Voyager Craft Coffee - Cupertino

Good atmosphere and vibe, tons of outside seating. Service is also good. But I haven’t found a favorite drink or food here 🥲. Caprese toast was too sour for me. The specialty coffees were a bit weird, too special.

5 stars for the atmosphere and the friendly staff! They have some nice flavours among the destination coffees, I tried the Bali and the Tokyo. Will be back soon to try other flavours and the pour overs. Egg croissant was tasty as well.

Really good coffee, I got a flat white. I also got their chia sweet pudding which was also good. The decor is nice, quite artsy.

Voyager is not just your typical coffee shop where everybody goes to and spends countless hours studying for midterms, or finals, or have in-person coffee meetings… it is a hub for the foodie lovers, coffee connisseurs, and much more. 

I’m very glad that they opened their brand new location in Cupertino, as the aesthetic of this one looks just as special, if not, even better with the design of this place. The ambiance is modern yet cozy, with a well-maintained space that speaks volumes about their attention to detail. The café's layout is designed to provide both communal and intimate spaces, making it an ideal spot for both work and social gatherings. The cleanliness of the establishment is noteworthy, with tables promptly cleaned and the counter area meticulously organized, enhancing the overall experience. The highlight of my visit was not just the hot Manila, which delivered an exciting burst of flavors. This beverage artfully combines the richness of coffee with a zesty twist, creating a refreshing and invigorating taste. The balance of flavors in the hot Manila is impressive, with the spices subtly complementing the robust coffee base without overpowering it. Whether you're a local or a visitor, the hot Manila is a must-try item that reflects the café's commitment to crafting unique and memorable experiences. Overall, the combination of excellent service, a pristine environment, and delightful offerings makes Voyager Craft Coffee a standout destination for coffee lovers.

I got the Lexington (cold), and loved it! The taste is strong and there isn’t too much ice added inside the coffee. The baristas are very friendly and it’s a perfect, cozy place to study or do work (if you can find a spot, as it’s usually very busy)

Voyager is definitely a nice spot to grab a coffee and hang out. I do have some qualms with it, though… It’s a little too Instagram-trap-y, and the latte I got sounded like it would be packed with sweetness and flavor, but it was surprisingly subtle. That said, the space is beautiful and the staff were quite friendly, even with the place being super busy. It’s a great spot if you’re into vegetarian options and lattes that aren’t too sweet. That’s just not my thing, personally.

The traditional dishes are very modified... I can't say that they are bad, but the avocado toast with hummus was not very tasty and too peppery, and the caprese toast was very poor in terms of caprese... Good coffee and place outside, cozy atmosphere and a quiet place for conversations. All in all, it was a good choice to celebrate Mother's Day

Amazing coffee and really incredible options for snacks too. It is a bit convoluted inside, tha layout could be better planned to accommodate all group types

Voyager is not just your typical coffee shop where everybody goes to and spends countless hours studying for midterms, or finals, or have in-person coffee meetings... it is a hub for the foodie lovers, coffee connisseurs, and much more. I'm very glad that they opened their brand new location in Cupertino, as the aesthetic of this one looks just as special, if not, even better with the design of this place. The ambiance is modern yet cozy, with a well-maintained space that speaks volumes about their attention to detail. The café's layout is designed to provide both communal and intimate spaces, making it an ideal spot for both work and social gatherings. The cleanliness of the establishment is noteworthy, with tables promptly cleaned and the counter area meticulously organized, enhancing the overall experience. The highlight of my visit was not just the hot Manila, which delivered an exciting burst of flavors. This beverage artfully combines the richness of coffee with a zesty twist, creating a refreshing and invigorating taste. The balance of flavors in the hot Manila is impressive, with the spices subtly complementing the robust coffee base without overpowering it. Whether you're a local or a visitor, the hot Manila is a must-try item that reflects the café's commitment to crafting unique and memorable experiences. Overall, the combination of excellent service, a pristine environment, and delightful offerings makes Voyager Craft Coffee a standout destination for coffee lovers.

