Green Bakery & Cafe

For the full price of most Vietnamese restaurants I've been eaten green bakery Cafe serves Small portions a half of the normal size pho. The veggies in the pho cut in big chunks not served with basil, sprouts and condiment. You should ask for it, they don't offer at the order phase. They don't even serve soy sauce. The Fresh rolls where 90% lettuce, few pieces of tofu and sliver of Sauteed onion, weird combination. Overall its looks and tastes like a cheap fast food. Wont visit them again.

Green Bakery & Cafe has a peaceful and relaxing ambiance. They have a good variety of desserts at reasonable prices. Super friendly service! Delicious pandan coffee- creamy with just the right amount of sweetness and Pandan flavor, perfect with the Oreo cheesecake. The fish and chips was light and crispy, pretty good for a cafe. Will definitely come back to chill and eat!

I was pleasantly surprised by the food here. They just reopened recently after the pandemic and remodeled! It's truly like stepping into a AirBnB here. I liked the peaceful ambience and family-oriented vibe. I could see myself doing some computer work in here. I was impressed by their menu and bakery items. They have an extensive menu with all the expected cafe items. This Vietnamese inspired cafe surely has it all and everything tasted very fresh and tasty. Ordered: -Avocado smash (avocado toast): very generous with avocado and the bread was nice and soft -Vietnamese hot coffee -Vietnamese chicken salad -Ghiradelli chocolate muffin The avocado smash was my favorite item. The meal felt healthy and they gave generous portions. I was highly satisfied with the meal and did not feel that full afterwards.

Nice cup of pandan coffee and black coffee. Their sandwiches were excellent, fresh ingredients in wonderful baked bread. Nice staff & cute ambience to relax on any day. Parking nearby. Prices a bit high for drinks but food reasonable.

Visited this cafe today as I was in the area to get my car worked on. I loved the chill and quiet environment! The food was affordable and delicious. They sell 2 large boxes of pastries from the day before for $5 - a great deal :) i was able to get a lot of work done as they had wifi and power outlets easily accessible!

Love the restaurant owned and servers. Very sweet! Enjoyed our lunch outside with our doggy. The sandwiches were excellent!

After some nearby outdoor activity, we searched for boba on our way home. This café has a unique selection of tea flavors - we ordered the Honey Lavender and Black Rose tea which were delightful, with good boba consistency and flavor, too. The drinks had a great ratio of ice to tea and it felt like we were getting our money's worth (which is important for boba lovers). This was our first time visiting this café and it was a pleasant surprise. The café has a fun *green* interior and seems it would be a nice spot to study or do some reading/work.

The bacon and egg croissant sandwich was quite tasty. It came with fries on a tray. Nice ambience but not a lot of options for breakfast.

They have great service and great hospitality. As a local los altos resident i come here once a week because of the great food and everything about it is always on top of it. These workers put their heart and soul into everything they make and never cut corners. It has also expanded to add milkshakes, smoothies, and boba. Besides that their pho is probably one of the best i have ever tasted. This place is awesome and please go try it out. i'm

There is a big sign out in front about a $18.95 all you can eat breakfast buffet from 7am to 1pm. When i went there at 7am it wasn't even open. I saw the opening hours was changed to 10am. Ok, so i come back at 10am, and they said they are not doing the buffet anymore. So why not remove the sign?? Very misleading and shady business practices.

I ordered an avocado smoothie and requested that avocados be added with the right amount or at least make sure i can taste the avocados and not just the condensed milk since the last time i ordered it didnt taste anything like avocado smoothie. Once again my order came after 10 mins and it tasted just like cold condensed milk and ice. Once again i wasted $10 because i couldn't swallow it was so sweet and not even a hint of avocado. After a few sips i threw in the garbage

Wasn't expecting anything when coming here, and the pictures on the menu validated my thinking. However, two things I like about this place: good and interesting coffee menu. Not saying the price is cheap but there's enough Vietnamese variety to be interesting. Secondly they put in a mandatory 10% service charge for dine in customers and that's much more reasonable than 18% or whatever. It's automatically charged on the bill but that's it, you don't have to figure out any add on. Food wise we tried banh mi, fried spring rolls and vermicelli special bowl with beef. They are average, nothing to write home about. The in store decorations are in the theme of green plants and cute French-Vietnamese elements. Overall quick service despite low man count and I could hear Vietnamese spoken at the back kitchen, so the cooking is at some level by the authentic people.

