Coffee was solid. Tried the cold brew. Coworkers got the rose, pistachio mocha and a latte. They…read moreloved them. Food looked amazing. Would definitely go back. In a really cool location tucked into a hotel. It was a little hidden. The map feature on yelp pointed us to the wrong place so we had to find it.

House-made banana syrup! Please and thank you! Such a good banana matcha latte, hope it stays…read more4ever. So much seating inside and out so bring your furry friends! Quick service and park in the garage!

Honey Lavender Latte is my favorite drink here. Okay, I just ordered this one. But it's good, I…read moreknow I will keep on getting it. The place is nice and modern, filled with fun art works. The ambiance is bright light and colors, which gives it a fun vibe instead of cozy. Service was okay. We got our drink at a decent waiting time. Will surely get the drink again when I'm around the area.

Such a cute, happy spot! Love the decor, the art. The space was nice and clean and the service was…read moretop notch! I had a cappuccino and loved it. We also got a couple hot chocolate and the lady behind the counter was kind enough to customize it for us! A mix of dark chocolate and milk chocolate, with generous amount of whipped cream (check the picture!). It was a perfect cup of happiness, especially on a cold dreary rainy morning!

I've been a regular at this Voyager location in Santa Clara, apart from the one at the Cupertino…read morelocation. I love how there's so much diversity In the environment, that makes regular customers like us coming back for more. Here's my experience at the Santa Clara location: The line to order coffee went awfully fast, and honestly, that threw me by surprise. The staff were really helpful in giving the suggestions of what drinks had sweet and aromatic, or earthy and healing. They also had quite a wide variety of pastries as well -- which, for a coffee shop, is impressive considering how they source their pastries locally as well. The only downside would actually have to be the surrounding environment, and not the coffee shop itself: if you're finding parking around Voyager, embrace yourselves for lack of parking around that particular area. If you have to absolutely do that, then do so with caution.

I got a decaf Tokyo with almond milk for $7.50 (extra 50 cent charge for almond milk). I think the…read morefloral syrup was not for me. It was too sweet and I have a headache after finishing less than half. It's really popular and crowded. The line is really long (constantly going out the door) and the tables are small and really close together.

This is my billionth time coming here. I came here for the last time because they're closing :(…read more I love the desserts, but the employees are sweeter. Thank you Cocohodo for everything!

This review is just for the bingsu…read more Okay sorry I was FLABBERGASTED at the price when it rang up to $18. I am used to going to sulbing and sul&beans where the price is definitely representative of the size and portion Mango Bingsu 7.5/10 Flavors were there, mango was big and sweet and there's some ice cream, but it was kind of small in my opinion to share with another person. Compared to sulbing (which is almost double the size) I was kind of shocked to see it come out I understand they are known for other items like the walnut treats, so it is my fault I didn't try those but if you come here JUST for bingsoo, there are other spots to try I do want to give them a second chance and try the more well known items and drinks, will update if I decide to come back!

I come up to this bakery once a month, and I love the 48 hour preorder option. I highly recommend…read moreit for people who don't want to deal with the line that understandably goes out the door. The food is worth the wait. Don't sleep on the black pepper sausage danish: the croissant dough is crisp and flaky, and doesn't get soggy when baked around the sausage. It's comparable in execution to the Croissant Hot Dog served at Dominique Ansel Las Vegas (in Caesar's Palace), but at a way more accessible price point. Which isn't to say this place is cheap; like many artisanal bakeries in California, it comes with a premium price tag, but at least it's not Dominique Ansel pricy. Croissante's croissant dough baked goods (viennoiserie) is pun-intended "proof" that you get what you pay for. The dining space is limited and lively. Conversing is a little tough, but if you just need a place to sit while eating, it's just right. Extra special shout out this time to Dill who had informed me the fried chicken dishes today would be an hour and a half wait. After deciding there wasn't anything I wanted more than the Fried Chicken and Spiced Croffle (croissant dough baked in a waffle iron) and was happy to wait, they were nice enough to check in with the kitchen and see if it could be made sooner than that. I didn't expect to be accommodated, so I was happy they were able to do that. You get two chicken thighs and croffles per order. It's enough for two light eaters to share.

The bread and desserts are all amazing. The coffee is really good, too…read more However, they almost never have seating and even if you do nab a seat, it is uncomfortable and hard. The feeling is very "leave quickly". It is overcrowded and not an inviting place to stay and enjoy your pastries. The line to get your pastries is also pretty long. It's best to do takeout from this place.

