Temp & Time is one of the underrated matcha tea shops! When you drive on El Camino Real, it may be…read moreeasy to miss as there is a small entryway to the parking lot for Temp & Time. The inside has such a pretty aesthetic, with a few inside tables to How to order is with an iPad kiosk, so card payment only. The menu selection is nice and simple, offering matcha and hojicha options. There are also small desserts like cheesecakes, cake rolls whole or slice and tiramisu. This tea shop is nice to go to after work to relax and decompress for a bit. Items my coworker and I ordered- * Hojicha Strawberry Latte - light sweet, soy milk and less ice. Rating 5/5 * Hojicha Cake Roll slice. Rating 5/5 * Matcha Latte - light sweet, oat milk, less ice. Rating 5/5

Cute place that is tucked away behind Drunken Monk izakaya. I came here for a mommy daughter date…read moreday to indulge in some dessert and card games. Decor is cute but sleek, vibes are calm, bar seating by window and a few small tables with seats. Ordering is fast at the kiosk front desk which doesn't seem to have a cashier. Lots of tasty drink options with milk choices and customizable sweetness and ice level - much appreciated! Cakes were delicious and filled with freshly whipped cream. We had the hojicha and biscoff ones. Not incredibly busy - a lot of orders were takeout. Cons: A lot of things were out of stock by 1pm but maybe this is due to Mother's Day. Pricey but the items were high quality. Store is a small footprint with limited utilities (no WiFi, bathroom was temporarily out of order). Parking is very difficult- it's on el Camino so the cars are unforgiving if you're trying to parallel park, and the road parallel by a block is not much better. It has an alley and a very cramped space in the back for a lot. Expect to walk.

Went for breakfast and the spot is cute inside. They have multiple options and I ordered a jalapeño…read morebagel with cream cheese. Other items ordered were the breakfast sandwich and iced dirty chai. The food and chai were delicious and this spot is nice for people wanting to work or school work. The service was great, would recommend checking it out!

This was a nice place to get some work done while enjoying a fresh and tasty croissant and egg…read morebreakfast sandwich. Pretty good latte too. I'd be curious to try their Asian food next time!

Great place for remote workers during weekdays with lovely flowers and a great coffee and tea…read moreselection. It's pretty quiet and chill, making it comfortable to work from here. I just wish the flower scent carried throughout the cafe because I couldn't really smell the flowers. They have so many plants and flower options though, so if you're looking to buy flowers in the area, this could definitely be a great spot!

Pricing is a little expensive but to be expected in downtown area. Cool concept and ambiance,…read moredefinitely something different. I recommend the spiced vanilla even though it's .50¢ extra. They also had a great selection of flowers too.

As a hobbyist, it's really difficult to get this level of coffee away from home. If you're in to…read morecoffee, this is a good stop with great outdoor atmosphere.

Long line, and yet moved fast! Ham and cheese croissant,…read moremocha, muffin and pour over coffee. Beautiful seating area right next to Menlo Park train stop for Caltrain

Super cute cafe serving sweet and savory pastries, cakes, sandwiches, salads, and drinks! Quality…read morefood and delicious flavors! Ample indoor seating. Parking is limited (small lot with about 8 spots) but there is street parking. Zulemy is so kind! She's great at recommending salads to try! Will be back to try the Chicken Sonoma next!

I was craving croissants on Sunday morning so I went to check out this place since it's close to…read morewhere I live. Just a heads up parking is honestly pretty difficult so it may take you a bit to try to find parking in the area. I got the strawberry croissant, chocolate croissant, and almond croissant! along with an iced latte. Took all of them to go to eat back at home. The iced latte was just ok but the croissants were pretty flaky and smooth! Both the chocolate and strawberry have a cream filling on the inside. I would try to come again earlier in the day to get a fresher batch. I would say the croissants are the best thing to get at this cafe.

Found Covour Coffee via Yelp. It was our first time here, and we will definitely come back when…read morewe're in the area again. We ordered an iced latte and their unique matcha concoction - a blended drink with cucumber and mint. It was incredibly refreshing and super unique. Highly recommend checking them out!

lovely cafe with lots of specialty drinks! they just released their summer specials which seem…read moreinteresting so I have to come back. this time, we got: - pistachio raspberry croissant ($7): this was quite disappointing, would not recommend. it was soggy and mushy. - ham & cheese croissant ($7): would recommend! - matcha einspanner ($7): the cream atop the matcha was delicious. would have liked stronger matcha but the matcha itself wasn't bitter which was nice. - tiramisu latte ($7): also a win, you could taste the chocolate-y notes with the espresso. wish the base was more nutty but it's personal preference.

I was craving quiche and there's this little bakery in Monterey that I would drive 1.5-2 hours to…read moreto get it. But yesterday I didn't want to do that. I searched online thinking I wouldn't like any of the results nearby. I was wrong The quiche at the baker next door is so soft and flavorful. I felt like going to heaven with every bite. The salad that came with it was fragrant and crisp, with just the right amount of citrus vinegetrtte. Restaurant was clean and cute, doubles as a cafe but no wifi, just vibes. I cannot beleive I am just discovering this place after years living in Redwood City. Where have I been?!!

My dad and I went to this highly-talked-about cafe after his appointment! Their hours, 7 am to 3 am…read moredaily, usually don't work with my 5 pm finish, so having the day off was the perfect opportunity. I was really hoping to try their morning bun or monkey bread, but unfortunately, both were sold out. However, I did get to try the Kouign-amann pastry and a peanut butter cookie. The peanut butter cookie was amazing. It was not overly sweet or intensely flavored, with a lovely peanut butter cream filling between two cookies. We also ordered two cappuccinos for my parents and a caramel latte for myself. The total came to about $28 for everything, which feels pretty reasonable for the Bay Area. The cafe itself had a really great vibe. Very cafe-like with a unique decor that blended old-school bakery charm with modern touches. Parking was a bit of a trek; we ended up parking quite a distance away on a residential street to avoid paid parking and walked a bit to get there. It's definitely not the most convenient location for parking. Despite that, the place was packed, which is always a good sign! The service was great. They took our order efficiently, and while we waited, it was clear this is a very popular spot. I'm determined to go back and try those morning buns and monkey bread!

A favorite dessert spot! I love that there are multiple locations throughout the Bay Area. The…read morestaff at Redwood City are always exceptionally kind. Seating inside is limited, but I notice most people take their drink or pudding to-go and enjoy the rest of downtown Redwood City.

Been curious about this place for a while, but have always been put off by the pricing. Starting at…read more$8+ for a tiny jar of pudding and similarly $8+ starting for a drink just seems so greedy to me. But we were out with friends and wanted a dessert post-hike, so why the hell not? Service is fast. Not a lot of seating inside, but there are a couple additional small tables for 2-4 people outside on the patio. Chose the cheapest item on the menu, which was the taro ube sago for $7.95 before tax. Honestly, it's pretty hard to mess up taro ube sago, so at best, I'd say it only meets the standard. It was more of a dessert soup than a pudding, which is what I expected. Serving size definitely way too small for the portion amount, even if you say the glass jar itself costs ~$2 (and that feels like a generous estimate). I've made an entire pot of taro sago that served 15 people that cost about $8 in raw ingredients. Personally don't see the value in coming back, but if you're looking for Chinese desserts in a pinch, then this place does the job.