The black sesame with tea is alright. The tea flavor is pleasant the soft and pairs well with black…read moresesame. Would prefer no sugar and stronger black sesame.

The osmanthus oolong tea (minus cheese foam) was a bit watery with no noticeable osmanthus flavor…read more I got 75% sweet but the only sweetness came from the boba. My husband thought the sweetness and bitterness level of his viet coffee w/ cheese foam wasn't balanced well. They also gave a pretty thick layer of cheese foam, which may be a pro or a con depending on your tastes. The boba in both our drinks was also very clumpy and the texture was average. Not something I'd be excited for but decent enough to satisfy a boba craving.

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

Mexican mocha decaf was good. The barista was so nice, friendly, and patient with me as I decided…read morewhat I wanted. The blueberry pastries are really good. Great small coffee shop. Will definitely be back.

SO good! Reminder that this isn't a restaurant--you place an order via text, get an ETA for pickup…read moreand drive to the location. Once you arrive, follow up via text for instructions. Someone came out with our food and I sent our payment via Venmo. Husband and I got the sandwich, two iced coffees, corn, large salad and it was DELICIOUS. The portions are pretty substantial and I think a small salad would have sufficed. Will definitely be back!

2Oi is an home kitchen that opened 2 years ago in Argyle Palms Apartments. Initially I didn't know…read morehow to order. Lately, I saw instructions posted on their website on Yelp. I called to place order. Got a recording. Got a return call confirming my order. Found it's better to text with C6 or F7 unless one can speak Vietnamese. Main associate lacks English proficiency. Much easier for her to get "code" Place was an easy find. Street parking slightly difficult. Unknown if parking in their lot is permissible. Went towards big building on the right . Found unit with "Taste of Asia" brochure on window. Just before the gate. Bingo! Stood in front of open door until Vietnamese lady came out with my order. $21 cash. Unknown if Zelle has tax added to it. Tipped a little. Lady hesitated to give change. Offerings (Vietnamese): street food, drinks, coffee. Sips: Cafe Muoi Bien (sea salt foam Vietnamese coffee, 7)-Viet coffee, sea salt foam, condensed milk. -coffee didn't look full. No doubt foam on top shrank/mixed into coffee. -bold coffee with alternating sweet & salty tastes depending on sipping foam or condensed milk. Bites: Banh Trang Cuon (Vietnamese Special roll, 14). There's also a salad version with same ingredients & no wrapping. -dipping sauce had sweet & savory notes. -rice roll had dominant theme of beef jerky. The surrounding nuanced taste was a symphonic medley of carrots, quarter sectioned boiled eggs, coriander, green mango, dried shrimp, fried onions, peanuts & green mangos, 5 stars Worthy! Quality: freshly premade. Quantiy: ample enough for a meal. Would repeat. *Taste of Asia "passport" given to win prizes from buying from food vendors in Oakland Chinatown & San Leandro Asian businesses. May is Asian American Native Hawaiian & Pacific Islander Heritage Month

Friends suggested we meet here after a sports win. There are so many choices of boba!! Staff are…read morepatient with everyone. We ordered and selected levels of sugar and ice and added calamari to the order. There were plenty of tables to wait and while we did the line backed out of the door. Our number was called fairly soon. The calamari was crispy and seasoned with a little kick of heat. The Boba was perfect. And our friend said we should try his popcorn chicken as it is an authentic Taiwanese street food. It was seasoned with Chinese Five Spice and very crispy on the outside and juicy on the inside. This visit was a win-win. Ill be back!

** Note for non-dairy & vegan friends: There have non-dairy milk options! Soy, oat, almond…read more The service was quick & the cashier was helpful. I have been craving taro so I ordered the Taro Milk Tea since they supposedly make it from scratch. I was happy to learn they had nondairy options. It was not reflected as an itemized charge in the receipt but there was an unexplained $0.75 so I'm thinking that's the non-dairy charge. The drink itself was decent. For the price, I'd rather get the taro at Chicha Sanchen instead. This location is hangout friendly and has plenty of tables for the guests. It's a little dim and the barely any AC if that matters. I didn't mind it but it was noticeable.

