18 Best Coffee Shops in Sunnyvale

“My partner and I are not from around here. Decided to stop and try this place and what a great decision that was! The food tasted fantastic! Some of the best basil fried rice I’ve ever had. The service was top-notch and the atmosphere was very welcoming. If we’re ever in the area again, this will become a go to stop. 10/10!“

“Best coffee in town if ever in the neighborhood you want coffee, you should seek out Philz located in town down Sunnyvale“

“Such a cute little spot for brunch! 💕 The matcha latte was amazing, and the avocado toast looked like art. The place has a cozy vibe and friendly staff. Prices are reasonable and everything tastes fresh. Totally my new weekend go-to!“

“I had the Kona Island Latte yesterday it was highly recommended!“

“Great coffee & nice people, cozy place but popular , customers love them and stay with always ...“

“I’ve been looking for a good local bánh mì shop near me for a while. Happy to say that the food here didn’t disappoint. The baguette was fresh, crunchy, and very large. The curry chicken was very good, and the pickled sides were fresh and crunchy.

I also had a Vietnamese drip coffee, and it was well mixed with an excellent ratio of milk to coffee.“

“Moon Tea in Sunnyvale is such a gem! Their cold noodles are so good—fresh, flavorful, and perfectly satisfying. I also loved their milk tea; it’s not overly sweet, and you can actually taste the tea without the sugar overpowering it. Definitely a spot I’ll be coming back to!“

“A nice place to cowork! Came here with my brother and we enjoyed hanging out in the large table space they had.

Good:
- Cheap loose leaf tea - was about $4 and it was worth it to pay to be in the space
- Super fast service, food was ready in ~10 min

Bad:
- All ordering is pretty much done at the station

Overall this was a really nice place to just sit and park yourself, not too busy or expensive so I'd come again!“

“Loved it!! It’s a great place for drinks and snacks!“

“The good: Absolutely delicious. I ordered a seasonal yuzu caramel latte with almond milk and a veggie burrito. I love yuzu and think more cafés should incorporate it. The veggie burrito is egg, cheese, black beans, and potato inside a crispy pita served with roasted salsa and sour cream. Really good.

My hesitations: I had seen that this place was expensive, but I was surprised at how SMALL everything is as well. $7 for the drink that is the size of my palm + $1 for almond milk—which, I expect a lactose intolerance tax, but for a drink of this size, girl, you are profiting too much off people's inability to digest dairy properly 💀—and another $14 for the burrito which was also like. Four inches. Plus 20% tip = $27, which I do think is typical of a full meal in Silicon Valley, but not a miniature meal. I will say at least the burrito is packed with protein and potatoes, so I still found it satisfying, but I am a pretty small person.

Like others have said, parking is a bit funny but at 7:30am on a Wednesday, I found a spot easily. Don't drive here if you can't parallel park.

Would recommend for people who make at least $120k probably. That's not me lol. Tasty though“

“I got a latte which was okay. I also got an egg sandwich because I missed the ones I got in Japan.... It was just okay. If the authentic ones are a 10/10, these would be a 5.5/10. Edible, but wouldn't pay my own money to get again.

Prices are also super steep. I think they know their main patrons are paying on big tech company credit cards.“

“The service is fast and the staff is very nice, very friendly. They have plenty of non coffee options, and different kinds of food. Even the little kids can find something they like here. They could use a few more chairs for their outdoor seating.“

“We ❤️ you. I work here. It's fun and my coworkers are awesome.“

“I find this location to be busy from 7:45AM-9:45AM Monday-Friday. Wednesday morning the school kids pack the place from 8AM till 9AM because they have a "late start day". I now arrive at 7:30 and am able to skip the rush.“

“We are local, started coming to this shop as it was brand new and we love coming here fairly every week. The staff was always friendly, and the drinks were good. The price for the drinks is fair and is one of the only reasons why we visit Murphy Street.

We apologize and thought the price wasn't fair due to us being mislead of the prices on Google, claiming it to be more expensive, hopefully it'll update more accurately with the in-person pricing.“

“Fluffy bite-sized desserts in a cafe setting. Some flavors are limited.

I had the Hot Dog Cocohodo. It reminded me of a fluffy pigs in a blanket.

Service was quick and got drinks and food in <5 min.

Atmosphere is cafe style. Bathrooms are available with 1 male and 1 female stall.

Overall, go early! There were only 7 hot dog cocohodos by Fri evening.“

“usually Starbucks locations within grocery stores are more limited or less complete than independent Starbucks. However, this location luckily has 10 tables with ample seating (2-4 chairs per table) and a booth with 2 tables along the wall. There are at least 10 charging outlets available. This one was not very busy. Quality of drinks are good. IMO, it is still not as nice as some of the other independent Starbucks locations, with potentially cheaper furniture/design and style pieces.“