As someone who doesn't drink coffee, I'm always hesitant to try coffee shops with friends since I likely pay for an overpriced tea that is lackluster. I liked the London Fog I got here -- a good amount of milk with a good diffusion of Earl Grey flavors, though a bit sweet for my liking. The staff were super friendly, too. The main thing with this location is the line -- we waited in line for nearly 20 minutes and then 10 more minutes for our drinks, which speaks to its popularity. I'm not sure it was worth all of that waiting necessarily (especially because there is no good waiting place that is not in front of the door or next to a table). There were so many people inside that all seating was taken and it was really noisy. It was a decent drink, just maybe not the atmosphere for me.

+ Food: Santiago coffee was sweet and spicy - delicious! The yogurt granola bowl was okay; the granola could be crunchier. + Service: With the Friday morning crowd, the line moved a bit slowly, which is to be expected. It took about 9 minutes to get our food. + Ambiance: The decor was charming and stylish with plenty of plants. It was a little crowded, but there were extra chairs stacked up, which you can use at the large shared table. Overall: I'd go again for the coffee, but choose a less crowded time.

Cute coffee shop in Cupertino. It shares a parking lot with Panera. I had to drive for awhile to find a parking spot. So I entered the shop from the back and weaved through the people to get to the line in front. I proceeded to say my order and then weaved back to the back of the shop. I ordered an iced Lexington. It was not too bad. Next time I will likely come back and try their pastries.

I stopped by Voyager Craft Coffee to kick off a busy Saturday morning with some caffeine. Parking was a breeze at 8 AM, and there was no line when I walked in. The cashier was friendly and the ordering process was quick and easy. The atmosphere was calm and relaxing, with several small groups quietly enjoying their drinks and reading books. It seems like a great spot to unwind with a cup of coffee and a good read. I also appreciated that they offer online ordering for easy pickup. I placed my order at 8:10 AM and received my chocolate croissant right away. My hot matcha latte was ready just a few minutes later. Overall, Voyager Craft Coffee is a charming, quiet place with a solid selection of drinks and baked goods. It appears to be a nice spot for a peaceful morning. I enjoyed my first time here.

Voyager is a go to coffee run when I can make the time! It can be a bit busy, but the wait goes by quickly. The Ambiance and decore is very cute and picture worthy ! My co workers and I love to walk and see what's new

This is a hip place for the younger crowds and coffee fans. Delicious mochas, lattes and pour over coffee with roasted coffee available to buy and pastries. This is a good coffee shop for sure! We got the peppermint mocha and it was much tastier than the one from Starbucks. Their espresso machine is also a nice brand and size for the clientele. They are serious about making good coffee here. The staff are hard at work and efficient. Give them props!

Cute, aesthetic place with fun drink options, would definitely visit again if I lived closer. I waited in line for ~10 minutes on Saturday morning, but unfortunately wasn't able to grab a seat for my party of 5 as it was pretty busy with people either chatting or working on laptops. I ordered the iced Manila (coffee with ube). Overall I was pleased with the drink; the ube flavor was unmistakeable but not overpowering and not too sweet. The staff were also really friendly! It had been raining moderately earlier in the day, and part of the cafe was blocked off because there was water on the floor.

Very packed on a Sun afternoon. Had to wait to find indoor seating. Only one bathroom inside too. :( I got a Manila coffee, which had ube and was a bright purple. I wasn't sure the ube flavor would come through, but it did quite strongly. While I normally like ube, I personally wasn't a fan of ube in my coffee. However, I think the concept is quite nice and others might appreciate the flavoring. About $6 for each destination coffee, which is reasonable. They also have some other creative coffees, as well as a variety of pastries and other drinks available for purchase.

Voyager is definitely a nice spot to grab a coffee and hang out. I do have some qualms with it, though... It's a little too Instagram-trap-y, and the latte I got sounded like it would be packed with sweetness and flavor, but it was surprisingly subtle. That said, the space is beautiful and the staff were quite friendly, even with the place being super busy. It's a great spot if you're into vegetarian options and lattes that aren't too sweet. That's just not my thing, personally.

