*YUMMY COFFEE* I ordered a cappuccino and it was delicious…read more Better than big chain coffee shops. The customer service was great as well. It's rare to see a coffee shop with drive-thru in the bay, but this cute coffee shop has one. How convenient!

I love the concept! A game changer for moms who can't park and get out of the car if they have a…read moresleeping kid in the back seat. But the latte was weak. If the standard coffee isn't on point, I can't give them more than 3 stars. Also it bugs me that they call a 12 Oz a petite. I'm glad I didn't order a larger size.

I noticed Gregorys Coffee moved in when Starbucks moved out a while ago. I had been curious as to…read morehow good their coffee was, but there was always a line and I chose to go when there wasn't one. I tried an Americano a little while ago and it was quite good. I became a huge fan of Americano the first time tried in Rome many years ago. As a coffee drinker I simply thought an Americano was a watered-down espresso. I learned there is a little more to it. The Americano is my favorite coffee, although I usually drink a brewed black coffee. GC's Americano is very good and will probably be my go-to order there. Service was good and the young man behind the counter was quick to offer an Americano when I learned their regular black was being brewed. Anyway, I found a good spot for a coffee break (between shopping) whenever I am down at Stanford. And...the pics.

When I arrived, nobody in the store greeted me, nobody came when I walked up to the pickup counter…read morefor my Doordash order. I didn't see any orders there so I sat down to wait. When I looked up from my phone a few minutes later, I saw a bag but never heard my name called. I had to walk back up to the counter and call someone over to hand me my order. No sense of customer service at all. This store needs to train these younger adults to give better attention to their customers. Otherwise, coffee was delicious and chocolate croissant was small but tasty. And store was clean given that it's new.

The older gentleman working the cash register was so incredibly rude to us. I'm not sure if he was…read morehaving a bad day or what but it sucked to be the outlet. We ordered 1 iced latte, 1 hot latte and 1 iced chai latte. I asked for a small iced chai latte and he rudely responded "so a medium?" I didn't know the smallest iced drink size you could order was a medium. His tone was so rude I didn't even ask for clarification. Then when he brought out our drinks I asked which one was the latte and which was the chai and he responded in such an angry tone "well obviously this one is the large". Def wouldn't come back to this coupa

Ordered a hot latte with no foam. I was surprised when there was a whole army of foam bubbles atop…read moremy beverage! This was not a pleasant surprise though... And of course the breakfast burrito wrap advertised with avocado had only concepts of avo in actuality. How foolish of me to think that there would actually be avocado included. The music here is at decibels so high you'd think you're at a frat party!! Of course because everyone always comes to coffee shops to stop thinking and prohibit how well they can hear conversations! These are simple fixes that coupa must make, or else I'll have BOTH the undergrads AND grads boycotting this nauseating institution. And also the employees are slightly snappy & rude.

Did a bike charity event at Stanford on a Sunday and this was the closet place to get a bite…read more Friendly people and they do refill water, but you need to bring your own water bottle ( which I didn't). There's no indoor seating just all outdoors. I got a asada breakfast wrap since they were out of croissants and it was ok. Seemed a bit small for $10, but it did come with fruit. Nothing special about the cafe just another that's on campus.

This was my first introduction to the Palo Alto standard Coupa Cafe back in 2010! I'm not a…read moreStanford student, but it's worth the walk through the quad on a Sunday afternoon while picnicking in the area with friends. It's sort of Stanford's Cafe Du Monde experience. I also wish there was a carousel, or live band stage where the library used to be. Well, I've had a few of their salads, panini sandwiches and wraps over the years. They also make great pastries and smoothies (though I wouldn't mind a beignet there once in a while). If I could improve on something: - bring back salmon to the menu - or even California Fish Tacos - "Stanford" Tree or "S" cookies, or macarons. - Hanging Lights for atmosphere.

