Coffee Connoisseur here ‍ I've done coffee crawls in Portland, OR and have tried many different…read morekinds of lattes. I like to look for new spins on lattes to see what barista's are whipping up to make things unique. I came in thinking I was going to get a basic latte, but the Borgia Mocha caught my eye! I asked the cashier if it was a good choice and she recommended it. I was a little unsure how the two would blend and how much orange they would use in it, but it came out amazing! Honestly probably one of the top 10 unique mocha's I have tried and it was delicious! I loved the burst of refreshing orange that complimented the chocolate. The flavors danced on my tastebuds like two separate flavors that blended together as one. Each holding their own note that added value to the drink making it unique. I was instantly impressed and wish I found this on more menus! A classic mocha with a refreshing twist of orange was a pleasant surprise! I'm so glad I stopped in for a pick me up! I also loved all the art on the large walls and there looked to be plenty of tables and seating for people to eat and work at.

=== Incredible coffee and food. Great vibes ===…read more First, awesome experience. Second, I hate that I keep finding these experiences an HOUR away from where I live. Was meeting up with a friend from Berkeley and he found this spot in between the both of us. Pros and cons! + The coffee - holy shit. Got a cortado. And drank it without sugar it was so good. A touch of bitter (it's coffee - duh!) but so smooth, almost nutty but buttery at the same time. + Got a chicken salad sandwich. It came stacked HIGH with hints of sweetness and curry. Freshest produce. Honestly, I was hungry but could only eat half of it, it was so big. + Friend got a warmed cinnamon bun. Incredible. Yeasty, chewy almost crisp on the outside but pillowy soft on the inside. + Wide open space inside -- high ceilings, one big central area. Not tucked away spaces -- which might or might not match your preference. + Perfect amount of coffeehouse buzz. Music playing lowish in the background and lots of conversations. Just enough to quell my ADHD tendencies. * Honestly can't think of any negatives. Prices are a bit high but happy to pay it for such a quality experience. I think my cortado was decently priced -- maybe $6 or so? Sandwich was $18 or so but done really well and came with a bowl of soup (chips, fruit, and something else was an option instead of soup, but tomato bisque with a sandwich? Divine.) - An hour away from where I live but if you live anywhere East Bay, my curse is your blessing ;-)

They never disappoint! Bagels always on point! Always…read morecalling ahead and the service is great

It was just OK! Not a bad breakfast bagel sandwich, but not one that I'd go out of my way for…read more I stopped by Main Street Bagels to grab breakfast before heading out for a road trip. The shop is pretty straightforward - your regular bagel shop. You can see the display of bagels as you enter and you can browse their menu of breakfast items. They also have fridges full of drinks (juices, sodas, etc) and some cream cheese options if you'd like to take some to go. I went for the bagel bacon and cheese sandwich. Like I said, good, but nothing special. Definitely a filling meal for an okay price but also one that you can make yourself at home if you have the time. But of course, you're coming here for convenience, right? I'd come back but next time, I'd probably just get a bagel on its own with some cream cheese instead of a sandwich. Service was quick even as more folks were filling the shop. They get the sandwiches out efficiently and you can pick up your drink or coffee on your own. There's some street parking upfront and it's typically pretty open.

This review is based in their second location. This bakery…read morehas opened a second location at the San Leandro library . The food was great!

We drop by every now and then. Apparently, I've failed to write a few reviews since my last one was…read morein 2020. We got a loaf of Sese Miche, a Very Berry Hand Pie a Blueberry Muffin. All three were delicious. Service was excellent and the shop was clean. What more can one want? Oh, reasonable prices? Yeah, they got that too!

Family owned coffee shop near Ross…read more I totally forgot the name of the coffee I had today. I made a few modifications to my shaken espresso iced coffee. They typically add 6 pumps of sweetener but I only got two pumps with an extra shot of espresso. Just how I like it and it tasted amazing!! I would have given them 5 stars but one of the owners family member touched my 7 year old daughter's nose with his hands. People don't like their kids being touched by strangers. Please keep that in mind for future clients.

I got a latte & bagel sandwich and somehow spent $25. I appreciate the cashier's help and…read moreexplaining items, but going over the receipt it didn't really make sense? nutty cow latte not bad smoked salmon bagel good but not worth all that

Very friendly service with very reasonably priced and yummy food and coffee. Stopped in while…read moredriving from San Fran to Yosemite and it's easy on/off from 580. We had croissant sandwiches w bacon egg and cheese, yogurt parfait, and oatmeal for breakfast plus stocked up on bars, trail mix, and snacks for the day. Honestly, it felt like stopping at home for what we needed before heading out on our adventure. Highly recommend.

Always great service. Out door seating in the front ,side and back and there dog bones for the…read morepoochies

On the lookout for a breakfast sandwich and found this lovely sandwich shack of sorts. There's…read moreseating out but very limited so it feels more like a to-go place. Service was friendly.

