“This quaint local gem is an up and comer! The owner is so gracious and kind. You can tell this really is his baby and he wants to educate everyone on the wonderful offerings of this delicious and authentic restaurant. Fabulous for a solo meal at the bar or a date night. Lots of vegetar option and the fresh focaccia is not to be missed.Vegetarian options: Salad specials. Artichoke appetizerDietary restrictions: Vegan/Vegetarian“
“Location: Located at the far end of downtown Los Gatos, this coffee shop is very easy to miss if you drive or even walk by. Free parking is available on the street and around the block.The storefront is nestled and hidden well by adjacent buildings so as you get closer, do look out for the signs.They have a great selection of coffee and snacks. I ordered the rose infused latte and was pleasantly surprised by the nice aroma of rose and the subtle yet appealing rose flavor. The drink was made well and absolutely recommend you try this if it's listed on the menu.They do have adequate space inside the store but also outside. The day was warm and pleasantly inviting to sit outside and tried it. You do have to put up with the noise from heavy vehicles passing through.“
“Fabulous broth in these dishes! Delightful, we stopped after seeing the evening cherry blossoms at Hakone Garden; perfect cap to the evening. ???Dietary restrictions: I eat GF and had always thought of ramen places as being about the wheat noodles? No, no: it's all about the rich broths, and you can find rice plates or order with no noodles. I went for an appetizer seafood soup with a side of rice and side of kim chi and that made a perfect meal.“
“Love this place. The indoor seating is closed but The Cider Junction has since built out a patio area that my husband and I really enjoyed. The staff is always so knowledgeable about their menu and very friendly. We will be back again real soon! Very very nice cider selection.“
“Pretty great food. Tasted really fresh these rolls. extremely well seasoned, even the seaweed wrap was delicious. Those loaded fries I almost ordered without the cheese because I thought maybe it would be overwhelming but it was actually perfect. The combination of spices and flavors were great. The ambiance is very cute, lively and open! The service is decent, you can order yourself! Took about 15 minutes on a Tuesday at 4 pm. Super polite service and kindly thanked us as we left. Caution: this is not the most price friendly place to eat! Each sushirrito was ~$15 and the fries were $8. Plus an Olipop and a tip, this came up to $50+ for two people.“
“Went in to try their new spring menu (ask for the Spring Menu Tasting menu available through the end of April!). For $40, you can get a 3 course meal that can be easily shared. You can also add a $5 glass of wine or beer or a $7 cocktail that is served in an adorable honey bear. I started with the cocktail: tasty with margarita vibes but not very strong. The crispy rice tuna was my favorite dish and made me think of something that might be on a sushi menu (but I've never seen it before). The Cuban was tasty and the umami fries are always on point. The desserts were my least favorite as they didn't have as much flavor but they were pretty to look at!“
“Came for the weekend breakfast. Lv breakfast wrap was my favorite with yotiao wrapped in fried scallion pancake. The scallion pancake was fried well with a mochi like consistency. The yotiao would be better if crispier. Thought they could've added more sauce, I added the self serve hot sauce and special sauce which accentuated the yumminess. The turnip cake egg sandwich was good, turnip cake could be crispier too. The kurabuta bun was fine. Summing up, I'd come back for the scallion pancake wrap.“
“Didn't realize there was a Boiling Point in the Bay Area. Only had BP when I was living in Seattle.We ordered:#3 korean bean paste soup#6 milk cream curry without creamI consistently order the curry hot pot. I thought the Seattle location was a bit better, but it was still good.Green tea was on the sweeter side.Staff is friendly. Comparing to Seattle BP locations, I would prefer Seattle, but when I have a craving for BP, this will do the trick!Parking spots are tight, but shouldn't an issue to find in the large plaza.“
“Tried the crème brulee toast, and it was really good with a smooth and tasty layer of custard on top. The strawberry fever toast reminded me of a fancy strawberry shortcake, though the toast was a bit tough and thick, had to use a knife to make it easier to eat. Swapped the standard ice cream flavor for chocolate since I saw it as an option on the self order kiosk, and it was awesome. The popcorn chicken was yummy. The "mild spicy" was spicier than I expected (it's unclear whether "little spicy" is more or less spicy than the mild). The fruitiness in the strawberry smoothie was strong. 75% sweetness was too sweet for me, and the smoothies are not milk based so it was just really sugary and tart, but still good. It took about 5-8 minutes for the drinks and 15 minutes or so for the food. Ordering off the kiosk in the front was easy, and staff was available behind the counter ready to help as well. The place is small. Arriving around 7:30, we found seating, but after 8pm on a Saturday, it definitely got crowded. We had no problem finding parking right in front of the entrance. A pleasant experience overall. Cool spot for light snacks, dessert, and tea.“