Lovely place and nice staff !!…read more Super cute and love that I can bring my cat here :) good Arnold palmer

Absolutely love the vibe here, I have seen people work, play music, and just chill in the yard plus…read morethe coffee is sooo good! They also have baked goods We tried the iced latte and the Mexican coffee both were great with the blueberry muffins. Forgot to mention friendly service! There are many seating areas inside the house and out in the yard or in the balcony. Its a must visit if you are in Redwood City!

Temp & Time is one of the underrated matcha tea shops! When you drive on El Camino Real, it may be…read moreeasy to miss as there is a small entryway to the parking lot for Temp & Time. The inside has such a pretty aesthetic, with a few inside tables to How to order is with an iPad kiosk, so card payment only. The menu selection is nice and simple, offering matcha and hojicha options. There are also small desserts like cheesecakes, cake rolls whole or slice and tiramisu. This tea shop is nice to go to after work to relax and decompress for a bit. Items my coworker and I ordered- * Hojicha Strawberry Latte - light sweet, soy milk and less ice. Rating 5/5 * Hojicha Cake Roll slice. Rating 5/5 * Matcha Latte - light sweet, oat milk, less ice. Rating 5/5

Cute place that is tucked away behind Drunken Monk izakaya. I came here for a mommy daughter date…read moreday to indulge in some dessert and card games. Decor is cute but sleek, vibes are calm, bar seating by window and a few small tables with seats. Ordering is fast at the kiosk front desk which doesn't seem to have a cashier. Lots of tasty drink options with milk choices and customizable sweetness and ice level - much appreciated! Cakes were delicious and filled with freshly whipped cream. We had the hojicha and biscoff ones. Not incredibly busy - a lot of orders were takeout. Cons: A lot of things were out of stock by 1pm but maybe this is due to Mother's Day. Pricey but the items were high quality. Store is a small footprint with limited utilities (no WiFi, bathroom was temporarily out of order). Parking is very difficult- it's on el Camino so the cars are unforgiving if you're trying to parallel park, and the road parallel by a block is not much better. It has an alley and a very cramped space in the back for a lot. Expect to walk.

Went for breakfast and the spot is cute inside. They have multiple options and I ordered a jalapeño…read morebagel with cream cheese. Other items ordered were the breakfast sandwich and iced dirty chai. The food and chai were delicious and this spot is nice for people wanting to work or school work. The service was great, would recommend checking it out!

This was a nice place to get some work done while enjoying a fresh and tasty croissant and egg…read morebreakfast sandwich. Pretty good latte too. I'd be curious to try their Asian food next time!

Great place for remote workers during weekdays with lovely flowers and a great coffee and tea…read moreselection. It's pretty quiet and chill, making it comfortable to work from here. I just wish the flower scent carried throughout the cafe because I couldn't really smell the flowers. They have so many plants and flower options though, so if you're looking to buy flowers in the area, this could definitely be a great spot!

Cutest coffee/matcha shop and a great product! I've seen other combo coffee-plant shops but this is…read morethe best I've seen it done. Lots of beautiful greenery inside, with the little monstera covered reading book being my personal favorite part. The coffee is also delightful. Good quality, plus many nice flavors and creative drinks. My pistachio latte was lovely. Added bonus, they put little flowers on the cup - made me smile! A great coffee shop. Will be back next time passing through redwood city!

Away from the busy thoroughfare of El Camino, this modern coffee kiosk is located in a beautiful…read morecourtyard located right across from the Menlo Park CalTrain Station. Outdoor seating is available under the canopy of Sycamore trees and California oak trees in modern cobble stone tile pavers and gravel. I was really excited to try my first coffee flight. The flight was presented by the barista in 4 on shot glasses on a wood tray; starting with a shot of espresso, piccolo, drip filtered coffee and lastly iced filtered coffee. I forget the name of the exact source and blend - although the initial encounter is acidic, a full bodied flavor takes over and lingers in the palette in a beautiful balance. This visit and full experience made my afternoon!!

I love this location! I came on Easter Sunday in the afternoon and I was shocked they were open!…read moreThere were people sitting outside and a couple people in line, but it moves super fast! There are pastries from The Midwife & the baker, some had run out but they still had some choices. I just got an ice coffee, you add your own milk that is off to the side. I also like how there is simple syrup you can add and some yummy looking thick sugar. I got the whole wheat chocolate chip cookie bc I was craving something sweet and eh, I wasn't in a health mood, I need a regular chocolate chip cookie, this did not hit, but I'll def be back when I'm in the area!