A casual and quiet spot serving vietnamese dishes and few coffee and dessert drinks... and by quiet, I mean barely any people, no music, not much to add to the environment. We got the a chocolate milkshake, the  caprese sandwich, and ham and cheese on sourdough (they don't offer breakfast sandwiches, as the staff explained that they have not updated their menu... so their dining menu looks different from what you'll find on their website). The workers seemed a little lost when serving items to customers, for instance not knowing the difference between a smoothie and milkshake, or serving a meat dish to a vegetarian, but at least they were friendly and were quick to fix issues. The milkshake appeared more like a frappe or blended ice so it was questionable to begin with. I could definitely taste the milk, but unfortunately it was extremely light on the chocolate flavor... I'm not really picky when it comes to chocolate, but this one was disappointing, and I couldn't even finish it. The sandwiches were a bit dry, and not impressive. The caprese could have used a bit more pesto, and the ham and cheese sandwich was similar to what you could make at home with plain bread and lunch meat along with cheap pre-sliced cheese from the grocery store, and the bread was a bit hard and lacking in flavor. It was still edible, and the presentation was fine, nothing served on the side. This restaurant should really just call themselves Pho and Banh Mi, since they don't really serve the variety of what you'd get at the bakery (even though the old menus are still up on the inside and outside of the building, and online), all that good good stuff chopped from the menu, how unfortunate. They do offer plenty of indoor and outdoor seating. Maybe their vietnamese dishes are better, but based on our recent experience, we probably won't be returning.

I got their beef spring rolls. Pretty decent, I like that they add mint, their fish sauce was also a good dipper. They charge 10% service fee for dining in and the charge to take it to go.

Drove for 25 mins to get here and it's closed. Hours in yelp and their door say they're open. Super frustrating.

We keep giving this place a chance because of its convenient location, but they always find a way to disappoint us. Not once have we ordered in person, or over the phone, and received what we ordered. We once ordered a "plain milk tea with tapioca," which is exactly what is printed on the menu, and we got a strawberry syrup flavored tea. Whenever we order banh mi sandwiches, we get a random choice of meat---even if we specifically request pork or tofu. When we ordered over the phone, we arrived at their suggested time. We saw our meal was ready, but we then had to wait 30 minutes to actually take it and pay. There was one other customer in the store at this time. The banh mi are just okay. The bread is usually only a little stale, which makes it palatable given that there is usually very little meat or vegetables to be found on the sandwiches. On top of all of the above, this place is not exactly cheap. A banh mi costs about $15 plus tax and tip.

This cute little cafe and bakery can be found right next door to Pho Banh Mi . If you're looking for a nice lunch or an afternoon pick me up, Green Bakery Cafe serves breakfast items, lunch entrees, desserts, and coffee. If you plan to get an entree, I recommend the Garlic Noodles! There is also lots of patio seating, which @hangrypringles approved * Vietnamese Dripped Coffee * Garlic Noodles w/ Beef * Tiramisu

Excellent flavor and clean fresh ingredients! Friendly service and environment as well.

I was pleasantly surprised by the food here. They just reopened recently after the pandemic and remodeled! It's truly like stepping into a AirBnB here. I liked the peaceful ambience and family-oriented vibe. I could see myself doing some computer work in here. I was impressed by their menu and bakery items. They have an extensive menu with all the expected cafe items. This Vietnamese inspired cafe surely has it all and everything tasted very fresh and tasty. Ordered: -Avocado smash (avocado toast): very generous with avocado and the bread was nice and soft -Vietnamese hot coffee -Vietnamese chicken salad -Ghiradelli chocolate muffin The avocado smash was my favorite item. The meal felt healthy and they gave generous portions. I was highly satisfied with the meal and did not feel that full afterwards.

