We got there at 9 am on a Sat morning. Ordered a cortado, latte, acai bowl, and cinnamon roll…read more Everything came out fast and on point, so we made the mistake of ordering a BAE later (at 9:20 am). BIG mistake. A simple sandwich order at 9:20 is not ready until 9:45. Lesson learned, come at opening time and order all at once. Cortado & latte, 5/5. Hot, smooth, strong. Orchid acai bowl ($14, sub in mango for mulberry, add coconut dust): 5/5. so good. Palmetto superfoods is my go-to in the SJ area for acai bowls, this was better despite not as many topping options. Their bases are smoother and creamier, no ice crystals here. Also liked that the fruit was chopped smaller. BAE sandwich ($12): 4/5. good, but definitely not worth a 25 min wait. Textures, freshness were great, but it was missing salt/pepper & spices. The sauce helped, but still underwhelming given how good it looks. Recommend having salt & pepper packets & a bottle of hot sauce available to customers. Cinnamon roll ($5.75): as a cinnamon roll, 3/5. As a morning bun type thing, 4.5/5. This is a case of mistaken identity. It's got a slight crunch, light sweetness, fluffy (not dense). When I order a cinnamon roll, I'm more expecting decadent dessert-for-breakfast laden with sugar & butter, yknow? Loved their dining area, loved how beautifully presented all items were, loved how everything was served at optimal temperature (hot espresso, thoroughly warmed pastry, etc), loved the variety of menu items (I can get an acai bowl and bf can get a sandwich or pastry). Will definitely return at 9 am sharp on weekends, and not order anything after about 9:10!

Found a new coffee spot near Campbell and had to give it a shot!…read more What immediately caught my attention was the variety of drinks they offer. We're talking ube coffee, avocado coffee, banana condensed milk coffee, plus a whole lineup of matcha drinks. Definitely more creative than your typical neighborhood coffee shop! I went with the ube coffee with almond milk. The ube base was a little too sweet for my taste, but once everything was mixed together, the overall sweetness actually balanced out pretty nicely. The espresso also packs a punch -- you get 2 shots with your coffee order, so no complaints there. ‍ The ambience is definitely a highlight. The space is super cute and spacious, and they even have this mini staircase seating area that would be perfect for hanging out with friends. It also has plenty of room for a work-from-café situation The only downside was the service, which felt a bit slow for my liking. That said, they did give customers a heads-up that half of their espresso machine was under maintenance, so I'll give them some grace on that one! Overall: 3.5/5 Giving them an extra +0.5 just for the ambience because the space is genuinely adorable. I'd definitely come back to try their pastries and açaí bowl next time!

Barefoot Coffee is a great neighborhood coffee shop it's a cozy little spot in Campbell with…read morebaristas who are fun, engaging, and genuinely friendly. They make beautiful drinks that taste as good as they look. I'm usually an espresso-shot kind of person, but I decided to step outside my usual box and try the Voodoo. OMG. It was so good that I seriously considered going back for another one. The Voodoo has espresso, chocolate, coconut, and sweet milk--and the combination is ridiculously good. The shop is called Barefoot, and they definitely put their whole foot in this drink!

Solid caffeine options, smaller space it's hit or miss if you'll snag a table, and alright service…read more Came here Friday morning and was in line for a good 10 mins as 2 baristas managed the line and made drinks. When my turn came up the barista was short tempered with me for not knowing what sizes the drink came in promptly when those options weren't displayed anywhere on the menu or table (note: what's shown on their menu is price for 8 oz hot and 16 oz iced, but not what the sizes are for hot). Then as she was making the drink, she had mine sitting at the counter for a good few minutes without calling my name because she was busy chatting it up with a customer, handing him a note, talking about travel plans, etc. When I asked where my drink was and that I had been waiting for a while the other barista proceeded to say that they've just been busy. No, barista making my drink was just not serving each customer kindly and equally. I've come here for years and have had good experiences, but based on my last visit, I'd come back for the quality coffee but not with a high expectation for the service and if I had a lot of time between grabbing coffee and the next thing - I was here for over 20 mins before I got my drink

I hate to be so redundant with multiple reviews, but I just continue again, to be so impressed by…read morethe consistency. Another perfect cappuccino. My daughter today had a hot Matcha. She said it was a tad bitter, but I think that's just because the place she normally goes to puts simple syrup in it? We need to ask them their input next time, but she still said it was really good quality and a very generous serving. I also paired my cappuccino with a scone with cranberry raisins. It was pretty good. Ambience is really nice and my daughter even agreed it's one of the nicer settings. However, getting seating is very challenging and parking, I'll be honest, is a nightmare. They don't let you park in most of the residence areas either. (Although I should mention they do have their own lot, it's just very popular :-) With higher prices on everything, including coffee, this is my go to. If I'm going to splurge, I'd rather spend my money here, a local coffee shop that gets it right, every time.