"Coffee Time" is a tiny coffee/sandwich shop at the corner of Doolittle Drive & Barrow Street…read more It's very close to Doolittle Drive & Marina Blvd in San Leandro. I was in the area getting my cellphone serviced, and decided to drop by and try their sandwiches. This place is very small, with no inside seating or tables. Just enough room for maybe 5-6 people. There's a small patio outside with 2-3 tables. So this place is mainly a takeout shop. As you enter, there's a coffee/drink menu on the left wall, and a sandwich menu on the rightside wall. I ordered a Roast Beef sandwich (as-is) for $10.50. Service was okay. It was near closing time, and it seemed like they weren't expecting more customers. The roast beef sandwich was fair. It was heavy on mustard, and needed a little more mayo. This place is perfect for working people who want a quick coffee and/or sandwich.

Was looking for a taco spot after an event in San Jose. I could've stayed in San Jose but the rain…read morewas super heavy and I wanted to go somewhere closer to home. Not a lot of taco spots are open late at 10p but I saw that PNT was open. My family and I pulled into the driveway and were confused because it looked and sounded like a bar. There were a few people standing outside and I asked if this was a bar or restaurant and the gentleman said it's a restaurant. We walk in and got some stares because it was late and we had kids. Didn't matter to us. Everything on the menu sounded delish and they had al day breakfast items. We ended up going with the following: 1. Chicken sandwich- 10/10 my teen loved this. It was a crispy thinly sliced chicken breast with all the fixings, and pressed to perfection. 2. Chicken Caesar salad - 10/10 the lettuce was Romain, tossed in Caesar dressing and parm, with grilled chicken filet. 3. 4 tacos de asada - 10/10 yummy chopped steak, seasoned and grilled to perfection. I'm not sure if the evening chef cooks better or maybe we were starving, but the food was great! Ambience at the time was pretty loud but I figure it's because people hanging out in the bar area. Definitely will be back.

‼Absolutely horrible tasting food that is ridiculously over priced oh my god. NOT WORTH MY $44 !…read more I got these food items: Asada tacos- 1/2 of the taco meat was just big oily chunks of fat, I spat it out immediately. Rest of it was tolerable to chew. Tortilla was dry and oily. Al Pastor tacos- bland meat with a lingering dry pepper aftertaste that makes the meat taste old. Took one bite and was immediately repulsed. Chips and dip (guac and salsa)- chips are oily and hard to chew. Guac was bland, no garlic or cut tomato. Salsa was a viscous sludge in a small tub, had the same pepper taste as the Al Pastor. Horchata drink- too much cinnamon and saw multiple lidded to go cups of this already made in the fridge behind the register, no expiration dates on them. ALSO PLEASE UPDATE THE PRICES ON YOUR MENU, I was charged $11.95 for the chips and dip but the menu says "house chips and guac $9.50" ... how is salsa $2.45? Only positive thing I would mention is that the free tiny salsa, slice of lime, sliced radish, and pickled jalapeño and carrot was nice of them. Wish the pickled veggies didn't drip vinegar all over the bag (it was wrapped in tin foil). Never been here before and never coming back again.

Stopped in around 4pm on a weekday afternoon and the first thing I noticed was that the store was…read moreswarming with flies. I'd already committed so I checked out the case and was pleasantly surprised to see they still had a wide selection of donuts available. Service wasn't pleasant but also wasn't horrible. Ate a few donut holes on my way home and then realized they were covered in black spots that looked like mold, ugh.

Super fresh donuts, and the prices are so low! Got donut holes, a huge chocolate bar, maple old…read morefashioned, and one of the BEST apple Fritters I've ever had. You must go for the apple fritter! Did I mention this is one of the most affordable donut shops I've been to?

Came here on a whim for breakfast sandwiches to take to the marina. Plenty of street parking and…read moreregular parking in downtown San Leandro. This place is such a cute gem! They have a lot of options which include breakfast sandwiches, Vietnamese spring rolls, they also had soups and banh mi. Fruit drinks are served too! We got the croissant ham and egg sandwiches, fresh spring rolls, and banh mi to go. Service was friendly and fast. The food tasted great! Nice and flaky croissants and the banh mi was also a favorite. The shrimp spring rolls had mint which is always a plus for me because not all Vietnamese places serve it like that. Lots of seating inside and they even have outdoor dining. Definitely worth checking out if you're in the area and want some solid sandwiches.

Review is for Iced Latte only. I wanted to leave a good review but the Iced Latte was probably the…read moreworst I have ever tasted. Burnt coffee. Made so quickly that he couldn't have pulled a shot.

Sometime you get so excited you can't wait to get home. That's how I feel about Ming's…read more I couldn't wait to get home so I wrote this review from the shop. This is going to be my standard go to place before a round of golf at Monarch Bay. Friendly service, good prices, great coffee and donuts. What else do you need?

Ming's Donuts is in the Marina Faire shopping center at Doolitte Dr & Fairway in San Leandro…read more This was my first time here! Why? Because everytime I come to this shopping center they're closed already. It's an average sized donut shop. Lots of tables inside. Two big cases with donuts on display. I was there at around 10am, and already mostly soldout. But I got a glazed raised and chocolate raised donut. Very soft and fresh....and very tasty! Very friendly service. $2.00 for a regular cup of coffee. I'll be back if I have a craving for donuts! Free parking in lot.