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    3.4 (117 reviews)
    ModerateCoffee & Tea
    Open 4:30 am - 9:00 pm

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    Moderate noise
    Outdoor seating
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    Iced sugar cookie Oatmilk Late
    Narayan K.

    Definitely , one of my other locations of Starbucks coffee at 565 San Antonio Rd, Mountain View. Parnian made me a delicious coffee that was really wowoooo. It really helps to keep your customers happy, thanks, and Merry Christmas

    Kristy T.

    This is the best Starbucks I've been in in a really long time. I want to give a special thank you to Ron who is the person that took my order. In addition to taking my order he was also just very sweet and he smiled, and it was a great way to start my morning. Kudos to Ron and the other young man that made my drink, I appreciate you both.

    Pineapple Lemonade
    Anushikha A.

    Good lemonade! Should try this! Good service and ambience as well! Go for it if you are in Mountain View!

    Beautiful pumpkin foam cold brew vs the lesser coffee from an inferior sbux.
    Diana C.

    A tale of two stores. I was on my way back from a long morning trip to the zoo with the kids and really longing for my fave fall drink: pumpkin foam cold brew, hold the vanilla syrup. I stopped by a SBUX on the way back and ordered one as a treat. Well, take a look at that drink on the left. Where's the foam?? I was so sad that I went to my local SBUX after I got home intending to order and pay for another one (that's how much I was longing for this). The barista heard my tale of woe and made me one on the house. Absolutely the best store ever. If you're ever in my neck of the woods, come here for great baristas and service.

    The original pour topped out below the second line: less than half the actual cup.
    Chi H.

    On Wednesday, May 5th, 2021, my sister finally met the three most incompetent baristas in recorded history. And that's putting it gently. She ordered a venti espresso drink with no ice. What she received was a half-filled cup. So she asked for it to be filled closer to the top. She didn't ask for extra syrup, she didn't ask for extra shots, she just asked for milk that Starbucks gladly fills for coffee orders. Instead, the three baristas invented excuses about why they don't (or won't) fill the cup. And they spent over 5 minutes lecturing her on their curious "rules". In the end, the baristas reluctantly added some milk to bring it over half the cup (see photo). The three of them haggled with a customer for over 5 minutes...over milk they usually set out in carafes for customers before the pandemic. Let me tell you, I live in Seattle and I know Starbucks very well. This has NEVER been the case when I order espresso drinks with no ice. Ever. And I order "no ice" with my cold espresso drinks every single time. Is it THIS Starbucks' policy to fill the cup half way if a customer asks for a hot drink at room temp? Or give milk discounts to customers who ask for extra ice, since you're using less milk? I very much doubt those are your policies. Or, maybe, the three geniuses behind the counter simply wanted to dump on the environment by using unnecessarily large cups to hold their minuscule pours. Good job baristas! But you know what's even more minuscule than this asinine half-pour? The common sense and customer service displayed by the three baristas who worked at this location this morning. If you are the manager at this location, get your staff's act together. This should never have happened. Ever. And my sister will be using the $15 credit she received from corporate to see whether you have made improvements in your customer-facing staff. Hope you have a happy Cinco de Mayo, because your baristas definitely ruined my sister's day with their atrocious customer "service".

    This is the dirtiest Starbucks I've ever been to. The counter, floor and tables are all sticky and dirty. When I entered the place, something rotten smelled with coffee :(((((( Hope they take care of their cleaning!

    Yum!

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    Robu Coffee

    4.3(268 reviews)
    0.9 mi
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    Robu coffee provides a great option for folks who are craving matcha and Japanese sandwiches…read more I came here on a Saturday with my partner around 12, and it wasn't too busy. There are a couple of tables in the inside and a lot outside for you to sit! The cashier at the counter was very friendly and attentive. We waited around 10 minutes for our drinks, where we were able to take our sandwiches from the refrigerated portion of the case. It seems like there are sandwiches you can order where they will make it for you in the back, which I would like to try next time. Between me and my partner, here is what we got: * Sakura iced coffee: this exceeded my expectations! I thought the Sakura flavor came through without being too sweet and surprisingly the coffee did not overpower it and complemented it very well. * Banana matcha: this might be one of the first banana matchas I have had that did not taste artificial. I really like how they give you a small spoon shovel so you can eat some of the pudding top. So cute! * Egg sando: very yummy and they used the perfect amount of mayo. It was a light, delightful bite. * Strawberry sando: now this is the overall winner that stole my heart! This might be the best strawberry sando I had and I was surprised! Their strawberries were not only fresh and crisp, but the deep sweet vanilla bean flavor you got from the whipped cream was phenomenal! I usually do not care for strawberry sandos but this one got my attention! Overall, awesome place in Mountain View!

