CoHo in Stanford

Looks popular among students with plenty of food, drinks and dessert options.I tried salmon pasta which is the expensive one in their manu..wasnt bad..but not as it should be..in addition it smells fishy.Maybe Ill give them a try later.

I loved the atmosphere! Comfortable couches, electric outlets, the piano! Food is alright: the salmon pasta was huge and the salmon yummy, the BLT sandwich had over fried bacon that was hard to chew, the pastry tasted good but was cold and a bit soggy. The Matcha latte used the syrup instead of actual matcha :(Its not bad for a college cafeteria but the prices are not justified

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.

Coffee, beer, pastries, and live music all in one spot.Live jazz is on Mondays

Ordered an iced chai and was given straight up milk. We pointed out that this was basically just milk with the tiniest splash of chai. Guy at the counter sassed my husband when he asked if we could get an extra shot of chai concentrate and he only gave us the tiniest splash of extra chai in only one of our chais. At least the marble loaf was good.

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 raspberry and custard croissant was delicious.

There is no doubt it is a really good place with enough space to hang out with friends. I bought a hot coffee, and the taste was okay, but they also allow you to have meals. The environment is really fresh and lively.

Student cafe/deli with sandwiches, coffee, and pastries. I didn’t see any gluten free pastries, but another reviewer had photos of them, so many I got lucky. I was a bit disappointed the gluten free bread had a +2$ charge, but when it came out there were two sandwiches (maybe because the bread was small), which made up for it. Sandwich was good, atmosphere was good, very student-filled.I’d go back again to see if they had gf pastries.

Nice cozy atmosphere, relatively fast service, good quality food. They have large TVs and WiFi. Can sit inside or outside. Crowd is mostly students. There is live music on most nights.No restroom inside but there is one nearby at food court.

The tomato soup and cheese toasts and great. They have a wide variety of salads too. The chicken risotto is my favorite. Great place to hang out with friends, but gets a bit noisy to study/ read.