I am a huge fan of Voyager and often visit two of their other locations. This locations seems to be fairly busy (they all are, though), and the vibe is just not as warm as the others. The drinks taste the same, and the food options are the same so no issues there. But every time I stop by this location, the service just feels so transactional...and sometimes with a side of attitude. Like I am watching a movie about the hipster coffee shop where the employees feel like they are too cool to engage with you. Compared to the other locations where everyone is just so friendly, welcoming, and it's a little bonus to coming and ordering a coffee to go.

Beautiful modern coffee shop that serves different types of coffee across the world. They have curated lattes and the staff is super attentive and even at 7 am in the morning. One time I was confused and ordered a macchiato expecting a starbucks version but they were really nice and gave me a voucher for a free drink the next time. The coffee itself is perfectly sweet and delicious. A lot of flavors to choose from and a great pick me up whenever you need some coffee.

Breakfast burrito is a BUST!! Staff is very nice, and quick service is a plus. Their coffee was just ok. But the food was really bad. Burrito was unreadable, see picture. Yogurt was waaaaay too sweet, covered in some syrupy goop. Avocado toast was so so, but not great. This would be my go to place wheneverI visited the bay area..... NO MORE. Bon Voyage.... Voyager!!!

08.03.2024 - Update The last few weekends have been very different since my last review. Chai latte is still the best I've ever had. There's really no complaint on the quality of the drinks. However, when it comes to the consistency of some things, that's where I start questioning if my previous 4 star rating is still valid. I've mentioned that they offer 50% off all pastries after 3pm, but please disregard. Usually a sign is posted "50% off all pastries," but it wasn't posted like they normally do. So I asked the cashier about it. Her response was: "It depends on the lead of the day. The lead decides whether it'll be 50% off that day or not. Today, there was no mention so all pastries are regular price." What a bummer. That was one of the incentives that motivated me and my hubs to travel 45-50min every Saturday. Regardless, because I really enjoy their chai latte, still came through each weekend. But then, the service started to lack. Our last two visits gave us such Gen Z vibes. Careless, no sense of responsibility or professionalism, and very detached from what's going on. No care in the world. We've witnessed several baristas busy talking with other workers and taking their sweet time making drinks. We've also witnessed one barista throwing an empty cup over the pick up counter, trying to make it into the trash bin, but it fell in front of paying customers waiting for their drinks to be made. Not to mention some being on their phones. At this point, it felt less like a cafe and more like a rowdy social club. How is this okay? Get it together Voyager.

Got an iced Tokyo latte! It has vanilla and brown sugar with cherry blossom water. A little too milky for my taste but still pretty good! 7.5/10. The service was pretty immaculate though. The baristas were all super friendly and the line went by really fast. Decent amount of seating and lots of natural lighting AND there's unrestricted wifi so a good place for all the work from home peeps/ coffee shop students!

If you're looking for a coffee shop with good vibes, interesting drinks, and friendly staff look no further! Voyager Craft Coffee has a unique selection of drinks and your regular go tos. I highly recommend the Lexington. The Tokyo was also nice with notes of cherry blossom, but the Lexington was definitely my favorite. Didn't get any food but it looked delish, and they have free WiFi too!

The location is in a plaza with good parking spots. Came here before work to grab an iced matcha latte since the one I had at the San Pedro voyager location was so delicious, I devoured it instantly and it usually takes me awhile to finish drinks in general But this one was a huge let down.. idk if it depends on the barista but this matcha latte I got tastes like straight soy milk, I was so excited for it but quickly became disappointed. The staff are super sweet though and looks like a very nice study spot with happy vibes. But I'll have to go back to the San Pedro location and try theirs again to see if it's a location thing or... To note: the cashier told me it was 3 spoons of matcha, maybe needs like 6 spoons