Don't be depresso, drink some espresso! New vietnamese coffee spot in the bay area! They just re-opened again. They have lots of food offerings & pastries! The interior is super cute! The pandan + coffee is such a perfect blend. Their coffee is pretty strong, but then again I rarely drink coffee sooooo idk. I prefer the pandan one more than the Ube. Wish the drinks were a tad bit sweeter and less ice. Maybe I'll ask for it next time. The place is next door to their sister restaurant @phobanhmilosaltos I also ordered the garlic noodles with beef and lemonade cake. Cake was soft and moist. I like citrus flavors so I made the right choice in going with this one! Garlic noodles were not what I was expecting. The noodles were the egg noodles (mì xào). Overall good amount of garlic flavor! Nice friendly staff. Plenty of parking.

===== Lovely service, nice food, will try again ===== Starbucks was closing, still needed wifi so went to this cafe nearby. Was going just get a thai iced tea but saw egg rolls for a fair price so ordered that instead. ++ Really nice, kind folks here. Even though I only ordered an egg roll app, they served ice water in a stylish aluminum glass and napkins in a nice container. + Outside seating is nice. At the edge of the parking lot so not a lot of cars or foot traffic. + Inside seating had light jazz playing. I chose not to sit inside because I liked the airiness of the outside. + Egg roll was really good. Even better? The pickled and fresh vegetables they serve with it. Have I just never eaten the garnish before??? It was amazing! See photo. * They don't have power at most seats inside EXCEPT for the seat right next to the counter, just to the left upon entering the inside space. They'll happily sit you there and run your cable to the outlet just behind the counter. Cute place and will be back for something more extensive next time!

The veggie rolls are everything. They are super delicious, the service is quick, and the servers are attentive.

My Mom, sister-in-law, and I stopped by this cafe to get a hot beverage while sitting outside in the neighborhood to catch up for a bit. I got the pandan coffee. The pandan leaves make the coffee a greenish color and give it an herbal flavor. It's served in whipped cream. And it's delish! Definitely a good hot beverage choice to sip on throughout a rainy morning of lively conversation. The staff at this cafe were helpful and polite when educating us on all of the Vietnamese beverage choices too. This cafe is definitely a neighborhood gem I recommend experiencing.

Came in on Sunday afternoon to meet up with a friend. We wanted something on the lighter and healthier side and Green Bakery looked to have many good options! The entrance was a little confusing and hidden and we almost thought it was closed! Once we got it, the place was cute and quiet and the server came to take our orders quickly. We ordered two boba (Honey Lavender and Rose), a combination spring roll and a banh mi. The spring roll was standard and nothing too special (portion was a little small); but the boba was surprisingly amazing! We would come back for the drinks again but maybe skip the food next time (there are better pho and banh mi places in the Bay!).

Odd name (it's not what I'd consider a bakery) and tucked-away location make this place a bit obscure but the food is good. I like the spring rolls, the banh mi (starting with the very good bread) and the pho (but I've only had the chicken, which was fine). 4 stars means good and to me it's good. Nothing epic, but solid. Fast delivery to Los Altos via Doordash. All in all, a bit of a hidden gem.

This place offers a variety of menu items to choose from. They have a huge display case of baked goods as well as desserts. Not only that, but they also offer food items as well as drinks. I tried their garlic noodles which was different from others I've tried. It's not as garlicky and they top it off with veggies and your choice of protein. I was surprised with the amount of meat that was on the plate, they definitely don't skimp out! For dessert I tried the mixed berry cake which was kind of on the dry side...I'd pass on it next time. The highlight for me though was the iced pandan coffee. The pandan to coffee ratio was on point and I enjoyed every sip. It's a unique concoction that you don't really see at your typical coffee shops or boba places. Definitely a must try!

