“Came here on a weekend to meet with old college friends. We ordered coffee and a meal and sat at the table nearby. I got one of the Chais (the first Chai on the menu) and liked it as always. Beef arepa was new to me, and I think it's pretty decent. I like how the shop is now decorated with Christmas ornaments, and it feels really good to sit and chat casually with good food/coffee/tea and friends as company!“
“Discovered this spot by accident and was surprised to find such a lovely spot at campus with nice research center views. I got to enjoy my latte with a cookie. Latte was good (I'm not a coffee snob), same quality as at any other Peet's loacation. The place servcs pastries, which are above average and the staff is friendlier than at any other chain store. Inside it's clean, bright and work friendly. They offer takeout and delivery.“
“This little spot was a very nice surprise. I have been spending a lot of time at the Stanford Hospital caring a family member and the cafeteria food can get very redundant. I love that this little cafe is about a halfmile walk, or a mile walk to and from total to the hospital. I merely ordered a small cappuccino. the food looked very good and they seemed to always have quite a few people enjoying their food outside. It is easy to miss. There is a very cool public sculpture of giant stone globes from around the world in the outside area in front of the cafe. If you see those stones you know you're in the right area. The arepas, salads, and sandwiches others were eating all looked very good.“
“I love Coupa!!! They have a great menu with quality, tasty food. For salads I like the Beverly Hills chopped salad (with chopped mixed greens and romaine lettuce, olives, asparagus, grilled chicken, avocado, tomato, gouda cheese, dijon mustard vinaigrette - I also request to add quinoa), the paninis and wraps are great (e.g. their bacon club panini), and their matcha lattes are always on point! The staff are always friendly and prepare the food with care, and the open outdoors seating and environment at the heart of Stanford GSB are warm and beautiful!“
“Coupa is one of the favorite coffee shops around the Palo Alto area. This location is inside the university campus and convenient for visitors too.Parking: Parking is available across the street. It's a paid Park Mobile parking which you can pay for using the Park Mobile app. It's around $5 per hour.“
“An absolute favorite that I am sure to visit on every trip to the Bay. Very unique fusions of Indian and Californian flavors with something for every palate. My favorites are the sesame leaf, burrata kulcha, house salad and dry boat scallops. Also don’t sleep on the cocktails. Very nicely crafted.“
“After a wonderful lunch with family, while we enjoy our walk at downtown, Tong sui catch our attention, so we decide to give it a try. The server is really nice and help us for the selection.We got Da hong pau tea latte and Osmanthus oolong tea latte. We both getting 50% sweetness (recommended) and less ice.Saw the special menu will come back again to try it.“
“Delicious comfort food, beautifully located. I'm rating the service and atmosphere down since they outsource their ordering process in the restaurant to an app - this makes me use my phone even more and I wonder if next time they also ask me to grill the burger myself.Parking: Fills up on a weekend“
“Service was amazing! Garrett was so attentive and would bring everything we needed before we could even think of asking. Service like that is what makes the experience truly memorable. The atmosphere is good too—not too loud and beautiful decor. Ingredients were delicious, but I was not a fan of some dishes (could be personal preference). The cucumber salad seemed too acidic and the pork belly with burrata pairing didn’t go well in my opinion. But again, the quality was great and the rest is personal preference. Would be an injustice if I didn’t mention that trout was absolutely delectable! Might be the best one I’ve ever had. Also, the vanilla soft serve with cardamom crumble was a hit!“
“A great BYO Asian bowl spot on Stanford campus! The place is pretty popular with students, so there tends to be a line around lunchtime. Bowls are around $12, all meats are the same price. There is no seating inside, just grab and go, but there are some nice seating areas right outside.I had a salad bowl with half tocino and half panko chicken. Loved the texture and flavor of both meats, and the variety and amount of vegetables I got in my bowl. The tocino pork had a great sweet and savory flavor and the panko chicken was crispy and tender.Topped it off with the sriracha mayo sauce.Would definitely return to try their other protein options!“