I'm a sucker for really good, unique coffee flavors, and Voyager Craft Coffee absolutely fills that niche! Since moving the Bay, this spot has been a semi-regular spot for me in order to get some creative coffee flavors. The line can get very busy on weekend mornings, but if you can plan your online orders just right, you can save yourself from waiting in line! My usual go is the Manila, which is their version of an ube latte. My, oh my, is it DELICIOUS! Most ube lattes else where tend to use just ube syrup of sorts, by Voyager goes above and beyond. In addition to ube, they add mango, coconut creme, vanilla and brown sugar, and it's just a delicious melody of flavors that enhances the ube. We also got their seasonal Savannah latte, which had minty flavors but blended in well with vanilla and reduced bourbon. They have other unique signature flavors, and there's one bound to suit your preferred taste pallet. Given their flavors are all so good, it explains why they're so popular throughout the Bay Area! The Cupertino branch is one of their newer locations, and there's quite a bit of parking to be found either in their parking lot or within a 2 min walk! Lots of indoor and outdoor space, if you wanted to just sit, drink, and vibe - perhaps one of the better coffee shops to work at! At about ~$6-7 per drink, it is on the pricier side, but well worth it for the quality.

Voyager Craft Coffee is a standout gem in Cupertino, offering not only a great ambiance but also some of the most delightful handcrafted coffee drinks around. The atmosphere is inviting and perfect for a relaxing coffee break or a casual meet-up with friends. The staff serves everything with a smile, making you feel welcome from the moment you step in. I had a latte and a coffee cake during my visit, and both were absolutely delicious--each hit the spot perfectly. The latte was expertly made, rich and smooth, while the coffee cake was moist, flavorful, and just the right amount of sweet. I definitely recommend Voyager Craft Coffee to anyone looking for top-notch coffee and tasty treats in a cozy setting. It's a place you'll want to return to time and again!

I went to one of their locations in San Jose and had a great experience. We stopped into this location the other day since it's a bit closer and it was super crowded but the line was short. The cashier was very friendly! I ordered the same thing I got at their other location - a Strawberry Matcha Latte. For some reason the amount of strawberry and matcha in this drink seemed so skimpy, it tasted like I was drinking whole milk. The strawberry was pretty much nonexistent and it seemed like there wasn't enough matcha, flavor and color-wise. I was so bummed! Maybe it was just an off day but I think I might go elsewhere if I'm craving a good matcha in the future. I will say the location is cute though and it seems like their other drinks are super popular!

I had such a great time at this coffee shop! The space is super cozy, with a homey vibe both indoors and outdoors, making it a perfect spot to relax or catch up with a friend. There's plenty of parking, which is always a bonus. The staff is friendly and efficient, so you don't have to wait long for your order. Plus, the prices are reasonable, especially considering how well-made the coffee is--rich in flavor and perfectly brewed. It might not be the absolute best coffee I've had, but it's definitely up there. I usually stick to black coffee, but I'm down to try some of their flavored options next time, like the Manila. Definitely a place I'll be coming back to!

Ehhhh. I ordered the Tokyo coffee which has cherry blossom & a vanilla flavor. It was pretty unique, but not satisfying enough for the long line & price of it. I also got it with oat milk, & it tasted a little too grainy for my liking. Maybe it just wasn't sweet enough for me too. Overall, I wouldn't come back but it was worth the try! They seem to have a lot of unique lattes compared to other cafes.

Super lively and unique ambiance!! Great secluded corners with colorful decor. Definetly tailored towards younger generations with a retro theme to it. The menu is nothing like I've ever seen before at a coffee shop with ube-, thai, and mint flavored drinks named after cities from all over the world. Each one's got a unique kick to it! We tried the Manila (ube-flavored) and the Chiang Mai (Thai tea flavored), both light sweetness. The Manila was pretty tasty but had a bitter aftertaste to it. I also got the drink hot, but would definetly recommend getting it iced instead (we had a sample drink that was iced and the flavors came through much more nicely!) The Chiang Mai had more of a coffee taste to it. It was pretty good as well but too sweet for my taste.

I love Voyager. The vibe is great, and so is the coffee. The line can be long, depending on the time of day, but you can order ahead. This is one of my favorite spots to grab coffee when I'm traveling to San Jose for work.