I was craving croissants on Sunday morning so I went to check out this place since it's close to…read morewhere I live. Just a heads up parking is honestly pretty difficult so it may take you a bit to try to find parking in the area. I got the strawberry croissant, chocolate croissant, and almond croissant! along with an iced latte. Took all of them to go to eat back at home. The iced latte was just ok but the croissants were pretty flaky and smooth! Both the chocolate and strawberry have a cream filling on the inside. I would try to come again earlier in the day to get a fresher batch. I would say the croissants are the best thing to get at this cafe.

We found this coffee shop and bakery while searching for a coffee shop to visit. The shop is pretty…read morelarge with seating area next to main area. This store looks like same group as the one in Santana Row. It has various of unique pastries and macaroon and all looks yummy. Looks like this shop is popular for the pastries. We ordered couple pastries, croissants , tiramisu, lattee, mocha. All are yummy. The highlight is the pastry. I like this place as the seating area is nice where you csn chat nicely. The worker is also helpful and frendly. If you are in Redwood City area and looking for good pastries, this is one of the place to try.

I have only been to Covour coffee once but I can see myself becoming a regular to this coffee shop…read more The good thing is that this coffee shop is not in Palo Alto downtown which makes it less crowded, better parking situation and best suited for doing WF coffee shop. Love the high ceilings, bright light, their ceramic ware and very friendly staff. I had a cappuccino along with a chocolate croissant and I loved both. The little details like the printed to go cups is what makes a lot of difference for me

Perfect cafe to spend your time working from home or studying. Covour Coffee is located in an…read moreunassuming spot, serving the neighborhood a great selection of caffeine. I have already been to Covour a handful of times, mostly on weekdays, where I'm usually planted there for a few hours to do some work or study. On the weekends, it can get quite busy, while weekdays are more of a gamble depending on how many people are there. The parking lot is on the smaller side, so on busy days, it can feel a bit hectic. The space itself has a good number of tables to work or study from, along with great lighting. I really appreciate the selection of drinks they have, ranging from fun flavored lattes like tiramisu and burnt brown sugar to matchas, hojichas, and classic cafe staples like americanos and flat whites. Everything I've had here has been delicious and always hits the spot. They also have a range of food and toasts you can order. I recently got the ricotta and honey toast, which was delicious and light! Heads up, though, as expected, they do run low on stock later in the day. I came around 2 PM, and there were maybe four baked goods left. Overall, it's a great choice, and if you're in the area, definitely check them out.

Hands down one of my favorite bakeries on the Peninsula. You can really taste the level of care and…read morecraft in everything--they're clearly working with seasonal ingredients, and it shows in how thoughtful and balanced each pastry and loaf feels. Nothing feels overdone, just really well-executed and intentional. Also have to shout out Marisol--she brings such great energy to the space. Warm, welcoming, and genuinely makes the whole experience even better.

Good quality. The service, cutlery, plates, seating, and lastly the meals (croissant, focaccia,…read morecroque monsieur, and smoke salmon tartine) were all excellent. I'm so happy that The Baker Next Door has become a popular spot in RWC.

Amazing great customer service and drink. Adam is great …read more Will definitely be coming back !!

A favorite dessert spot! I love that there are multiple locations throughout the Bay Area. The…read morestaff at Redwood City are always exceptionally kind. Seating inside is limited, but I notice most people take their drink or pudding to-go and enjoy the rest of downtown Redwood City.

Very well put together coffee house! Amazing drink selection and pastries. If your looking for a…read morecoffee spot that is open later than usual this is your spot! I requested a drink thats not common on the menu. Luckily Moe was there and creative to fulfill my request! Customer service is outstanding!

I love Sanas! What a great addition to RWC. Everything is so scrumptious, yummy, flavorful. And the…read moreCustomer Service is above average. A super thoughtful crew who know how to make a really good tea and I'm sure coffee as well.! As summer approaches, longer days, I believe they will find it will be necessary to implement some structure around the seating Because, we found there are campers on a Friday evening, there were two young women not together and each taking a large table. ,8pm with their laptops open and only a beverage , there was a line of people people searching for tables I would suggest or some sort of signage that they could share a table, not necessarily sit on top of each other, but on opposite sides with an empty seat in front of them, two (strangers) people at one table with two or four chairs. It's not uncommon practice. In cafés. What was happening was that groups of four were having to share tables for two squishing in, I just thought it was a little thoughtless of those two customers to keep their heads down, and they knew precisely what was going on around them, people were giving up tables and shifting around, and neither of them moved or offered to share. There's a polite way to manage those kinds of situations. Or signage on tables. I saw a group of four guys walk out because there was nowhere to sit that would've been a substantial tab There's a way to make people mindful of that included there were other locations for these two individual people to move. Since their heads were in their laptops, sitting across from a stranger, would've been like being at the library anyhow where we do share tables. I noticed there was a seat on the sofa side, or they could've shared a table It would have left two large tables available for people who were in line, groups of people who were in line Something to think about to the owners of Sana! I could see the frustration in the faces of the people waiting.