Lookout Coffee in Campbell definitely knows how to make a place look good. The shop is cool,…read moremodern, and has a great atmosphere. The coffee presentation was also beautiful, and I had no complaints about that. But then I saw "Espresso Market Price" on the menu. I'm sorry, but what exactly are we tracking here, the coffee market? I understand market price at a seafood restaurant when you are ordering fresh fish, but for a single shot of espresso, that was a first for me. I ended up paying $5.50 for one single shot of espresso, and the latte was also $5.50. On top of that, I waited about 14 minutes for the espresso and latte. For two coffee drinks, that felt like a long wait. The croissants and some of the other pastries also did not look as fresh as I expected. The atmosphere is great, the presentation is impressive, and the concept is definitely cool. But when I pay $5.50 for a single espresso and have to wait 14 minutes, I expect the overall experience to match the price.

Drove 22 miles to come here to take a breath from life and do some work in this cafe as an…read moreafternoon getaway from my normal life. Phin Cafe did not disappoint. WiFi is strong. Seating is awesome and the high reaching windows brings beautiful light into this space. It's warm and inviting. There is no pressure to rush away. Got a combination Bahn Mi. Delicious! I like that they asked me if I wanted it cut so I can take leftovers home. So considerate! And I got the unsweetened Lychee cold brew tea. Now, THIS is really what has won me over! I don't like sweet drinks so when a cafe has unsweetened options, they move straight to the top of my favorites list. This Lychee cold brew tea is so flavorful! Who needs sugar? Not me! Love the ambiance, thoughtfulness in every respect, and the food/drink is high quality! This was worth the drive for today's getaway!

Beautiful, spacious cafe. The inside is nicely decorated and has a modern, urban, and warm…read moreaesthetic. There is plenty of seating, and there's a restroom in the back. I ordered a Pandan Coffee, less sweet, and my mom ordered a Durian Coffee, less sweet. I also got a bag of coffee beans. The drink was delicious. The layer of cream was perfect and the pandan didn't taste artificial. The drink wasn't too sweet or too bitter; there was a good balance. I would love to come back here in the future to try the other drinks on the menu. This is also a good spot to hang out, chill, or do work.

Came into the store to buy some tea to use as wedding favors and the owner was so lovely! She…read morehelped me out with picking good selections and gave me recommendations on what my guests would enjoy. She carefully packaged everything and gave me a free drink. I love tea and i will definitely be back again! The store is very clean and everything is labeled clearly

This place still has an amazing selection of tea leaves and blends however the in shop drink…read moreofferings are not great. We had some iced drinks today that were so watered down and so bland. Apparantly they use spice powder blends to make some iced drinks. They seem to have added boba type drinks to fulfill what customers were asking but from what I tasted it needs work. In any case I would love to see more seating options and a better in house menu to sit and drink and enjoy there in person.

As of 8/22/26 they are closed for remodeling. Just a heads up for anyone trying to go there.read more

Swung by Living Room Coffee after a morning workout…read more Two of us had: cubano $6.50 americano $4.25 blueberry cake $7.50 Coffee was fine. Pastries on the pricier side. We had asked for cups to go but they had given the cubano for in-person. When I asked staff to change it, was given a bit of attitude but they did it after some time lol. Lots of seating in the area which is a huge plus if you wanted to get a big group. Easy parking in the plaza.