Since I've given up on coffee, this review is for the cakes only. $6/slice Maple walnut coffee cake - contains gluten, dairy, egg and walnut Pistachio rose cake (GF) - contains dairy, egg, corn, pistachio and almond Both cakes were quite dry and crumbly and made me wonder if that was the intention so that you'd wash it down with some coffee... I liked that both were not sweet at all. I preferred the walnut one because it had a nice crumble topping that gave it some contrast to the rest of the cake. Pistachio was a real fail for me and it might have been the corn that threw me off... Google tells me this is a Persian love cake -- sounds exotic and looks really pretty but not really for my tastebuds. I like to try new things though so no harm done The vibe here is chill local hangout spot to escape the heat. Service was uber posh as you would expect with drink prices at $6-$7 If I were to choose a drink, it'd probably be the Manila: espresso, milk, ube, mango, coconut crème, vanilla, maybe skip the brown sugar $6.2 There is a parking lot but lots of spaces were for limited time only so I parked down the street a little with no problems. It was very crowded on a Thursday around noon. Made me think this is the kinda place people just spend all day hanging out at

Friendly and welcome staff. Clean and fun vibe. Dog friendly!! I got the Tokyo coffee with almond milk. Delicious. Not too sweet and a hint of cherry blossom. A fun and unique coffee! I'll be back to try another drink!

I'm writing this review solely based on the coffee, and I can confidently say it's exceptional! I've tried every option on the menu, and they're all fantastic. This place is my second favorite coffee spot, and it has never let me down. Just a heads up, it tends to get busy, especially on weekends. The staff is consistently efficient and attentive, making sure each drink is crafted perfectly while providing great customer service. Highly recommended!

Santiago (Destination Coffee) with Oat Milk - 5* Bali (Destination Coffee) with Oat Milk - 3* Mango Loaf - 2* Very crowded since it's very popular - so expect a wait to order and get your drinks. Good ambience for chilling or working.

First time ordering here. Ordered a iced mocha and a walnut coffee cake. I'd add a photo of the coffee cake but ate it :x. The mocha was great but the service was amazing! The person at the pick up counter at 1105 , jimena I believe their name was, was super helpful. I couldnt find my order and they were able to let me know I ordered online at the wrong location:0. But they quickly reassured me they can make w.e I ordered at the other store here no problem. With our skipping a beat another person on bar also chimed in to help speed up the process and ensure everything is taken care of properly. It was a very smooth experience despite my user error in ordering. Will definitely be back!

I lived by the Voyager in Santa Clara for years and went quite frequently, so it's a bit nostalgic for me to go back. I had never been to this location, but I actually think the interior is much nicer and has a lot more space to sit and work. One thing that really sets Voyager apart from other coffee shops is their service. I feel like every worker I've ever spoken to at Voyager is incredibly friendly and nice. The line was long and the place was busy on Sunday morning, but the baristas all had such a good attitude. My boyfriend and I waited maybe 15 minutes in line, and we got the Breakfast Burrito and their Walnut Coffee Cake, while I got the Manila Latte, and he got a drip coffee. I feel like the breakfast burrito here is so underrated. It was simple but the potatoes and egg were seasoned well, and it was a really decent portion size for the price. The coffee cake was tasty, and I appreciated that they warmed it up for us. I truly think the Manila Latte is one of the best coffee drinks I've had. I'm a big fan of ube, and this did not skimp out on the ube flavor. Definitely will be thinking about this drink for a while LOL.

Amazing coffee, I love the flavors and the strength is just right. Not too sweet like large chain coffee shops. The staff was courteous and friendly. As I got to the register the staff asked me how my Friday was, and to have a wonderful day. The line wasn't too bad as it was already 9am, so missed rush hour. I got a coffee and a yummy pumpkin pan dulce. This was my first time and not disappointed at all. I wish one was more local to my area. I was in the area by chance. Parking was tight, but still spaces. A bonus was the clean bathroom. The seating was ample.

went here for a morning coffee + to take a call and it's super cute inside. I didn't get any photos but we got three pastries, the pumpkin concha, the coffee cake, and the savory scone. all of them were delicious and there was a ton of seating which was honestly great as well. would come back and it's such a fun spot

I do wish they offered coconut milk, some of us can only do oat milk due to nut and dairy allergies but coconut milk has a better flavor to iced drinks than oat milk does.

