Jay L.
Yelp
The drinks are decent (Ritual beans) and with nice variety, but the prices are pretty expensive. I paid $7 for a small lactose-free latte (smallest of 3 sizes), and then the tip options they have set up with Square are $1/$2/$3. It's on par with some other Bay Area coffee shops, but more expensive than good places like Modern Coffee.
Now that Oaklandia Cafe has migrated, it's a fine choice if you work or are a patient here and need a bite/drink close by. But if you have a few more minutes, I would recommend that you walk a few blocks further for a better coffee quality to price ratio.
I didn't eat here, but they have a spread of cafe food items: a good selection of baked goods behind the glass, plus typical easy small-kitchen fare like sandwiches, toasts and breakfast items.
I couldn't find any napkins when I looked around - neither in front of the barista, nor at the water station, nor at any of the tables. They serve drinks in paper cups without the cap on, making them prone to spillage, so it would make sense to have them available.
The cafe is small, as per the name. The customer area basically one long corridor, and the rest is the kitchen. There are small tables outside.
There didn't seem to be a bathroom accessible to customers in the space.
Because of the compact space, it can get loud when the machines are running. I had to shout my simple order several times for the cashier to hear me. I did see someone taking a call inside, though.
There's WiFi. I wouldn't camp out here too long due to the small space, but it's perfectly fine for 30-60 minutes of laptopping, as long as the glare through the windows isn't too strong, or reading.
The hours are limited - they shut up shop early on business days, and they're totally closed on weekends.