"Had a great experience at Philz Coffee in Menlo Park. I ordered the turkey sausage breakfast sandwich, a chicken and rice burrito, a Mint Mojito, and an Arabic coffee — and everything was honestly delicious. The breakfast sandwich was warm and satisfying, the burrito was surprisingly filling and well-seasoned, and both drinks were spot on. The Mint Mojito was refreshing as always, and the Arabic coffee had a bold, smooth flavor. On top of that, the workers were super friendly and welcoming — you can tell they really care about customer service. Definitely a place I’d come back to."

"The first time I buy coffee and a pastry. I asked for an almond croissant and when I started to eat it tasted bad and seriously kind of hard, like it was from the day before. I inquired and was told it was from that morning. Honestly I had really good pastries in the area but that one was not baked this morning! It’s not even fluffy like the one’s just baked😬"

"I love Philz coffee, so I stopped in this morning, bought a pound of my favorite blend, and ordered a cup to go. I even tipped them 20% up-front. 20 minutes of waiting later, I go up to the counter to inquire why other people are getting their order before me. They hadn't bothered to put my name into the queue. Gee, thanks! Really earned that tip."

"Very friendly staff. Guided through ordering process. I Got the Medium Tesora Cold Brew with light cream and sugar for $6.15. Philz coffee is always delicious, it’s just more expensive than other spots. Because of their popularity and bc they prepare each cup drip, you’ll wait longer too."

"Service was fast and courteous, location was great, parking was easy, interior was clean but unfortunately coffee wasn’t great. The temperature was lukewarm at best and really watery. Maybe I’ve been drinking too much Peet’s lately but I was really underwhelmed. It’s been years since I’ve been to a Philz but I have fond memories of a rich cup of Tesora that felt luxurious in my mouth. I was so unimpressed that I literally did not even bother finishing half of my coffee."