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Sonya Hu 4 months ago

Lovely on-campus spot for a sweet treat, caffeinated pick-me-up, or quick bite! It's a campus institution for a reason, with their friendly staff, ample seating, and reasonable menu prices. They have plenty of cozy indoor seating (including large tables for big group study sessions, individual tables or counters for more focused self-study sessions or smaller 1:1 catch-ups, and couches for yapping), as well as a good number of outdoor tables for a nice day. I have yet to try their actual food, but both their coffee and treats are solid. The latte is quite tasty, and < $4 for a latte with a non-dairy milk is pretty unheard of anywhere else in Palo Alto. My favorite sweet treat is their white chocolate ube cookie, which is absolutely massive and quite decadent -- the perfect fuel for a long day of working / studying.

Dee 7 months ago

This is a campus café that offers baked goods, coffee, beer, cocktails, and some food options. It’s a fun, relaxed spot with plenty of seating where you can chill, work, eat, or just hang out. The coffee was really good. I ordered an iced mocha, and I’m usually quite picky about iced mochas, but this one was excellent. The coffee itself was strong, and the balance of sweetness and milk was just right—I really enjoyed it. I also tried a slice of banana muffin. It was fine, nothing extraordinary, but decent. Overall, it’s a great place if you’re on campus and looking for a comfortable spot with good coffee and a laid-back vibe. Definitely recommended.

Debbie Hernandez 2 years ago

What a delicious Butternut Squash Salad I enjoyed in the outdoor patio amongst the students. The ingredients were fresh; the dressing amount was just right complimenting the salad. They give you a hardy serving. I also picked up one of their Ube cookies, the purple is beautiful, I don't want to touch it.

Veronika 4 years ago

We came to this place to have a lunch on a sunday afternoon. The place has cozy sits inside, as well as tables outside. We ordered chorizo empaladas and ham panini. We totally paid around 25 usd. The food came fast and was served on real plates, which is always a pleasure, no plastic waste. However, empaladas turned out to be with chicken so we had to ask for a change. Panini was good, also served with a small salad. I did not like the taste of empaladas much, but it was my first time trying them, not sure how they should taste. Overall this is a nice place, very atmospheric interior, full of students. Can definately recommend visiting it.

Ayesha K Edited 3 years ago

Stanford’s very own cafe which is very popular with its students. Come here if you’re in the area and want a place for a bite to eat and soak in some college atmosphere. They have nice loungey sofas and even a piano! You can also sit on the benches outside and the good thing is they serve in actual cutlery instead of plastic containers. They have an excellent collection of sandwiches, bagels, pastas, risottos and burgers. They also have coffee and tea and hot chocolate etc. I went during lunch time and wasn’t sure if the meat was halal. So I ordered a vegan chilli with quinoa. It was really delicious and spicy ! It tasted like rajma chawal and the chilli had three different types of beans. The portion size was decent but the price was costly for 9$. The cheapest sandwich was around 8.50. I also had a small cappuccino which cost me around 4.50$ but was not very strong. For the price it should have been more robust. Service was friendly and quick. Update: the mushroom burger was not good, but the mushroom sandwich was tasty. Wish they gave fries on the side apart from the salad. The pasta with vegetables was kind of bland. The hot chocolate was that Swiss mix version. The raspber