Love the donuts and the family that runs this shop. So friendly and fair prices for really good…read moredonuts. Their glazed donut is so pillowy and I'm a sucker for a blueberry donut and some french crullers. A whole lot of you are passing goodie bags on your kid's birthday at school. Nope. Donuts is the way to go. What kid doesn't like donuts?

Are you craving a warm and fresh donut that is not stale and you won't be disappointed ? Here is…read morethe place to go! I have been coming to this location for over 10 years and Jenny is so sweet and always in a great vibe. I have tried the donuts, coffee, hot and cold sandwiches and they don't compare to any other location in the area. Repeating customer even tho I'm cutting down on the carbs lol

I've been here a few times, and I honestly don't know why I haven't reviewed this place yet…read more The moment you walk into Manresa Bread, you're greeted right away. The space has a modern yet warm feel with beautiful natural wood finishes, fresh loaves of sourdough lining the shelves, pastries displayed in the case, and a mix of large communal wood tables, regular seating, and high-top tables. It's the kind of café that makes you want to slow down and stay awhile. The staff was friendly and helped us choose both a pastry and our toast. They were also happy to customize our order--we asked for the levain sourdough toast with butter instead of the usual olive oil. That toast was absolutely divine. The sourdough had the perfect balance: chewy without being too sour, with a crust that was crisp but not so hard that it fought back. Easily the best sourdough toast I've had in the Bay Area. If you come here, this is the one thing you have to order. The only disappointment was the butter. They serve French butter, but for an extra $2, the portion was tiny and honestly nothing special. I've had better butter from Whole Foods. It didn't take away from how incredible the bread was, but it wasn't worth the upcharge. Their Kouign-amann is also one of the best I've ever had. Instead of the typical flat, flaky style, theirs is taller with countless buttery layers that create an amazing texture. The cappuccino was another highlight. It had subtle notes of orange peel, whiskey, and cardamom, making it unique. The latte art was beautiful too. Overall, Manresa Bread is one of those cafés that makes you want to sit down with a laptop or a book and spend a few hours there. The only downside is there are no power outlets, so come with a full battery if you're planning to work. Must orders: Levain sourdough toast with butter and the Kouign-amann. Both are worth the trip.

The honey corn scone was fantastic--lightly sweet with a wonderful balance of savory corn and honey…read moreflavors. It was delicious on its own, but the strawberry jam on the side was a great addition and paired nicely. The almond croissant was wonderfully flaky and buttery, filled with a rich, flavorful almond paste. Very good! I also ordered the seasonal lavender latte, and it was outstanding. The lavender flavor actually came through instead of getting lost in the coffee, creating a fragrant, well-balanced drink that was both comforting and delightful.

I loved the shop. It is a very pleasant place, the service was excellent, and everything looks…read moredelicious. I would just like to point out one aspect that I did not like. Through the window, you can see the employees preparing and handling the pastries, and I noticed that they do not wear gloves. As a customer, that seemed unhygienic to me and gave a bad impression. Aside from that detail, everything was excellent. I hope they can improve that aspect, since the quality of the place and the service truly deserve it. Thanks

I walked in and automatically went, "DAMN-" I could just…read moreimagine how good it tasted, and it was even better. I got a few of the fruit pastries and it was amazing. Paris Baguette has a super aesthetic vibe, and it's very clean. When I checked out there was a staff member that was a little bit rude (as in sassy tone), but she packed the pastries very neatly. Highly recommend Paris Baguette! Note that it is a little pricey and there's not too much to pick from, knowing my taste.

Just amazing smoothie!!! Price is not too high. People are…read morefriendly....................................................

I really have nothing but good things to say about this place. The ice cream is delicious, the…read moreservice is quick and nice, and the location is quaint and timeless. If I were to pick nits, it would be nice to have a bit more seating options inside, but the space is the space and there's not really anything they could do to make that possible. We enjoyed our mix of mud pie and oreogasmic quite a lot, but then I've never had a bad ice cream here. If you're looking for ice cream in Los Gatos, this should really be your destination, you won't be disappointed.

This place is awesome!…read more One request: Please swap your plastic water cups for paper- much better for the oceans.