    one of my fave new coffee spots in south bay! i've tried the black sesame latte and salted coffee…read more(vietnamese coffee) and both were strong and flavorful. i got less sweet and found it to be perfect. there's parking in the parking garage next door. employees are super sweet. only downsize is not much inside seating so not the most comfy to work from or chat with a friend, but solid drinks and i'm excited to try more drinks.

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    Alexander's Patisserie

    4.1(1.8k reviews)
    1.9 mi
    $$$

    I've been stuck at home with a bum leg for over a week, so I decided to treat myself to breakfast…read moredelivery from Alexander's Patisserie in downtown Mountain View, which I'd never tried before. I ordered an apple croissant, banana chocolate croissant, kouign-amann, baguette sandwich, and an iced mocha. It took a while for my breakfast to arrive. The iced mocha was warm because the ice had melted, but it was easy enough to fix with ice from my freezer. I'm pretty sure it had no coffee in it, just oat milk and hazelnut dark chocolate, which was perfect in my book. I drank it fast. It was my first time trying a kouign-amann, and I'm still not sure what all the fuss is about. After a couple of bites I moved on to the apple croissant, which had almond cream and a cinnamon apple compote in it. It was delicious, and I loved that it wasn't overly sweet. Next was the banana chocolate croissant. I was disappointed when I cut it in half and saw how little chocolate there was inside of it, but once I tasted it I realized it was just right. The bananas and almond cream were very, very sweet. It was scrumptious with powdered sugar and sliced almonds on top. Later in the day I tried the baguette sandwich, which had Brie, sliced apples, jambon, arugula, mustard, and garlic aioli on it. It was good at first, but then I had to remove the Brie because it overwhelmed the rest of the sandwich. The apple tasted great, but I pretty much love anything with apples on it. All in all it was an interesting breakfast and I'd gladly return to try more of their sandwiches and desserts.

    Alexander's Patisserie sits on Castro Street where there are so many different restaurants and…read morestores to explore so you can really make use of your time here. Once you step inside it feels like you're transported to a cute little Parisian patisserie. The interior is elegant and relaxing and the staff are friendly. We ordered the Fleur de Pistache and a mango pastry which I believe is called a Mango croissant but I honestly forgot (it may also be seasonal). Beautiful presentation so 10/10 for that. As for flavor the Fleur de Pistache was good - texture was great but I do wish it had a heavier pistachio flavor. The Mango croissant was crispy and fresh. Both items weren't overly sweet which is what I look for in pastries/desserts so I appreciate that. I didn't get a coffee this time around so I can't speak on that, but I'll be back again to try the coffee and their other pastries. Overall, it was a great experience and worth the visit!

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    Maison Alyzee - Délice: Whipped dark chocolate Manjari 64% ganache, Confit blackberry raspberry, Crémeux raspberry& Milk Chocolate  , Soft Cacao Biscuit

    Maison Alyzee

    4.0(908 reviews)
    1.9 mi
    $$

    Love this place! Fresh and high quality, never disappointed. Each pastry is layered and such…read moredetailing makes it such a visual experience with some awe.