Bitter Sweet has a great ambience with green indoor plants, succulents and an aquarium…read more Seating is comfortable and the drip coffees are excellent. I recently tried a pho latte which was quite unique, and an orange scone that was delicious. I will not be trying the pho latte again since pho in coffee is an acquired taste. The owner is a bit strict about bringing pets inside, which was a bit of a downside for me.

Met one of my bestie's here earlier today for our monthly coffee catch up. Found this gem on yelp &…read morechose it specifically for the Affogata! Of course I forgot to take a photo of my yummy drink (mearly perfect) and my friend had a yummy Turkey/artichoke panini served with fresh tomato that was delish. He also had a black sesame latte thar was top notch with beautiful latte art heart. The food & drinks were great and what makes this place a 5 is the ambiance & vibe (and good retro tunes & a fishtank with Nemo) Comfy chairs, few tables to work if that is yoir thing, decent parking availability, and easy to --very close to the cupertino Library. We will definitely be back for more sandwiches & coffee etc.

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. 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.

a small cafe located in a pretty empty lot near the high school…read more loved this place! we went around 12:30 PM on a Friday and it was pretty empty until the local high school had lunch. it was fully packed around 1:00 PM so make sure to plan ahead if you are coming on a week day. they had many options ranging from sandwiches, scrambles to crepes to even garlic fries. we both decided on the san jose quakes, which is a crepe with either nutella or chocolate with bananas inside and whipped cream on the side. there was ALOT of banana which I personally really liked, but would not recommend to someone who doesn't like bananas. i also loved the crepe itself, as it was soft and flavorful. definitely want to come back and try the other menu items!

Service was fast, place is packed at 1pm Wed with students, very vibrant place. The crepe was on…read morepar and yummy, coffee was also good. Highly recommended. Only downside is the ordering machine charges service fee.

This time around, I returned to Voyager and ordered the iced Santiago, still my all-time favorite…read moredrink from the café. The combination of rich chocolate with subtle hints of ginger and cayenne is incredibly creative and beautifully balanced. The service was attentive and impressively quick, which made the experience even better. I also love the overall ambiance of the space. It's warm, cozy, and perfect whether you're looking for a productive café to work from or simply a comfortable spot to catch up with friends.

Voyager Craft Coffee has a decent ambience. Parking can be a little difficult to find, but with…read moresome patience, spots are usually available nearby. The coffee itself was okay, but the service definitely has room for improvement. The sparkling water served alongside the espresso was a very small portion compared to what's usually expected and taste of espresso is more on the bitter and acidic side. Overall, it's still a fine spot for coffee and the atmosphere is pleasant, but better hospitality and consistency in service would make a big difference.

Cute coffee tent at the Cupertino farmers market serving unique Indonesian flavors!…read more I have been eyeing this spot for quite a bit since I haven't had anything in the South Bay similar to Hijau. The closest place that I have had Indonesian coffee is Kopiku in SF (but that is so far!) I ended up ordering a Klepon which is an espresso based latte with coconut milk, Pandan syrup made with palm sugar, coconut flakes! This had such distinctive flavoring that played homage to south East Asian flavors and was so comforting, especially when it was served hot. I love how balanced the pandan and palm sugar was. It wasn't too sweet at all! I am eager to try more flavors here. Service was fast and quick and only took max 10 minutes to get my drink even with a line. I heard they are opening a store front - you definitely have a unique selling point in the South Bay! Rooting for your success!

I've had a couple of drinks here at the DeAnza Farmers Market. I tried their iced matcha latte with…read moreoat milk and the iced klepon latte. In my opinion, the klepon latte was a bit better than the matcha latte. The matcha latte was a bit weak. It seemed to be mostly oat milk flavor with very little matcha. Menu description: Klepon latte [vegan]: espresso * coconut milk [no sub] * house-made palm sugar-pandan syrup * coconut flakes garnish I like the latte, but I felt like the pandan and coconut flavors didn't really come through, due to the prominent espresso flavor. Not a huge deal, but I wish the pandan had more of a presence. All of the staff are super friendly, and I do think that the lattes are high-quality, but I would not get the matcha again. I found it a bit strange that they didn't put the cup lid on for you, especially since there was a long line in a small area and it was difficult to get the lid on while feeling rushed. Also, there's a small $0.75 charge for oat milk, which I don't mind too much, but when paying an uncharge I'd appreciate more non-dairy milk options. Overall, good coffee and vibes.