This is my second time coming to Camino Coffee and they do not disappoint. First off the service…read morewas awesome on both occasions, as you are greeted promptly as you enter. You're always asked if you have any questions before you order which is super nice if you aren't sure what you're going to order. I tried the cardamom fig cappuccino (winter special), hot mocha and ice almond milk latte. The cappuccino was so delicious, though I didn't taste the fig as much as the cardamom it was still a super well balanced cappuccino. The mocha wasn't to sweet, which I enjoy because the espresso still comes through and you can taste the rich chocolate. Lastly, the almond milk latte was really smooth, you can tell they use great quality almond milk. Food wise I got the buttered croissant and two different cookies from Bake That Dough (which they sell inside to the left of the register when you walk in). The buttered croissant was incredibly flaky and buttery. It paired so well with my cappuccino and I look forward to my next. The cookies were so cute and perfectly paired with the coffee drinks as well. Overall great experience, I am excited to try their other baked goodies and fun beverages.

I have been coming here a couple of times per month on a Saturday for a meet up with a family…read moremember. The building and seating is NOT fancy and it does get a bit crowded on the weekends. There is NO drive through. It is an old gas station converted into a coffee shop. The parking is scant and right next to the building but plentiful just across the side street for the train and bus stations. What this place does have is CHARACTER and a laid back vibe I don't seem to find in chain coffee shops. The service is top notch, the prices reasonable, and the coffee is excellent. You are called to the counter when your order is ready. There are some nice looking pastries available (I haven't tried any yet). There is a retro record player and some vinyl records, but there has never been any music playing there when I am there. It is across the street from a train station and near the downtown shops.

Stopped in on our way through Gilroy and am so glad I did. The food is fantastic. The chef trained…read moreunder a Korean Chef and so the Mexican Korean fusion of the carnitas is amazing. Fresh local farm to table which is ironically rare for this part of California. So glad we stopped in and I will definitely come back again when I'm this way. The building is so charming as it is 100 yrs old and was an old hotel which now houses the restaurant and art gallery. Service was great! very friendly and attentive staff

So very disappointed in my experience here. I came in with a friend to have a drink and a light…read moredinner before a class we were taking. After all of the great reviews we were very excited. We each ordered a drink and a meal - chicken lettuce wraps (the same meal for each of us). The meal took over an hour to arrive which gave us 10 minutes to eat We were the only 2 people in the restaurant The staff made excuses saying there was only one cook and that the dish was difficult to make The best they offered was to give us our meal to go. Won't be going back. Again VERY disappointing

I recently visited Fifth St Coffee and thought it was such a cute little coffee shop! They serve…read morehot coffee, tasty treats, and have such a welcoming atmosphere. The staff was incredibly friendly and kind, and the service was very speedy, I was in and out in about 5 minutes. I ordered a caramel macchiato and a danish, and both were so good. I'll definitely be returning again! The inside had a rustic feel and also featured a cute little area with small gifts for purchase. I ended up buying two stickers while I was there. They also offer seating both inside and outside, and parking was easy to find, which made the visit even better.

Everything is worth coming back for, the decor, the downtown feel, the smells, and definitely…read morethe flavors! Gave it a 4/5 because I'd rather have mediocre coffee that gets the job done than watch a fleet of baristas who couldn't bother to spread some morning levity via a smile. Especially the very serious natured cashier on a Sunday morning. The mood was palpable behind the coffee bar. I'm not a never say never, because despite the muted service, giving off vibes, the Carmel bourbon latte w oat milk was on the grail scale of coffees. Mr. E said his cold brew tasted like water. The mocha was good. Their dulce de leche is one I'd like to try if we ever go back... but that may be a minute. Do or don't- it may have been a fluke morning. Do recommend the Carmel bourbon latte.

Couldn't get seated or waited on. Waited a long time trying…read moreto give them the benefit of the doubt. But we as totally ignored. Very, very rude. Enjoyed a very nice lunch elsewhere and cruised this place off our list permanently. Live and learn I suppose.

