Cafe Banc

Reviews 4

JA

James Murray

This is very nearly literally a hidden jewel -- an intimate, cozy coffee house directly next door to the 7-Eleven at this intersection. The proprietor is a sweet and attentive woman; Ive also met her daughter (equally nice!) and son . . . This is truly a family-run cafe, and as such, it has a casual, personal ambiance (utterly divorced from the cookie-cutter likes of Starbucks, Peets, etc.). Besides coffee there is a small menu of fresh food. An unexpected surprise is the completely hidden "patio" on the back side of the building . . . while its a "no-frills" space it does feature two large umbrellas and a pair tables -- and is a good place to just "get away from it all" so long as youre not looking for fancy decor. I recently spent nearly three hours on the patio, journaling, reading, relaxing and downing luscious latte coffees. There are only two downsides to this sweet cafe: 1. No public restroom 2. Given the high price of rents in this valley, Cafe Banc might not endure for terribly long unless you, and your friends, spread the word . . . and too lose such a small, quite, unique setting such as this would be a shame.

OS

Oscar Zul

Pesto chicken panini was delicious, but the real winner here was the dirty chai... I still think about it, and I ate there a month ago.

PA

Pavel Maltsev

Local hidden gem! The coffee was excellent as the ham croissant with the ingredients of your choice.

SI

Sina Ferdosi

Excellent place, very cozy and great service.