Love the pork bon mi, bread is always fresh and crispy and the pork is so tasty along with the veggies. Always order and pick up at window great service!

Delicious vegetarian Bahn mi. Bread is soft and crispy and the tofu actually is well marinated. I love the cucumber lemon water too.

Amongst all the Vietnamese sandwiches I've ever tried, this got to be my least favorite. Pâté shredded pork sandwich barely has any Pâté in it and who would put dry meat floss as shredded pork in this sandwich? $10 for that, not worth it! I am also not a fan of their boba, it is so hard to chew on, almost feel like it wasn't cook through. I wished I can give a better review, maybe other things on the menu is better ? But I will not order boba tea and sandwich from this place again.

What a great banh mi! What makes it great? The bread is the best part. We got the Special combo and tofu banh mi. Both had great favor. I love the they have quality vegetarian options. I'm interested in trying the avocado banh mi next time! We joked that most banh mi at other restaurants have breads that will cut your mouth but this one was amazingly soft and soft! We got two extra bread to go!

The only "Green" about this cafe is the fake greeneries on the wall. It does make the place feel cooler in this hot day (somehow). But, to be fair, the owner probably didnt have any intention to be an environment friendly place to begin with. Plastic utensils, styrofoam, unrecycled napkins and straws Let me justify the the 3 stars. 1) Lemongrass Beef. The meat is Americanized a lot. So, it's not as flavorful, and charred here and there, the way good lemongrass beef should be. 2) Popcorn chicken. The nuggets tasted good. Again, it's tone down so much that you cannot taste the five spice flavor. Maybe that is the intention? 3) The cafe was cool and pleasant inside. However, our clothes smelled like fried food after we visited the place. This was such a bummer since we were heading to a gathering after. Well, I guess everybody would know we just ate fried food somewhere.

My favorite banh mi pick up spot for morning hikes. They open early which I really appreciate and their banh mi is delicious. Bread is very fresh and chewy, protein (chicken/pork or tofu) is well seasoned, and vegetables go well with the rest of the sandwich, both texture-wise as well as taste-wise. 4 stars and giving an extra star for early operation.

I tried their banh mi with pork and pâté and took a few sips of a Vietnamese iced coffee. I really appreciate that they have the pâté option, and it's actually notable. I couldn't love this sandwich because the bread didn't have the baguette texture I was looking for. And it was a little cold. Admittedly it was later in the day, but the baguette is a huge part of the banh mi experience. The iced coffee was pretty mellow. I think I would go to this place due to convenience, but if I was to recommend a Vietnamese/tea place to someone, There are others higher on my list.

I'm very disappointed in this place. We go here often because it's so convenient to home. The food is only okay ( never ever get the pho!) we found the total prices to be off from what we ordered but we are always too busy to dig in. They always mess up on the orders (one time I ordered a won ton soup with no noodles and I got a container of soup only, no wontons! For the same price!! Yes just broth) One day, we had a order ( 3 sandwiches, spring rolls, bbq chicken and some drinks ) and i was cleaning the kitchen after we ate. I saw the receipt and decided to look at it closely, I noticed they charged over $15 in to-go fees! Seriously??!! ($1.50 per sandwich when it's not even in a container, there is no extra packaging from a dine in vs a to-go order. There was even to-go charges for our drinks!!!! We used to eat here once a week as it was so quick for us on busy days but im so bothered of these charges. $15 is not a lot but it seems wrong to do this for things that don't need extra packaging to go. They didn't do this before. Our lunch orders were always so much due to these fees. I can't believe I didn't notice before. We have stopped going.