Visited here for breakfast. Great place with cute old worldly interiors. Excellent service. The…read moreSalmon Sourdough toast and Chicken Pesto panini were amazing. S'mores frappe was great, however some people might find it too sweet to their liking due to whipped cream. Would highly recommend this cafe for breakfast if you're around Gilroy or are heading to Monterey/Big Sur.

If I can a 2.5 I would. As soon as I walked in, there was no hostess to be found. After being…read moreseated, it did take us around 8-10 minutes to get our drink order taken. After receiving our drinks, it took our waiter another 5 minutes to take our order. Honestly, we were not satisfied with our drinks. We ended sending back our 'Banana Matcha' because it tasted like oat milk and artificial sweetener (it made my sister gag), to me it tasted like nail polish (weird ik). I ordered the 'Horchata Latte' which was not as bad but wasn't able to taste the "horchata" part of the coffee. For food we ordered a 'Huevos Rancheros' and 'Chilaquiles verdes'. The portions are a good size for the prices., chilaquiles were good and spicy but the Tri-tip can use more flavor/seasoning and the huevos rancheros were also good, no complaints on the dish. Although the workers were nice, it wasn't a good experience.

Went here for lunch after a shopping trip at the outlets and so glad we stumbled upon it!…read more My boyfriend ordered the chicken pesto sandwich with a side salad and really enjoyed it. I went with the chilaquiles which I believe they're known for and they did not disappoint. Great flavor and definitely something I'd order again. I also tried the horchata latte, which was delicious and unique. It wasn't overly sweet, so if you prefer less sugary drinks, you'll love it. Personally, I would have liked just a touch more sweetness, but that's just preference. Service was fast and our server was very friendly. Overall, a great lunch spot and we'll definitely be back next time we're at the outlets.

Nice locals spot. Good breakfast. Busy spot but service was quick 2nd time here but first reviewread more

If you read my other reviews, you'll see I'm usually a pretty positive person. Not today…read more Service was OK. Typical diner ambiance, one step above a mess hall but with booths. Coffee was mediocre at best. Despite my request to make sure the French toast wasn't dry, it was the worst, most awful dry crap I've ever had. No amount of syrup could fix what was essentially two slabs of desert sand with a crust. My dining companion, on the other hand, enjoyed her vegetarian eggs Benedict. I paid $50 for a breakfast that was worth $20 max. Never going back.

Worth the visit every time! Every time I come here I am…read moregreeted warmly by the staff. I enjoy that the farm to table, locally sourced approach. I appreciate the seasonal feel that so many restaurants lack In our local area. Today I ordered what feels like the most basic thing on the menu, a breakfast burrito with extra meat. It is delicious. Crispy bacon, creamy avocado and a tortilla that is the same texture as my abuelo would prepare. There is many gluten free and fusion cuisine options too. There was a spring green pork noodle something that caught my eye but my heart was set on caffeine and breakfast. I didn't spend any time looking at there beer, wine or mocktail options due to the time of day. The music is chill and there is a gentle breeze coming in from the open door on this perfect spring morning. Outside of the picture, there is people quietly reading/working on laptops or just stopping in for a beverage to go. There's a kids area, currently unoccupied and a local bulletin board of local event happenings. The Clove Art has a unique, restorative feel that Gilroy was desperately lacking in it's downtown scene.

We hosted my son's 1st birthday there and it went gloriously! The entire staff from Eddie to Jason…read morewere so awesome! The owner Emily was incredibly communicative and helpful- she even connected us with 6th Street Studios for a fun art activity! Such a special event and the space/restaurant was perfection!

great coffee. the service was friendly and fast. they were able to read my minds on how sweet we…read morewanted the vanilla latte. the ambiance outside feels like a ranch and a cozy cabin on the inside. theres a giant room inside that seems like a great hang out place. outside there are a few bar tables and barrel tables

We stopped in on a Saturday morning around 9:00 AM expecting a quick coffee before heading to our…read morenext stop. There was only one person ahead of us and a couple of people waiting, so it initially seemed like perfect timing. The space itself is clean and welcoming, and the staff were friendly. We've been here before and had a decent experience, which is why we chose to return. Unfortunately, the biggest issue this time was efficiency. Despite having 4 staff members working, the wait time kept growing instead of shrinking. What started as a couple of people waiting turned into several, and at one point someone even gave up and asked for a simple drip coffee just to leave faster. It ultimately took about 30 minutes to receive a single drink. While waiting, it became clear that workflow and prioritization were lacking. At one point, staff paused drink preparation to rearrange and move equipment, even as more customers, including a soccer team, arrived. It created a frustrating experience, especially for those just looking for a quick coffee. It's disappointing because we chose to stop here instead of going to Starbucks, hoping to support a local spot we'd enjoyed before. While the quality and atmosphere are there, the lack of efficiency makes it difficult to justify returning.