First time stopping by since it changed over from Cafe4 to Neighborhood Coffee. The ambience and…read morespace is still the same, but they have an updated menu with more options it seems. I like that they have a rotating seasonal menu as well. This time I tried the Iced Ube Latte from the summer menu. I didn't really have high hopes since ube seems to be everywhere lately and not always executed well, but I thought this drink was actually pretty tasty and strong. I always feel like I can get work done and focus here because of how open and spacious it is. Love the view and natural light that radiates inside as well. So many tables and seating options inside and out. Bathrooms are always clean with many stalls available. Service is friendly. Great place to get caffeinated and study or catch up with friends.

Neighborhood Coffee might just be the most underrated work café setup I've come across in a while…read moreand yes, it's tucked inside a church, which makes it even more of a hidden gem. I got a vanilla latte and it was very yummy -- smooth, well balanced, and exactly what you want from a solid latte. Simple done right. But what really sets this place apart is the space itself. It's incredibly spacious and clean, has ample parking which is a blessing in itself, and comes fully loaded with outlets and wifi. Basically, everything you need for a solid work session without the guilt of nursing one drink at a tiny table. The kind of café where you can actually spread out, get things done, and not feel like you're in anyone's way. Whether you're looking for a quiet spot to work, a chill place to catch up with a friend, or just a good latte in a beautiful space -- Neighborhood Coffee checks all the boxes. Definitely going back!

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 had a really disappointing experience at It's a Grind Coffee House. I ordered a caffeinated…read moremocha, but it tasted like it was made with basic filter coffee instead of proper espresso. The flavor was very weak and unpleasant, nothing like a mocha should taste. It completely ruined my breakfast coffee experience. I expected much better quality from a coffee shop. Unfortunately, I won't be coming back after this.

Busy little shop, good coffee and food. It's a quick grab and go sorta deal…read more You go in, buy what you want. Then wait like 5 minutes tops and go. There's a little waiting area outside with nice shade and they have a bunch of options. You don't like coffee? There's teas, smoothies, sodas, etc. You hungry? They got a lot of sandwiches.

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.

The Marketing Trap is Real (But the Service is Great!) I had…read moreabsolutely no intention of stopping by Peet's today, but their marketing team definitely knows what they are doing! I got a "spend $6, get $3 off" promo in my app since it had been a while, and it lured me right through the door. My goal was to stay as close to that $6 mark as possible to practically get a freebie. I originally ordered a large drink and a pastry, but when the total hit $12, I had the barista knock the drink down to a medium to save a few bucks. After the discount, I walked out spending $8. Sneaky marketing--they got me to spend money I hadn't planned on! For my order, I tried the Iced Lavender Vanilla Matcha. Unfortunately, it wasn't my favorite and didn't quite hit the spot, so I only drank about half of it. I also grabbed a Lemon Blueberry Danish. Now, I have a personal rule about "open-air" pastry cases--if food is sitting out all day, it's an open invitation for gnats or flies to dance all over it! Usually, I prefer when they pull a fresh one from the back wrap counter. When I noticed the barista pull mine straight from the display, I asked her about it. She was sweet and assured me everything was fresh and they didn't have a gnat problem right now, so I decided to take a chance since she was warming it up. Sadly, the danish wasn't very delicious either, and I only ate a few bites. Even though the food and drink were a miss for me today, I still love coming into this Peet's. The atmosphere is always so incredibly calm and peaceful, and the baristas are always so friendly, upbeat, and polite. I'll definitely be back for my usuals, but I'll probably pass on the lavender and the display case next time!

They have one guy making drinks in a fully packed place and it doesn't help that he's taking his…read moretime. They should look into hiring more baristas.