My favorite coffee spot in or near Santa Clara County. The beans they roast are very high quality…read moreand make for delicious drinks!

Nice to be able to get coffee freshly roasted directly from the roastery. not too hard to…read morecoordinate pickup, but it would be nice if they operated a regular cafe at the Santa Clara roastery. So far (after many years away from Barefoot when I went regularly to the location on Stevens Creek), I've enjoyed their Decaf blend, Redcab, and The Beast.

New favorite coffee shop. As a coffee lover I really look for shops that have latte art - it sounds…read moresilly but it also means perfect milk and everything else that comes with a perfect cappuccino. Friendly staff as well. Truly a hidden gem for quality, casual coffee and study.

1 Oz Coffee is a gem right next to Santa Clara University, perfect for a quick pick-me-up or a…read morestudy break. Their iced oat latte is smooth and balanced, the espresso is rich without being bitter, and The Hannah Special is a must-try Great vibes, drinks, service, and super convenient location! Anthonyxibarrax

While visiting San Jose, I came across this coffee shop and I'm really glad I did. The coffee…read morequality was excellent, the staff was very friendly, and the pastries were absolutely delicious. The shop itself is a bit small, so it may not be the easiest place to study for long periods, but it has a great atmosphere, good vibes, and a very welcoming environment. The outdoor seating was a huge plus, especially with nice weather -- it's the perfect spot to sit outside and enjoy your coffee. Parking in the area can be a little tricky and it is paid parking, but that's pretty common for most downtown areas. Overall, I had a great experience and would definitely recommend this coffee shop to anyone looking for quality coffee and a nice atmosphere.

Our drinks took 15-20 minutes to come out. The coffee shop is nice and has nice door seating…read more My friend and I ordered the Vanilla Latte + Pandan Latte, both of which were not filled up all the way. Also, they lacked the difference in taste and we couldn't tell apart the difference in orders. The Vietnamese iced coffee was horrible. It was so dark and bitter and left a really strange aftertaste. Though I will say the matcha guava was really good. The cream top tasted like fresh guava, and it complemented the matcha very well. That was the only redeeming drink here.

Another stop on my Coffee-Pray-Love journey. This is a contender for the best cold brew I've tried…read moreso far. They do a CBC which is a concentrate and it definitely is. Flavor is not diluted by melting ice and neither is the caffeine. 10/10 will return for my cold brew when working in Santa Clara. Ambiance: looks like an inviting place to sit and work and they have snacks! Quick service and very clean (:

I used to come here a lot since it was a nice spot to hang out and get work done. Came in on a…read moreMonday around noon and the shop was fully packed and pretty loud (normally there's ample seating). There's a kiosk to order now with a majority of items missing pictures and descriptions. Still, the staff seem busier than ever, my lavender latte took about 15 minutes and it was hard to find open seating. I think the quality has gotten a little worse here, my latte was very sweet even with less sugar requested, and they seemed to just dump espresso on top of milk and callel my name in a hurry. They also seem to sell beauty products now, which is a little strange. The whole experience across the board felt unpolished, not sure if I'd come back here next time unless I'm in the area.

Cosmic Coffee Company is a great little spot for coffee lovers at the Santa Clara Farmer's Market…read more The coffee was flavorful, and the vibe was casual and welcoming -- perfect for grabbing a morning coffee before exploring the market. Friendly staff and quick service.

The nitro iced coffees were bold and refreshing. The baristas were specific in taking our order,…read morewhile promptly preparing our drinks. Our coffees were precisely what we had ordered. The stand we went to was at the Campbell Farmer's Market on Sunday. There isn't any seating or tables, but the ambiance of having a creamy, nitro coffee while shopping for fresh produce is delightful.

They are serving The Best coffee in down town San Jose! It…read morehas been a while that I got a copy from them as I hardly ever go to downtown San Jose. Happen to be around and felt that I have to grab their coffee. I ordered pecan latte and flatwhite with oat milk and LOVE IT! I sometimes grab their beans too so that I can drink coffee at home. I got my coffee pretty fast (barista was so kind) and was able to sit down a little bit, enjoying the weather (it was raining in the morning which was perfect for coffee :))