Blvd Coffee is a great spot if you're looking for a cozy café to work, study, or catch up with…read morefriends. It has a much more homey and welcoming feel compared to a lot of the newer, trendier coffee shops, which I really appreciated. It's the kind of place where you can comfortably settle in for a few hours without feeling rushed. The food and drinks were both really good, especially the paninis--they're definitely worth ordering if you're stopping by for a meal or snack. The only reason I'm giving it four stars instead of five is because I felt the prices were a little on the higher side. That said, the overall atmosphere and quality of the food and drinks still made it an enjoyable experience. Overall, I'd recommend Blvd Coffee if you're looking for a comfortable neighborhood café with a cozy vibe, good coffee, and solid food. It's an easy place to spend an afternoon getting work done or catching up with friends.

Amazing spot! Friendly service, they have a lot of options to choose from definitely a nice spot to…read morechill and hang out with

Vibez: Located off big basin, towards the end of the village towards highway 9, sits the shop. It…read moretook over an old wine tasting room, pretty large footprint. No music was playing. Large outdoor patio space with shade was a highlight - vv comfortable and inviting, you wanted to stay awhile. Inside was colorful and hip. Back to the point, needed hip music to set a vibe. Coffee: got an Americano to set the tone. Not bitter, not super acidic. Pretty solid coffee flavors, maybe a tad too mild for me, somehow tasted a little too watered down despite being an 8 oz. Orange Marzipan: fire. Orangey start, milky middle, almondy finish. Sweetness hits and lets you know you're having a treat.

I've been here a few times, and I honestly don't know why I haven't reviewed this place yet…read more The moment you walk into Manresa Bread, you're greeted right away. The space has a modern yet warm feel with beautiful natural wood finishes, fresh loaves of sourdough lining the shelves, pastries displayed in the case, and a mix of large communal wood tables, regular seating, and high-top tables. It's the kind of café that makes you want to slow down and stay awhile. The staff was friendly and helped us choose both a pastry and our toast. They were also happy to customize our order--we asked for the levain sourdough toast with butter instead of the usual olive oil. That toast was absolutely divine. The sourdough had the perfect balance: chewy without being too sour, with a crust that was crisp but not so hard that it fought back. Easily the best sourdough toast I've had in the Bay Area. If you come here, this is the one thing you have to order. The only disappointment was the butter. They serve French butter, but for an extra $2, the portion was tiny and honestly nothing special. I've had better butter from Whole Foods. It didn't take away from how incredible the bread was, but it wasn't worth the upcharge. Their Kouign-amann is also one of the best I've ever had. Instead of the typical flat, flaky style, theirs is taller with countless buttery layers that create an amazing texture. The cappuccino was another highlight. It had subtle notes of orange peel, whiskey, and cardamom, making it unique. The latte art was beautiful too. Overall, Manresa Bread is one of those cafés that makes you want to sit down with a laptop or a book and spend a few hours there. The only downside is there are no power outlets, so come with a full battery if you're planning to work. Must orders: Levain sourdough toast with butter and the Kouign-amann. Both are worth the trip.

I only ever come to Manresa bread for two things: coffee and that absolutely DELICIOUS lemon…read morepistachio cake. The coffee: excellent But that cake is just on another level. I'm not even a lemon/lime cake person normally, but my girlfriend wanted to order it and I've not been able to go back. It's so unreal, every time I have that it hits. I'll be unable to really treat myself to anything different for a long time. Blessed to be ruined.

Orchard Valley Coffee is a well-known for local residents,coffee roaster and bakery in Campbell,…read moreCalifornia, variety of food like breakfast, sandwiches, and pastries in a community-focused atmosphere with ample seating and Relax with family on weekends and walk around downtown

Picked up an iced mocha this past Sunday while attending the Boogie Music Festival taking place…read morealong East Campbell Avenue. The cafe is spacious and inviting, with both indoor and outdoor seating available, even on this busy morning with an event happening right outside. Service was standard, not the fastest but I wasn't in a hurry on this day so it wasn't problematic. My iced mocha was a bit watery and weak on the chocolate flavor, but it was drinkable. I probably wouldn't come back for this though. Luckily, they have a good variety of food and drink options on their menu, especially the breakfast items which look delish and probably worth trying next time.