I will always attribute ZombieRunner with my very first experience with good coffee.. Many years…read moreago, when ZombieRunner Coffee was nothing more than a little booth in the corner of the ZombieRunner store when they sold shoes.. (SO LONG AGO!! If I were to actually guess.. it would've been around 2010..) I went up to that booth.. a little curious on their selection of various coffee beans.. Talking to the barista, I vividly remember talking to him about coffee and ended up ordering a Guademalan pour over. Known for its dark chocolatey notes, He suggested that I made sure to try it as it was after he was finished. Specifically told me to try it before adding any sugar or cream to it. Coming from crappy coffee that you had to add sugar and cream to to make it palatteable, I took my very first sip of that Guatamalan straight black and instantly had my mind blown. I got it immediately... That was the day I understood that there was coffee out there in the world that didn't need anything and could be enjoyed as is.. Out of curiosity, a friend ended up adding sugar to their drink, and ya... it ended up making it taste worse.. Fast forward to the other day when I came back to ZombieRunner for the first time post shoes going away.. While I will remember ZombieRunner for its former selection of athletic shoes and equipment, I am so grateful that their coffee continues on. I ordered their Zombie Proof coffee and while there were certainly other things added to the drink, the flavor of the India Mysore beans that they use primarily in the store shines thru. Clean, smooth, with hints of natural sweetness that made me remember of those times. ZombieRunner knows coffee.. and I thank them for opening up a new world for me.

They do not have whipped cream or foam but they have a variety of milk and flavors. I had their…read moreseasonal chocolate banana zombie: cold brew , with oat milk, chocolate, and banana. That was exactly what it tasted like. I prefer oat milk. It usually tastes smoother and seems thicker than regular milk. Their golden zombie was cold brewed, with oat milk, turmeric spices, and lightly sweetened. I liked it better than some chai that I've had. No seating inside but there were about 5 or 6 tables and a number of chairs outside, half in, half out of the shade. Peaceful for a Wednesday morning except three people talking shop at each other instead of with each other. Oh well. Service was quick and friendly. Pour cold brew and shake or mix, pour into a cup to go, and add a lid. It's nice having someone make a special flavored coffee for you than making your own coffee everyday.

Nice little eatery inside the center of the performing arts. I got the strawberry smoothie and it…read morewas very tasty. Nice service Parking in nearby parking lot and street parking

Food Good…read more Coffee OK Service Poor for this reason. We had point cards from making purchases. When we came to redeem them, they said we can't because of Covid. WHAT? because of some virus they can't honor coffee points which represents patronage! For this VERY reason, I refuse and tell others to skip this place. Other restaurants and cafes continue to honor their points before and after the virus shutdown. But because they are so stingy and cheap, they had to not care about their loyal customers. There are many people I've talked to who are spreading the word. Now we go to the other cafes on the street. I will change this review as soon as I'm written back by the owners that EVERYONE with point cards can come back and redeem their free coffee, etc. Until now, they are STINGY and not worth going to. They pretended to be friends but got too cheap. Again, once they show proof of honoring the customers who believed in them, then I'll change the review and tell people otherwise. There coffee isn't good.

pros: -fire almond croissant (ask to have it warmed up)…read more-amazing cold brew -cutest interior -outside seating cons: -none

Having retail parking is a huge plus. The atmosphere of the cafe is airy and clean with indoor and…read moreoutdoor seating. Nice color scheme. My arepa was delicious. The coffee had an interesting flavor. The waffle had the perfect crunch with flavorful strawberries. We would definitely add this to our list.

This is a cute cafe located in Alpine Valley. They were quite busy on a Saturday morning…read more I tried the everything bagel with chive cream cheese and thought it was decent. I'm not sure if I had to specify but my bagel was not warm when I got it. I wasn't sure if it was toasted. The flavor was okay. Bagel had a nice crunch. I did feel the bagel to be a bit small. The mocha was good. It was very hot! I thought the default sweetness was good, sweet but not sickeningly slow.

Guessing the locals know about this place, but was killing time before the dish and wanted more…read morecaffeine and WiFi. What a super cute spot with delicious lattes. Super friendly service, plenty of tables and big menu.