Best gaming cafe I've gone to in years. And I've been to the Luxor's esports and Velocity in vegas…read more And countless in Atlanta and South Florida. Linda is why. She's such a doll. Amazing conversations. Makes you feel right at home! She's like your Internet cafe best friend and she knows everyone's name! Like how?! And very hospitable. Professional. Oh and I got my Paul to Tekken god supreme hehe yay.

Amazing place, great amenities, snacks, and equipment for use. Awesome hours, employees are…read morefriendly, there's a sense of community you can't find most places.

Had them remake my coffee because the espresso is so bitterrr (not for the weak). kinda on the…read morepricier side but otherwise good experience.

I come here every day, mostly because the line is way shorter than going to Benson. That being…read moresaid, there are a number of pros and cons about Sunstream: PROS: - The workers here are super nice and friendly! They always give out sweet compliments and smiles to their customers. - The menu options remain pretty consistent, and usually if they run out of something, they'll restock quickly the next day. - It's a fast and easy stop in the library - There are lots of good "snacky" options like fruit, nuts, instant quinoa bowls, premade sandwiches, etc CONS: - Everything is WAY overpriced. I'm not kidding... I usually get a liter of coconut water here and it is more than $6, but at Trader Joe's, the exact same thing is only $2. - There aren't as many options here as there are in Mission Bakery, so if you want more selection, you're best off heading to Benson - The drinks aren't very well made... Iced coffee is watery and bland and slightly nauseating, the tea is just a teabag dunked in hot water, and the chai lattes are flavorless... Bottom line: this place would be great if it wasn't so overpriced!

Super clean water. Very friendly owners !…read more Best egg coffee in SJ !! Love this sweet little shop .

Where else can you get a banh mi & avocado smoothie while filling up your water? BOI Bakery & Pure…read moreWater...that's where! Current price for water at the moment is $0.30 a gallon...which is cheaper than the water machine at the market by my place. Super friendly folks working here, and very clean store. It's pretty much a mini deli, convenience store and water station all in one. I'll definitely be back for a visit.

Amazing service and amazing food! The bagel was incredibly delicious and the nice woman at the…read moreregister included a piece of carrot cake and a cookie ! Love this place will be back!

Stopped by this cafe and had a good experience. It was almost evening but I was craving a breakfast…read moresandwich; they serve both breakfast and lunch sandwiches. I ordered the spinach and mushroom bagel sandwich, and it was so yummy. It came out nice and hot, and you can tell everything was made fresh, adding some hot sauce took it to another level. I also tried the Vietnamese iced coffee, it was good. Gave me a boost of energy for sure. It paired perfectly with my evening breakfast. The owner and staff were kind and welcoming, which made the whole experience better. Service was quick. Good food, friendly people and fresh ingredients.

Loved it! The decorations and lighting in the room were super awesome! Went in a small group and…read moreall the food was nice and crispy, the drinks were creamy and not bad for Bay Area value, and the front desk service is very welcoming and they serve you the food you ordered to your room. BUT, they have a 15% service charge and they don't allow alcohol into their rooms, so if you're planning on coming here with drinks in hand, it's (probably) not gonna happen. We went with no drinks so it was no problem. Overall, love it, and would come back again & againnn