    Nearly ALL of my European clients and friends have raved about Maison Alyzee as being the most…read moreauthentic French patisserie in the area. Some of them don't even go to any other bakery besides this one and as such, I was excited to try their pastries. I got a combination of both basic items such as their croissant and their more decorative items such as their Paris Brest. The fundamental difference between American pastries and their French counterparts is that the latter are much less heavy and sweet and in that sense, Maison Alyzee does a good job. However, that quality really isn't that important to me unless I'm making baked goods at home or having them at a friend's. When it comes to a bakery, I care more about nuanced flavors, tastes, and textures and in those aspects, this place didn't really blow me away. To put it this way, I would rather travel to Midwife and the Baker and have one of their croissants at a cheaper price even if it may be more of a sugar bomb. I was actually contemplating knocking off another star because of how much the pastries cost an arm and a leg (almost $10+ for some of the individual items). In the end, I decided against it because this bakery is the first I've visited where the pastries both look nice AND taste good (Paris Baguette and Alexander's Patisserie, take note). Overall, this place is good if you are looking for pastries that both look and taste nice. Perhaps my palate is just not sophisticated enough but I just don't get any unique taste that warrants them being the most authentic French patisserie in the area. Personally, I would visit Midwife, Craftsman, and (soon) Arsicault in Palo Alto to get a more "quality' pastry.

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    The Fly-By - Burgers at lunch, with crispy potato wedges. Yum! Worth $19? You decide...

    The Fly-By

    4.2(30 reviews)
    2.5 mi

    Okay but... a hotel coffee shop with good matcha? That's the plot twist I didn't know I needed…read more We stopped here on my way out of Santa Clara heading to San Francisco -- it's conveniently close to a bunch of other spots, and since it's tucked inside a hotel, parking was ridiculously easy. (Underrated luxury.) Now, the hotel itself? Visually... a moment. It looked like someone invested serious money into it, but the design felt a little space-meets-startup-meets-what's-happening-here. Some elements felt elevated, others felt a bit makeshift. I genuinely couldn't tell what the theme was -- futuristic? celestial? boutique-on-a-budget? I'm still processing. The front desk team was clearly well-trained and knowledgeable -- they had every answer, every stat, every rate breakdown ready. But the warmth? Missing. I was hoping for a little storytelling since I'd never heard of the hotel before, and instead got a very matter-of-fact "we've been here five years" energy. Efficient, yes. Inviting, not quite. But let's talk about why you're really here: the coffee shop. Completely different vibe. Two people working, both genuinely happy, welcoming, and quick. We ordered a latte and a matcha to go -- total was about $22, which made me blink for a second -- but then I tasted the matcha. Oh. This wasn't the overly sweet, dusty-green situation you sometimes get. It tasted clean. Real. High-quality. The kind of matcha that feels intentional. I love Firehouse in Marin, but this? This was closer to serious coffee roaster-level quality. Smooth, organic-tasting, beautifully balanced. You could tell they care about what they're serving. Branding was strong, the space was cute, and I could absolutely see myself sitting there with my laptop pretending I'm writing something important. We grabbed ours to go, but it had that easy, airy, "stay awhile" energy. Would I book the hotel? Jury's still out. They don't have an in-house spa and mentioned bringing in third-party services for certain amenities, which made it feel a little less full-service than I expected. Would I go back for the coffee shop? Without hesitation. Delicious drinks, easy parking, quick service, and a vibe that actually makes you want to come back. Sometimes the side character steals the show -- and in this case, it's 100% the matcha.

    This is my second time eating here at The Flyby, and I did the smart thing - I did not bring my…read morework with me! Because, once again, I was distracted by the quality of the food, and there would be no way for me to do anything else, but to eat! Today, I was in the mood for something more than a salad (much as I wanted to preset what I had the first time coming here, I made a concerted effort to order something else...), thus I chose the Forager Flatbread. It took less time to make this time (roughly about five minutes after ordering), and when it came out, I marveled at how it looked like a work of art! Just beautiful! Each piece of herbed formage blanc flatbread had a nice, crunchy bottom (but not blackened) and a slightly tanginess, with a a good amount of "hen-of-the-wood" mushrooms, sweet roasted garlic and a bed of arugula. My, oh, my! My first bite was a multi-level extravaganza! The crunch of the bread, followed by the aroma of the herbs and arugula, then the saltiness of the cheese, the sweetness of the roasted garlic, the earthiness of the mushrooms - all came together as just a wonderful work of culinary art! This being my first time eating today, my saliva glands just fired off at first bite, causing a bit of intense pain from too much saliva shooting out. But, seriously, this was a very delicious entree, that I enjoyed from start to finish! Bravo for this second joyous experience!

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