We needed fast breakfast and a pick me up for the last day of Fanime, which is the Memorial Day…read moreMonday, so a lot of other businesses were not open or were not open that early yet, but we saw Voltaire Coffee Roasters on our way to the con. They had some Fanime specials for the con (katsu and egg salad sandwiches, spam musubi), seasonal drinks, of course coffees and teas, and non caffeinated drinks, as well as some food too (heated up pastries, both sweet and savory). There's a restroom with a code and a couple seats and tables with outlets to charge your devices. Service was welcoming and efficient especially after the crowds started to pick up. I got the: 1) Egg Salad Sando: -You can tell these were handmade in store. They had cute washi tape to hold the packaging together. -Solid egg salad sandwich. Slightly sweet white bread and generous amount of egg salad inside the sandwich. Creamy mayo taste that isn't too sour or tart, lots of egg in it. Perfect for an anime con next door. 2) Cappuccino: -I got this no sugar and sugar free and it came out with some pretty latte art. I thought it was mostly ok and boyfriend thought so too, but after several sips and when it was too late since we really had to get to the con, it just became too disgustingly sweet for him and he had to throw it away. 3) Yuzu Fresh Fruit Sparkler: -Yuzu puree with sparkling soda water. -Refreshing and not bad, but even after mixing this was a bit sweeter than what I would have liked and again, in our rush to leave, we couldn't really get this adjusted. I ended up pouring most of it in a water bottle to enjoy later and put in my bag. But ended up not finishing it in the end. Maybe next year I'll try again or just stick to the food stuffs.

I went early morning, interestingly this coffee shop is attached to a seafood restaurant…read more But the ambience is a little dark but cozy. There was one lady working what appears to be both sides so I gave her grace to come get my order. She acknowledged me as soon as I walked in so I was okay waiting. I ordered the cookie butter cold brew which was be try smooth and the balance is nice here it's not milky or creamy from the cold foam. I really enjoy that it's not just plastered in sweet so I really enjoyed it.

Not sure what to think. We came to this location instead of the one on The Alameda and was easy to…read morepark on the street. It was around 12:45 pm on Thursday to get a quick drink and some baked goods. The place was pretty empty and it took the cashier to find our drink orders on their register. And I guess she was also working the seafood oyster restaurant that it's connected with - all open space. Drinks are yum though and priced well. We got their Spring specials and they were both good. The beignets are yum and the Asiago bagel was reasonably priced at $4 with cream cheese! I'd come back but just a little slow where we had to wait for our order with no one here.

Really pleasant place! Coffee is delicious…read more There isn't that much seating. Only 3 small tables indoors, and 2 tables outdoors. There's wifi which makes it a great spot to be productive! I ordered the birthday cake, which came out beautifully and it was delicious. My friend ordered the Condensed Milk latte which was also great. They have so many creative and odd flavors, so it was hard just choosing one but the staff was really patient and would give recommendations based on what I like so that was really great! Will definitely come back to get work done here.

There's plenty of parking in the lot, followed by a short walk of a couple of minutes to the shop…read more The coffee place is quite small with very limited seating. I ordered their seasonal Pistachio Cardamom Latte and it was really good! I especially loved the rich, nutty pistachio flavor. Recommendation(s): - Pistachio Cardamom Latte (seasonal) Service: 5/5 Tip(s): - Restroom available - Parking is near the coffee place - Accept Apple Pay - Limited indoor seating

I am not too much of a fan of their drinks, but the vibe and service made up for it. The young…read moretech company feel. Sharp and friendly workers. For the iced latte, shouldn't the milk go in after the espresso? Since it was the other way, the espresso was mainly on top and needed to be stirred. Seeing the workers, I know this part is thought out so just asking. Blackberry latte had a hint of blackberry which was nice. Not overwhelming. There is no waiting area after you order. You just kind of stand around somewhere in the store while you dodge people. Will definitely be back to try other items.

Came here with a friend in the late afternoon to catch up 2 hours before closing. The store was…read morePACKED. There was a mix of people studying, working, and chatting with friends; it's a very lively community spot. Despite how chaotic it was, the space was generally clean and the service was great. The cashier made sure to get our names and address us by them. The decor is beautiful, feeling intentionally designed. I thought it was really cool that they have a slow coffee bar area specifically for pour overs (I think) where tech isn't allowed, so people are just supposed to sit and enjoy their coffee. I've never seen that before in a coffee shop. The menu is extensive. Since it was later in the day, the baked goods were half off, which was a nice surprise. I got a blueberry latte and an Asian fusion focaccia bread. Blueberry latte - I liked this! The blueberry flavor was subtle and not overly sweet or artificial tasting. It added a light fruity note to the coffee without overpowering it. Fusion focaccia bread - This was tasty, but I felt the original price was steep ($12). My piece was around 6" x 3". The shiitake mushroom flavor was strong and I loved the addition of scallions and Chinese sausage sprinkled throughout the bread. Overall, this is such a cool addition to coffee culture in the South Bay. It feels like shop from a big city like SF, NYC, or Chicago instead of little ol' SJ. The ambiance and options are solid, and it has a vibe that makes you want to stay awhile. You can be a casual coffee drinker or a coffee snob and it will be a satisfying experience.