The music room and bathroom were both clean. Audio quality is solid. However, after ruminating on…read morethe experience once we arrived home, several concerns became clear that ultimately deterred me from returning. Pricing was not straightforward or transparent. Upon arriving, we were told that all the rooms were booked and no follow up questions from their end. This remained the same throughout the entirety of the communication. I had to inquire all the questions, thinking I was asking the right ones to know prices and availability. I was wrong. With my questions, the answers I received were: 1) small room would take about 1 hour and 2) medium room would be about 40-45 minutes. Again, no follow up question from them whether which room we want, offering prices for each room, and asking if we wanted to put our name down. I only asked if the medium price would be the same as small, since we only had 2 people. That's something I should have reworded because what I actually wanted to know is how much would it be for 2 people--this was after 9:30 PM, for a medium room. I want to highlight that even though I am responsible for inquiries for clarification, a general rule also uniformly applies for businesses to be upfront with pricing and services for clarification. In short, that was completely absent throughout the interaction. We didn't know better, since we are not usuals at this establishment, which truly did feel that this was intentionally done to upcharge us. At the time, we chose convenience and said we would take whichever room--small or medium, as they stated--became available first. The medium room became available about 15 minutes after we had returned earlier to ask how to get on the "waitlist." Yet again, the process itself was never explained nor openly offered to us. We were informed of the $99/hour charge for the medium room only after being called up to the front desk/food station area, when the staff member was already writing the price on the receipt with a clipboard. This key detail should have been clearly disclosed at the very beginning of the first interaction--way before the signing at the desk to enter the room. My previous paragraphs can be referenced to this. Instead, signing and entering the room was processed as both the very first and final contact/confirmation. Thus, we weren't given any pricing and details prior until our name was called and came to the desk to sign. That is the primary issue: not disclosing the needed information well in advance until signing. Also, to their other review response --if there were management, then it could be with the person overseeing the computer, whom I directed the questions to. Like other reviewers have mentioned (which, in hindsight, we should have read more closely), there was a noticeable lack of transparency. We essentially had to ask every question ourselves in order to get basic information. Even then, the responses were brief and only addressed exactly what we asked--without offering additional context or details that would have helped us fully understand the pricing or process. And that in itself--is dishonest. Deceptive, too. Because of the lack of intent and transparency, we also weren't offered pricing information with the small room at any given point. So for those who wish to visit this establishment, be mindful of the highly, subtle deception. Perhaps you could try and ask directly for the pricing of each room, depending on head count, but who knows if they would provide information in all the extent needed for customers to make an informed decision. The medium room could fit 6-8 people maximum from our perception. The pricing on the website does not provide any room sizing price, or estimation. Just by head count, so essentially, we were being charged for the 9-10 people ($99/hr rate) that is listed on the webpage. Yes, here's the fine print from the website: "RATES & ROOM CAPACITY: The final rate will be based on either room size or total number of people, with the higher rate applied." If the $99/hr charge was purely due to the medium room size, as it did note that a "higher rate may apply," then that would have been understandable--if that information had been deliberately shared to us well in advance before signing. Even then, it becomes much more questionable since it seems that 6-8 people ($79/hr) could be accommodated in a medium size room. If so, then this was an upcharge, given all information had been nebulous. However, the issue I am pointing out here is the extreme lack of transparency and the involuntary manner in how the information was provided before signing. The general answers mentioned above were disclosed only when prompted by our questions, and even then the responses remained consistently evasive and limited. The quote above was already included in this original post. Read the latest response to see how they confirmed their own fradulence. Never was offered a large yet was given one and upcharged.

Shocked I haven't reviewed this bagel shop yet. We come here all the time and they have so many…read moregood choices. Bagels are super fresh and flavorful. The service is speedy and kind. Some seating inside, but I also love that they have patio seating for you and your furry friend. It's also clean!

The Bagel Place Cafe is my favorite bagel place and is conveniently located near my work. I stopped…read morein this morning before going in to the office and had the most delicious bagel sandwich. I ordered a lox sandwich on a sesame bagel. The sandwich came with cream cheese, onions, cucumbers, tomatoes, and of course, lox. I also got a bottled Starbucks Frappuccino. It's hard to say why their bagels are so much better than everyone else's. They just plain taste good and have the perfect amount of toppings. Some places only give you a few tiny slices of lox, but the Bagel Place Cafe is quite generous. The veggies were fresh and healthy and the cream cheese was perfect. Plus the people who work there are nice and friendly and the whole place gives off sweet mom & pop vibes. If you're looking for a bagel in the Santa Clara/Sunnyvale area, don't miss the Bagel Place Cafe.

Apparently lots of people don't realize that there's a legit grill, salad bar, and cafe all in one…read morein one of the Mission Towers in the area I was here for work and stopped by to get lunch since there wasn't much in the area Looks like they're getting a bunch of new drinks starting tomorrow as well? Milk teas, lemonades, smoothies, and Ashwaganda energy drinks Had a smash burger and cheese steak too - they make it fresh in front of you and it's super juicy and tasty for less than $10?

I was told about this gem across the street from our office by a leasing representative. Reading…read morethe old reviews five years ago, there were comments about the food being overpriced. They must've not ever raised prices, as in today's inflationary environment, it is a steal to get an eight dollar hamburger or a five dollar hotdog. The service was just ok but at these prices I could car less. Great value and convenient!

There is not much in terms of cafe offerings in the morning on this end of the SCU campus. Kind of…read moreclever that the food services of the school had invested in a nice food truck. I say nice because the truck sets up tables for condiments, cream, sugar, etc., all neatly covered by umbrellas. The spot is also set up with some outdoor tables as well and has an almost-but-not-quite sidewalk cafe look to it. Menu is short and simple yet diverse enough to offer quiche, breakfast sandwiches, and oatmeal. I tried the waffle cone parfait (quite clever, really) and is a photogenic snack. It had yogurt and fresh fruit in a waffle cone. The crispy cone contrasts nice with the yogurt and fruit. The bit of honey at the bottom was a nice twist to the usual chocolate at the bottom. Really hit the spot in the morning! I am curious if their other snacks look as nice and will return to try other things, including the coffee.