the street side and inside the office building for easy access so I envy the people working in that building!

Pretty good stop here. Nothing fancy. Just a small and casual old spot with good options for coffee…read morebeverages/small pastries/sandwiches. Visa cards accepted. Vietnamese lady was quick and efficient. Low key area. I had to park my bike down a few doors and walk over here since there were no metal poles nearby. Parking lot is huge, but it's a bit ghetto at times, especially next to a liquor store and there's a small recycling center on the lot with apartments down the street. Watch your belongings in public. Affordable and good. I had a tuna croissant sandwich and a Thai iced tea. Both were satisfying and not expensive at all. There were beautiful wall art pieces inside with only a few tables and chairs. Nothing fancy about the place. Reminds me of an old donut shop environment. Large groups of seniors/retirees do meet up here on regular days into the week. I actually made time to chat with the locals before taking off. Great conversations. Small place, but quite relaxed. This is your typical old school spot to grab something to eat or drink. Not bad for a biking stop to fill up. Convenient.

This place is close to home. We actually rode our bikes here. The place had a few tables to enjoy…read moreyour Vietnamese coffee and pate shaud (meat pie). Love this stuff for breakfast. Also got a banh mi. Can never go wrong with this combination, Staff is very friendly. Would def come back for a quick bite. They also have fresh baguettes for sale and other croissants, bakery items. They even sale local artists items.

The truck is decorated so beautifully! The girl that was really nice and explained what some of the…read moredrink were on the menu to my friends and I. We got the strawberry horchata and regular! Both were refreshing and tasty!

La Tacita Café is a hidden gem for coffee lovers who actually want their coffee to taste like…read morecoffee. I stopped by for brunch and had a chia bowls and three drinks, and everything was thoughtfully made and packed with flavor. The chia bowl was the standout for me. The texture was perfect--not runny and not overly thick. It was naturally sweet and topped with ripe strawberries, banana, coconut shavings, honey, and a light crunchy granola topping. The cinnamon paired beautifully with the golden honey, creating a flavor combination that had me literally scraping the bowl for every last bite. The strawberries were perfectly ripe, and the bowl kept me full well past lunchtime. I also appreciated that it's made with all those toppings with no extra charge. The Jamaica lemonade was refreshing and well-balanced. It wasn't bitter or mouth-puckeringly sour like some hibiscus drinks can be. Instead, it had a pleasant tanginess blended with sweet citrus lemonade that made it incredibly easy to drink. For coffee, I tried the 16 oz Macadamia Nut Latte with 2% milk and the 16 oz Chocolate Hazelnut Latte with whipped cream. The macadamia latte was creamy, perfectly nutty, and still very coffee-forward. The macadamia flavor enhanced the espresso instead of overpowering it. The chocolate hazelnut latte was sweet and indulgent, but you could still clearly taste the coffee. It struck the perfect balance between chocolate, hazelnut, and espresso. What impressed me most was that neither latte tasted artificially flavored or overly sugary. The syrups complemented the espresso rather than covering it up. If you're someone who loves flavored coffee but still wants the coffee itself to shine through, La Tacita Café absolutely delivers. For about $40, we got three medium drinks and two chia bowls, which felt like a great value considering the quality, portion sizes, and freshness of everything we ordered. Regarding parking and the food lot it's in, you can go inside and park in the lot. After you drive to the adress there's these banners of the food trucks which you can drive in that driveway to park in the back. Be sure to walk in the middle aisle to find La Tacita. The owner is so kind and the whole team is so friendly. This is a stable for perfect Saturday's!

Such a cute and good coffee and breakfast spot! They have a lot of cute images and pictures in the…read moreshop with limited seating. They had a good selection of fun and different drinks and the AAron and matcha horchata drink is what we got and both not overly sweet and so good! For food, we got the green eggs and ham sandwich and it was so filling and good that I could only eat half! Altogether a solid spot for breakfast food and drinks and would definitely come back!

Came in around 10:30 ish on a Tuesday 8/4/26 and there were a few customers sitting assuming they…read morewaiting for their order. Placed my order on the kiosk. Ordered: Ice Horchata matcha- drink was still warm so it melted the ice quickly Pistachio latte- was good Regular latte- was good Chocolate chip cookie- was good The waiting of my drinks was pretty long of a wait esp when I need my caffeine when it was not even a rush hour. Not sure but looks like there's only one barista and a cashier. Overall, the cookie and drinks were good. Need to come back to try out their pastries which look delicious.

I've been to this coffee shop I have full of times over the years and apparently I've never written…read morea review! Lol oops!! I remember when they had their other coffee shop down the way from the Alameda. I actually like that location better just because it was more of a homey environment, and I love how it was an old Victorian house where you walked up the stairs! So comforting warming feeling! This one looks like it used to be kind of a warehouse with very open spacious areas, but ample area for work if you can do digital work at a coffee house. Lol. The barista is working, seem to do their work rather quickly, but no small talk or anything. Maybe they had a long morning? The whole place was packed with customers hanging out and doing their own digital work as I was picking up 2 cups of coffee and checking out their Pastory scene. I got an ice red velvet latte which I've only seen at Bitter+ Sweet in Cupertino!! I also got a blended iced coffee drink! That was incredibly icy and smooth and totally hit the spot!! I will definitely come back here again since I didn't know they had breakfast options. I literally only came for coffee and a pastry today so I wish I knew about their breakfast beforehand. Lol I always got their coffee and then would go down the street to Cafe Roselinda for delicious breakfast burritos. Lol I love going to small little coffee shops that our family owned just like this one! They totally have a different vibe and I love their community board!! I will definitely be back!!