I always order the same thing-- Valencia. And it's always good. But we waited 20 minutes for 1 iced Valencia and 1 hot Valencia this morning. With 5 people working behind the counter and no crowd... the process just didn't seem very efficient. So if you're wanting to go in and out with your coffee, this place may not be the best for you. If you're hunkering down at the shop with your laptop, then you might not mind the wait.

(Ryan Reynolds voiceover) The vibe is fabulous place for coffee here in Cupertino! Sabrina warmly greeted us! She is super nice! Ordered the Valencia her way! Iced! But had to add 2 shots. Surprisingly floral! Because I love double taps of Espresso love! Am I right, ladies? My partner in caffeine crime got the thrilla from Manilla w/ Oat! Ube-licious! Beautiful art by Hind. Wow! Gorgeous purple hearts! Voyager the cafe rocks! (But kept thinking abut Capt Janeway on the USS Voyager) Would order everything again! Thanks, Sabrina & Hind! Woohoo!

saturday late morning visit and finding super busy...line wrapping around inside and later moved the line out the door...shop is efficient and line actually moves fairly quickly...browsing menu while in line nearing the counter...deciding on a hot latte $5.30 for her and a pour over $5.50 for him...latte was good...pour over was smooth and delicious...lengthy description of el salvador (origin probabl), yuzu, raspberry and kumquat...not sure if i was able to decipher all the tasting notes, but it was good cup of coffee...

I used to order the Valencia because anything orange sucks me in. However, I recently started going back to my roots with a classic Vanilla Oat Milk Latte and I was amazed at how delicious it was. The staff is super friendly. The lines are uber long. And the parking can get tight if the spot is packed. I like to order online to beat the rush. It's nice because they wait for you before putting ice in your drink and letting it sit out. Cheers!

I come here 2-3 times a week, every week. Friendly and fun every morning, their tip jars are fun. Selection of pastries is great, I like the savory croissant types. Other customers order the avocado toast and egg dishes and it's made fresh. overnight oats look good but I haven't tried it. Cortado, Americano are my go-to. Sometimes I tried the drip lighter varietals. Tasty. Great spot to have a coffee chat with a friend, get a little work done on their tables and benches. Fast wifi. Music and decor is especially fantastic. I come here all the time. They have a webpage for order ahead pick up.

Delicious coffee! I got the Bali with oat milk (hot) and it was a good balance of slight sweetness and flavorful, earthy tones. It was very, very busy when I went Friday morning and where was a huge backup of people ordering in person and people waiting for online orders. Some people hopped out of line to order online and try to best the wait. I waited in line and experienced a faster turn around between ordering and receiving my drink than those that hopped out of line. I wouldn't recommend necessarily working from there if you have meetings and need to talk since it's busy and a little noisy. However, I recommend going for a good cup of coffee that isn't your usual Starbucks

Love coming here for slow weekend morning coffee. Lots of seating options, indoors and outdoors, shade or sunlight. Got the Valencia latte which had such a unique orange flavor. many pastries to choose from.

Voyager has my heart! This has consistently been my favorite coffee spot over the past few years, and continues to reign supreme. Parking: Large free lot in the back, though it does get full sometimes. Worst case you could park in the Whole Foods parking lot and take the 3 min walk over. Service: The best! The friendly people at Voyager (across all locations too) make the experience that much better. Every worker I've come across is so personable and kind, they really do go above and beyond. Ambiance: This location has both indoor and outdoor seating and a good amount of it, though it fills up quickly. It would be great to work from for a bit if you can find a seat. Not sure if there are outlets. It has bright lighting and a clean, beautiful modern industrial (I think lol?) design! Food and Drink: The coffee is both unique and amazing. They have a wide variety of selections, you can go for the basics or have a more innovative drink. They are also very open to customizations, and will provide you with recs if you're stuck. The food is delicious and homemade as well--a great balance of indulgences and healthier bites. I personally love the oatmeal bars--a few solid Gluten Free options for my GF friends as well! My go to drink is the Santiago sans the brown sugar. Cannot recommend voyager enough, it is a treat to go there anytime I'm in the South Bay!