This place is pretty messed up. Apparently they are closed between 4pm and 5pm. This is not reflected anywhere that I can see online. They never answer their phone. The online menu does not reflect the real menu, so items are missing online. During the 4-5pm period while they are closed the doors are open, but no one is in the dining room. You will wait before someone bothers to come out and tell you they are closed. I guess they must have enough business that they don't care about keeping their online info correct. I believe that online ordering will allow you to order, but I do not know whether they will execute on it during that time. I wasted a trip down there only to find out they were closed. Couldn't verify beforehand because they didn't answer the phone, and there's nothing on the answering machine about being closed either.

Green Bakery & Cafe is now open for breakfast and lunch. I really like their vegetable banh mi, especially because of the flavorful tofu and the delicious bread that I believe they make in house. My family ordered the beef pho and soy garlic wings and said it was yum! The restaurant is very charming and the staff is welcoming. Be sure to check this place out!

It seems as if the actual cafe is under construction at the moment, but have merged with Pho & Banhmi next door. The inside is nice! We wanted a place to study and they have indoor and outdoor seating as well. Wifi is free and the service is good! The honey lavender bobas were a bit disappointing; the pearls were kind of mushy and the milk tea actually tasted like fancy soap... However, the steak pho was delicious! The ambiance of the cafe (pho shop?) is nice and clean, and the staff are very friendly. Will be coming back here to try their different milk teas and for some more pho and study time :)

40 minute wait for 2 sandwiches to go. This place has good food but they need to get their act together. I won't be returning.

Yes, it's really expensive here, but guys, I often drink coffee and try different places. Very tasty mocha coffee here. because of which I will definitely come back here, to this cafe. However, I don't like sweets. I had a small container with me, in which there were vegetables. I calmly ate my vegetables and drank delicious coffee. thank you guys for this!

I came to Green Bakery & Café for the vegetarian tofu bahn mi ($9.75). We went because someone recommended this place as a contender for "best local bahn mi", which sadly is not much of a contest since we have so few Vietnamese restaurants in this part of the Bay Area. In addition to the banh mi, they also sell other types of sandwiches, Vietnamese-style spring rolls, salads, smoothies, boba tea, wine/beer, and they have a small bakery that sells pastries and cakes. Instead of using the fried dry tofu (commonly seen in places like Lee's Sandwiches and Pho Cabin), Green Bakery & Café uses seared and marinated chunks of tofu. I found the marinated used is too sweet, the sugar caramelized with the soy sauce in a nice way but it was just overwhelmingly sweet when the sandwich is lacking on the fresh cilantro greens, jalapeños and pickled carrots/daikon. Banh Mi that sells for $9.75 a sandwich, when they are typically priced at $3-$5 (if I drive 20 minutes), seemed crazy. I also ordered the Thai Iced Tea with boba ($5.70), it was so sweet I did not drink it. Green Bakery & Café is located at the end of a ranch-themed strip mall in Los Altos, the interior has an excessive amount of fake green plants. It would be nice to see those removed and replaced with actual real plants and more eco-conscious plates, cups and utensils (or perhaps change the name?). Green Bakery & Café is connected or related to the "Pho Banh Mi" restaurant in Palo Alto on University Ave, with a similar menu and graphic design. I did like the vegetarian tofu bahn mi at this location better because the Palo Alto location, they made the same sandwich marinade "extra smelly" in Palo Alto according to a dining partner.

Delicious little Cafe with my favorite boba tea. I like that they have a couple of different vegetarian options for the sandwiched: the caprese or the vegan Bahn mi are both delicious.

Went in before my shift started. Google said they opened at 9am but it was 7:30am the Open sign light was on so checked and went in. Beautiful and clean inside. An Asian lady was behind the counter, she wasn't the friendliest but she did greet me. I ordered a white chocolate lemon flavor white cake, it was super dry and a bit too tangy. Also, a medium Ube coffee which looked like a small. The coffee tasted like a normal sweet latte, could not taste Ube at all. I give this place a 2 stars for its cleanliness and coffee wasn't bad. Haven't tried their banh mi sandwiches and spring rolls yet but that's for another time. As far as bakery, totally not impressed. I really wanted to love this place since I love baked goods and is just walking distance from my work. Maybe just not their best days?