Super sad.. my hubby and I have been obsessed with Dutch Bros since it opened in Gilroy. We stopped…read moreby to grab a drink before grocery shopping. We usually like to try new drinks with every visit since there's so many to choose from. I ordered a dirty soda with soft top and he ordered a surprise me rebel. All was well until the dirty soda was over flowing. I guess it usually happens when it has soft top. No problem, hubby handed drink over to girl who was helping us and she was very helpful and cleaned the drink off for us. We were shocked and saddened to hear when another girl making the drinks, and who wasn't even helping us started saying how disgusting the sodas are and stated something along the way of, "who the f orders those anyways." Basically being rude and mean for no reason again, since she wasn't even helping us. Overall, most employees are sweet and kind but this last visit did make a negative impact.

I can see why this specific Dutch Bros has such low ratings…read more The reviews are right about the wait. Oh.my.god. We waited for an hour in the drive-through to get our drinks. The guy in the SUV behind us honked several times because of the long wait, and there was a car who drove to the side instead of coming around to join the line. The line was super long. There's only one person taking the orders in the drive-through line. It must be hard for the people working there. There was also lots of people walking up to order as well. Service was okay. Not as friendly as the other locations that I've been to. The drink itself was good. I got my usual Electric Blue Lemonade with Popping Blue Raz Boba while my boyfriend got the Peach Black Tea. His was refreshing and had a nice peach flavor while mine is sweet and tart.

This was my first time visiting the new location for Lawson Bakery in Morgan Hill, and I have to…read moresay they absolutely did not disappoint. We drove over 20 miles just to pick up a birthday cake for my son because we have been longtime customers ever since their older location on the other side of Morgan Hill. Their cakes have always been amazing, full of flavor, fresh, moist, and very reasonably priced for the quality you get. While we were there, I decided to try their coffee and I believe the espresso was Tilly brand, and wow it was excellent. I also had one of their cinnamon rolls and it was honestly to die for. Soft, fresh, full of flavor, and one of the best pastries I've had in a long time. What really made the experience even better was the staff. Everyone was super nice, polite, welcoming, and very professional. You can tell they truly care about their customers. Their boss should definitely give them a raise because great customer service like that is hard to find nowadays. If you are ever in the Morgan Hill area and looking for amazing pastries, great coffee, or a delicious birthday cake, look no further. Highly recommend Lawson Bakery! I would have took pictures, but my battery was dead.But next time for sure , I will

Lawson's Bakery in Morgan Hill was definitely busy, which is expected for Mother's Day weekend. It…read morewas super loud inside and they told us the wait would be about 20 minutes, but we ended up waiting well over that. Besides the longer wait time, the experience was still good overall. The ladies working there were very nice and helpful. I ordered 8 breakfast burritos for my family and we sat outside on the patio. When we first sat down, the table was dirty and I accidentally got water on myself, but one of the girls quickly came outside and cleaned the table for us right away, which I appreciated. She even had the chef come sweep the area, so they definitely tried to make things right and were attentive to customer service. The patio area was actually really nice with plenty of seating and a family-friendly atmosphere. They even had games outside for kids like Connect 4 and Legos, which was a nice touch for families waiting or eating outside. The inside was packed, but the outdoor seating made it more enjoyable. We ordered the Breakfast Burrito with scrambled eggs, bacon, sausage, country potatoes, scallions, and cheddar cheese in a whole wheat tortilla. The food was delicious and the burritos were packed with ingredients and very filling. Overall, despite the long wait and noise level, I'd still come back because the staff was kind and the food was worth it.