I went early in the morning and there were already a few people waiting. I guess it proves the coffee is good! It's definitely not disappointing. The ube coffee is smooth and interesting. The latte art is just so fun to look at. It's almost too pretty to drink!

I ordered the Manila, will try the Lexington next! This is where Peet's coffee used to be, next to the Panera. I was surprised to see how crowded it was, only because Peet's was never that crowded! Drinks came out quickly and were delicious. Only things I could complain about are... 1. Music was a bit loud 2. "Flow" of the coffee shop was a bit weird (line to the cashier in reference to the entry way doors)

I was visiting from LA and I found this coffee shop on Yelp and a friend also recommended it! The parking lot was pretty busy and we could see a long line from outside. We saw that they do online orders so we decided to just sit down and order online instead of waiting in line! I think it was a great idea, we got the drinks within 10 minutes of ordering. I got one of the specialty lattes, the Lexington! I really enjoyed it, it was definitely on the sweeter side and tasted like a vanilla/brown sugar-y latte. It has their house made bourbon reduction, house made brown sugar syrup, and vanilla. I thought all the flavors complimented each other well. My friends unfortunately did not like their drinks.. One got the Manila latte and the flavor lacked and was pretty warm.. My other friend got the Tokyo and was not impressed. I'm not a fan of floral flavors so I passed on that. I enjoyed it and would come back, just be mindful and order online probably.

So the parking lot at this location is a nightmare. The location has minimal seating just like all the other locations except San Pedro. The coffees and the pastries of course are always great at Voyagers. The consistency is awesome. And the service is always friendly and positive.

Came by for coffee and pastry the other day and it was a phenomenal experience. Parking was plentiful in the surface lot in front of and next to the coffee shop. Staff behind the counter were plentiful with some opting to wear a mask along with disposable gloves. Staff were helpful and friendly too! Voyager coffee has numerous locations in the Bay Area including on Stevens Creek by the Auto Mall, by Santa Clara University, along with San Pedro square. Seating was plentiful both indoors along with on the side yard. Ordered the mocha and it was fantastic! Temperature was perfect and the espresso was smooth. The latte art was great too! The chocolate croissant was light and fluffy and had tons of chocolate inside it. $11.6 for a mocha and chocolate croissant.

Excellent in every way! Friendly, tasty, and decently priced. Environment - Very warm. A lot of sun light with natural wood feel is great. All the seats were taken by people on laptops and people just having a nice chat Service - This is where they shine brightly. Extremely friendly. The workers try to get to know everyone and is overly friendly. Be prepared to wait in line because they do spend quality time with every customer. Brought the drink to me personally instead of just calling out the drink from behind the counter. A+ Drink - Their signature drinks are unique and memorable. Try any of the 4 mentioned on the left side of the board. Will definitely recommend and be back. I'm a little worried if they will be able to scale if it keeps getting popular.

Lots of flavors going on, with the coconut standing out the most to me. I love coconut so l didn't mind at all. The sweetness of the ube also balanced with the bitterness of the espresso without being overpowering. While I just went into order quickly to go, the coffee shop was quite busy. The atmosphere is hip, vibrant, and casual with a number of people working on computers or just hanging out. Staff throughout the process of ordering was energetic and friendly.

Love coming here. The atmosphere is great with all the live plants and open ceilings. The natural lightening and people watching is probably one of the best things to do when I'm in between working on things in my laptop. The different styles of coffee are fun to try - my favorites are the Santiago which is like a spiced hot cocoa and Bali which is like a latte but with VERY mild spice. As far as pastries go I've had the egg salad toast twice, first time being when they were out of arugula (so they did extra egg whites) and more tomatoes. The egg croissant wasn't the greatest because it was very scrambled eggy in the center and the second go around with the toast was also a little salty and I just realized I think I didn't have tomatoes. Staff is always UPER friendly and super fun. One of the baristas had a pretty cool mohawk yesterday which was fun to see. Sunday was super packed between 11-12 but Monday was pretty solid for the majority of the morning with lines that weren't too long.