We were doing great - had lunch and sat outside. Food was tasty, fresh. I went into the bakery side to use the restroom and ugh. I mean, UGH. Semi live cockroaches are writhing on the floor. I see into the kitchen/bakery, and there are more. I can SEE THEM. O. M. G. Look, I get that critters and such get into the kitchen; but seeing them writhing around and squirming as they die in the bathroom and kitchen... I can't. I will not be back, ever. Sorry. Ugh.

I thought their Vietnamese offerings were pretty decent albeit with unfriendly staff. Few months back, I ordered 4 bahn mi sandwiches, 2 orders of rolls, and 1 pho for pickup. After paying and thinking it was more expensive than I thought, I noticed they charged $1.50 takeout charge for each order totaling extra $10.50. I could see why they would charge that for the rolls and pho, but sandwiches?? These were wrapped in paper!! Seriously? I no longer order from here, but found another place to get my bahn mi fixes at no extra charge for takeout.

We came here for some drinks and for some free wifi. We got a milk tea with boba and a cucumber cooler. Sadly, the drinks were just okay. The milk tea was way too sweet and the boba was overcooked and the cucumber cooler was watered down and had no taste of mint. Overall, it's a cute place with lots of greenery and plants. I feel like I'd want to give it another shot since it has so much more to offer - like food and other drinks.

It's a bit deceptive that they are called a bakery. As far as I can tell they don't bake anything in store. However, the Vietnamese food is decent and comes out very quickly.

Nice ambience but so so food and slow service. Chicken didny taste fresh. Kids didnt like the Hot Chocolate ! can you imagine that ?!! and my kids are not connisures of chocolate ..they dont get it often anyway ...still they didnt like. I tasted and its quite watery.

Quick fresh bunh mee sandwiches. They are a good size and loaded with fillings. I've had the grilled chicken version several times and it has always satisfied. Very easy ordering and a drive up window too! The rose boba tea I had was yummy as well. Great flavors and perfectly iced for one of those super hot days.

I entered the Cafe at 12:50pm while a person walked to the back. There's no comment, welcome or return so I left making sure to be noisy waiting for a response...like wait come back...but nothing. Plus the Cafe stunk. I think it's better that no one waited on me.

Corner cafe on Foothill Expressway and S Springer. Juice, smoothie, bakery and Vietnamese food! I have only come here twice. Once to take out and another time to dine in. I found to like the veggie spring rolls, but seemed the portion appeared different from take out to dining in. Seemed like the take out seemed like more filling in the spring roll than dining. The stir fry mixture with mushrooms is flavorful and hits the spot for vegan/vegetarians, especially if you take to go for a picnic or hike.

love love the pandan coffee and chicken banh mi. unique place as there's Vietnamese food on the menu as well as popular American sandwiches, a variety of smoothies coffee and tea. Super friendly service! I like the cute decor, woven basket chairs and lampshades.

This place is located in the same plaza as Safeway, it's right in the corner so it's hard to miss. Found this place while searching for a place to study and eat near my school and i'm glad i did. I ordered their grilled pork banh mi and lychee delight tea drink and both we're really good! The grilled pork was really tender and flavorful and the french roll was toasted perfectly. I also loved their special mayo that they put in it that i didn't even feel the need to put extra sauces like i usually do, such as hoisin sauce and sriracha which they also have available. Only down side is i paid $8 for a banh mi! LOL, that's the most ive ever paid for a vietnamese sandwich... they usually range from $3.50 to $5 at most around my area. But whatevs, it was good and i enjoyed it. The lychee delight which i think it was green tea that was mixed in with real lychee, lychee jelly and mint leaves was great! It wasn't too sweet at all. Their tea drinks are $4 if you want it in a regular cup and they also have the bulb containers for an additional $1.25. This place is quite unique because they have sooo much on their menu! They serve banh mi sandwiches, pho, spring rolls, and a variety of other sandwiches such as BLT and CLUB, they even have Pesto and chipotle chicken paninis! They also have a bunch of pastries, i seen banana bread, cinnamon rolls, croissants, a variety of cookies, different flavored macaroons and i heard their Chocolate chip cookies is quite popular. They have so many drinks to choose from like fresh fruit juice and smoothies, green juice, coffee and of course tea! Lastly, they serve Mitchell's Ice Cream!! Not so sure what flavors they have available though. This a good place to study or work since they have FREE WIFI, but theres not a lot of outlets so be sure to have your laptops charged before coming here. They also have outdoor seating. The workers here are very nice and friendly. They are super helpful at recommending items to try if you can't decide what to order. I'll be back :)