We came to the shop around 11:30 a.m. on August 23rd…read more When we arrived there were two patrons outside enjoying their coffee and pastry and another set of patrons inside a little girl with their dad having a little tea party. I will say that walking in the space is elegant is the word I would like to use but also inviting with the little extras that they do at the table with the fresh flowers the soft chairs the colorful decor that surrounds it. Also the two individuals behind the counter that were taking orders and packaging things were just a delight. Both of them greeted us with a smile and they asked us if it was our first time to the shop and we told them yes and so they walked us through some of the more popular items and how are things were broken down and that was very much appreciated cuz there are many many options in front of you in unless you know exactly what you want you can be looking at everything for a couple of minutes before you decide on even one thing. We ended up getting a regular latte and a rose latte for our drinks. And then as a little delicious taste of something we got the chocolate croissant and the almond croissant. I am going to comment on my rose latte first that thing was beautifully made because though it was sweet but in a way that wasn't overpowering because you could still taste a little bit of the caffeine the creaminess of the milk that was used and the espresso it was like a hint in the background so a little call out there if you're someone that really wants to taste their coffee this wasn't the jam for you and that's okay my husband got the regular latte with steamed milk and I tasted his and that was like coffee in your face so you can always go for a solid twist like that. And to clarify his latte was also very good because it just tasted so fresh and of high quality. Now for the pastries. They were stupendous because they had the right amount of flakiness but softness. They also were buttery but not overly so were like major hands feel greasy it was so savory both of them which is interesting because the fillings one was chocolate one was almond I would have thought that both of them would have had an overpowering sweetness to them. We will say that we both liked the almond croissant more not that the chocolate one wasn't just as good. The almond had a little bit of a 1up because I don't know how to explain it it's almost like it had a almond crumble at the top so you bit into the pastry which was fluffy but you had the crunch on the top then you had a little bit of the almond filling and then you had the butter and like the soft but almost chewiness of the inside of the layers just stupendous all of that together was great. If we end up ever being in that area again will definitely want to go back to try the rest of the stuff they had because I want to know how everything else takes especially those beautiful cakes that were just art themselves

I'm ok paying premium prices for quality cake. Unfortunately Marvel did not leave up to the hype…read more $85 for a tiny cake. The cream on the outside was hard and waxy. The cake itself was dense, crumbly and soggy (like tres leches).

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

Whenever I'm in downtown Campbell and need a quick bite and coffee, I'll usually find myself at…read moreOrchard Valley Coffee. I must admit, though, that the quality has dipped a bit in recent memory. The food and coffee are not worth $7+, but you can say the same with other businesses these days. The service is hit or miss. There are times I've gone in and the staff was friendly and attentive, but other times it looked like they were just bored working behind the counter. Again, it's good for a quick bite and drink if you can't settle on anything else, but not on my top 10 coffee shops.

What a vibe Philz is! I recently ordered the Mint Mojito through DoorDash and have been craving it…read moreever since. There aren't many locations in my area, so while I was in Campbell, I decided to stop by and I'm so glad I did! The place is a little chatty, but that doesn't bother me one bit. It's big, colorful, and has plenty of seating whether you're coming solo, on a date, or with a group. Vince was amazing! His kindness and knowledge alone would have me coming back. He even walked my veggie bites right over to me. Donovan asked if I needed adjustments and made sure my drink was to my liking. Wonderful customer service all the way around! Needless to say, I found my new favorite coffee spot!

Let me start by saying that Philz is one of my favorite coffee shops. I used to get it almost every…read moreday before work, but unfortunately, this location has gone from being great 1-2 years ago, to inconsistent, to now being consistently bad. I am genuinely disappointed by my coffee almost every time I visit. If it's really bad to the point that I can't drink it, I'll ask for a remake, but a lot of the time I don't have the extra time to wait for them to make another one. It's incredibly frustrating because I can go to the Los Gatos, Willow Glen, or Castro Valley locations and consistently get a great coffee. It doesn't seem to matter what I order or whether it's something from the regular menu or a seasonal drink, the quality at this location just isn't there. What makes it even more frustrating is that this is the Philz location closest to my house, so I genuinely want to be able to enjoy it. I don't know if it's an issue with training, consistency, or something else, but I really hope management looks into it because something clearly isn't working. I was actually talking to a friend who used to love Philz as much as I do, and she said she doesn't enjoy it anymore either. Then we realized that whenever she gets Philz in the East Bay, it's noticeably better. I really hope this location can get back to the quality Philz is known for because I would love nothing more than to be able to regularly get good coffee from the location right by my house. I'm honestly sorry to have to leave such a negative review because I really do love Philz, but at this point, someone needs to say something. Then today was really the final straw. The coffee was so bad that neither of us could drink it, so I called the store and asked for a refund. I had just spent $15 on two cups of coffee that we were ultimately going to throw away, so I didn't think it was unreasonable to ask for a refund. Instead, I was only refunded for one of the two coffees and when I called back nobody answered.

Had a chance to try Manresa Bread and overall really enjoyed it. When we got here around 10 AM it…read morewas very crowded but the service was fast as the line moved quickly. The ambiance here was inviting and there are lots of tables and chairs where one can sit. Luckily we were able to snag a table. For food we got a latte which was very nice. We also got the ham and cheese croissant which was absolutely delicious and the guava cream cheese pastry. I got both warmed and loved it. We also got a honey butter cornbread thing with their homemade strawberry jam. This was a cool savory sweet option. Although I didn't love it, it was nice to try. Overall good experience and would go back to try other pastries!

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.