Crema is a staple in midtown San Jose. They used to be located a few blocks further down the…read moreAlameda, but have since expanded to a bigger, more comfortable venue. The coffee and tea is great here! I really enjoy their london fog, and their cold brew is better than average. Ambiance is fantastic for a coffee shop, with lots of seating options (single table, bar stools/counter and communal table seating, low volume music conducive to good conversation. Service is relatively fast to bring out the orders, but is self serve for the most part. Your order is called for you to pick up at the counter and with a self busing area in the back after you are done. Food is hit or miss. The pastries are for the most part good. The breakfast sandwich unfortunately was not so much the case. The eggs inside felt like they had been pre-fried and then microwaved. They were tough and chewy which made the cheese and egg breakfast sandwich inedible. The bagel was good, but the chewy eggs ruined it for me. I would still stop by for a good cup of joe or tea when in the area. It's a great place to meet friends and colleagues for informal work meetings too. Skip on the food menu, focus on the drinks.

Ordered delivery through a third party app: avocado toast, vanilla latte, Bacon Egg and Cheese…read moreCroissant. While I can't speak to most of the customer service experience, the order was packaged nicely and securely. The Avocado Toast was the star of the show for me. Probably one of the best avocado toasts I've ever had flavor-wise. While I do also appreciate a lightly salted plain avocado flavor, the cilantro + lime + chili was the kinda vibe I knew I needed (but had never experienced) in an avocado toast. The bread was thick + toasted + soft. Tasted better than I expected after reading the menu description. Pretty filling for $8.50, current economy considered ); Vanilla latte & Bacon Egg and Cheese Croissant were also solid. I got an extra shot in the latte and found it to be adequately strong. The croissant sandwich was pretty good with what appeared to be real egg. My satisfaction for the value of the experience may also be skewed by the fact that I got a 40% off for $10+ deal for this meal. It's still hard for me to wrap my mind around how expensive everything has gotten. So, my 5 stars is only representative for the taste and presentation here, less so the value, ambiance, or customer service. I'd come back.

Thank goodness I have a voice! The croissant, egg, bacon, and cheese sandwich looked amazing on the…read moremenu--and it's very reasonably priced at $6.50. I ain't gonna lie; I'm all about customer service, good food, and value! When ordering, I was told they were out--of what I understood to be the bread--so I asked, "What other bread options do you have?" The cashier rambled off some options, including "white bread." Internal dialogue: "White bread? I didn't know that was still a thing." Turns out, next to the Texas toast, it was the lowest-carb option, so I opted for it. She rang me up at $14.50... $14.50!!! I said, "I don't understand--why is it more than double the price?" To my complete chagrin, she replied, "I have to charge you for a BLT. Would you like lettuce and tomato on your sandwich?" Mind you, they also offer a cheese melt for $6 that comes with the infamous "white bread" and melted cheese. All they would have to do is add the egg and bacon! At least, that's what makes sense to me. I said, "I'm sorry... I do not want a BLT. I just want what I ordered, and I'm okay with white bread as a substitute for the croissant." She insisted, "We can't do that." WHAT??!! I said, "Charge me for the melt, and I'll pay extra for the egg and bacon. How's that?" She said, "Sorry, we can't do that." Internal dialogue: "But they can charge me for a BLT and make substitutions..." It made absolutely no sense! She ultimately conceded--charged me for what I requested--and gave me this bland-looking thing that was barely warmed up, much less toasted! I went out of my way to support "my community" and introduce a colleague to this place. I was so embarrassed--for them and for us! Never again! To boot: I added an almond milk latte, which took way too long to come out. When I went to check on it, the barista looked at me confused. Just then, another customer ran up and said, "Oops! I grabbed your drink by accident--but I didn't drink from it yet." The top hadn't been opened, from what I could see. I surrendered, moped back to my mediocre white-bread sammy, and tried to enjoy the moment. I actually enjoyed the latte... I was about two-thirds of the way through it when I noticed the receipt said OAT MILK--instead of almond... Ayyy, mi gente! Jamás!

Popped in while my partner handled an Amazon return. *Short…read more2 person queue, line moved fast! * The 2 baristas were super friendly & helpful! * Ordered the large iced matcha with soy milk & stevia (shout out to the kind barista for this combo!) - serving was enormous & so tasty! Will definitely be coming back for the matcha, the service, & the convenient location! Tip: Keep an eye out for tasty drink samples - I got to try a delicious green smoothie!

Great little cafe inside Whole Foods if you're in the mood for a drink…read more If they're understaffed, there are times where the cafe will be closed for a short amount of time to allows for the worker(s) to take breaks and lunches. All the drinks are made to order, so there's definitely a bit of a wait for drinks especially on the weekends. We love that they do have caffeine-free drinks as well. And they do have limited time drinks as well! All the drinks I've ordered here are pretty good and I'm excited to try more drinks they come up with.

Came in and immediately greeted by the friendly barista. The house blend protein latte was the…read moreperfect amount of sweet. It's hidden in the upstairs of the building, which took a minute to find, but was well worth the search.

I tried the Oreo waffles (320 calories with 15g of protein), and they were incredible. They came…read moretopped with bananas and strawberries, and the whole dish tasted like a full-on dessert brunch. You'd never guess it was such a healthy option. I also had the mocha protein drink (115 calories with 20g of protein), and it tasted just like a real mocha. There was no artificial protein taste at all. This place is great because it gives people who are cutting, tracking macros, or just trying to eat healthier a way to enjoy desserts without feeling like they're missing out. At the same time, the food tastes so good that anyone can enjoy it--you don't have to be health-conscious to appreciate it. I highly recommend Power Pro Sips and will definitely be back to try more!