Very pricey. Pho is $13.99 ($15.21 with tax). It's the highest price of pho I've ever seen. It's not a luxurious restaurant, very casual and self service restaurant. It tastes ok but is still pricey. The potion is not big even. Kobe Pho (on Stevens Creek blvd) is way better for the atmosphere, the taste, and the price (regular $11.99, large $12.99). Their regular size is even bigger than the one here.

Tried their vegetarian banh mi for lunch today and it is one of the good banh mis I have tried around here. The bread was crunchy on the outside and soft inside. The sandwich had a generous portion of tofu and crisp pickled vegetables. The service is quick and the place is quite spacious. I would like to go back and try their vegetarian pho, spring rolls and other drinks or just the banh mi over and over again. We were in and out of the restaurant in 30 mins for 2 banh mi sandwiches, so this is a great place to grab a delicious sandwich even if you are in a hurry.

Very cute mom and pop shop. I love there vegetarian pho and bahn mi. My absolute favourite item on the menu is the Lychee delight. I always get the no extra added sugar version. It has the perfect amount of sugar and very refreshing. You will not be able to guess that they used a syrup unless you really like sweet. Me and my wife love this spot and its our favourite. Health conscious and boba loving people should really hit up this place.

I like this restaurant, nice ambience, and the food is good. But it is unnecessarily expensive. There is no reason a big bowl of chicken broth and noodles, with some chicken and onions in it should cost $19.25! They do charge a "convenience fee" of 1.50 but it seems to me that it is really more convient for them to provide take out rather than dine in. I tried to phone them and their number has been disconnected. There is also a discrepancy between the hours listed on Yelp and on their website. Their bahn mi sandwiches are very good, but again, quite expensive. I will go back but only to share a meal - way too expensive.

I live 7 minutes from this cute little cafe but 3 days ago was my first visit to this local spot. It will likely be my last, despite the inviting floral decor. The counter staff was neither friendly nor unfriendly. She took our order. I asked if they served hot Vietnamese coffee. The way she said 'no', as if this was a ridiculous thought, was a bit off putting. So we didn't get any drinks, just food. I also asked her to have the table cleared- it was a 4-top but half of it still had remnants from the customers before us. We sat down and admired the cascading flower garlands all around. If I had been working remotely, this would be a pleasant space for it. First, our grilled pork banh mi was delivered. The server picked up the plates from the other half of the table but didn't replace the condiments into the caddy- she didn't even wipe the table clean. When she came back to bring the fried egg rolls, I had a napkin laid in front of me for my half of the banh mi. It would have been great to have customer oriented service, someone who would have seen my sandwich on a napkin and brought an extra plate, especially as they brought out other dishes. Neither of us liked the egg rolls. This is a rare experience- it's fried! But there was something in the filling that repelled my taste buds. Finally out came the tempura shrimp. It wasn't what I expected. It was butterflied and breaded. It looked like they'd grabbed it from the freezer section of the Safeway next door. Served with cocktail sauce. Maybe cocktail sauce is actually from Vietnam, though I've never run into it when I've been there, so I was confused by that choice. So, sadly, this was a first and a last for me and the Green Bakery Cafe.