CoHo Cafe

Soho is a great student café with a fantastic atmosphere surrounded by students. Occasionally, you can even enjoy live piano music.The food and pastries are affordable, making it a perfect spot to hang out with a friend and enjoy the cozy, pleasant vibe.

Great cafe spot ! I'm glad that there is one in this building. The cafe is spacious and clean! Great spot to study or to sit down and chat. They have both breakfast and lunch options as well as drinks! I am a of their Havana latte! Super creamy and balanced well! It is sweet but not too sweet given they pit condense milk in it. It is even better than other coffee shops! Also for their salmon and asparagus risotto. Wow I did not expect it to be delicious! Not runny or mushy at all. It is $15 but it's worth it!The staff members there are wonderful and friendly! There is this guy who works there I couldn't catch his name but he was very patient and gave a good recommendation!

This review is just for the coffee cake - super moist and just the right density, not too sweet, with a light crunchy top that's not too heavy on the cinnamon, and it has a touch of salt. I'm not usually a coffee cake person, but I'm sold on the one at CoHo. It's not that easy to make it to Tressider, but if you're in the area, it's worth a trip!The owner is so friendly and warm.Order ahead is available online via Toast Tab!

Great space to study or get a drink for if you're like me just walking around campus for the views. Lors of seating. Service was quick and honest LOL (said the horchata didnt smell right so they offered another drink) and boi does that coffee keep me up. If i was a stanford student that meeded to tweak and study I def recommend the coffee bc ya boi was WIRED AT 1AM WOO. They also had students in the back watching movies and playing instruments so that atmosphere was a plus.

I love this place! I've found it purely random but it turned out to be a very cozy spacious student place. On the one hand it is a coffee place with donuts and pastries, on the other hand you can get beer and really interesting variations of sandwiches (mine was called "New Yorker" and I had meatballs in it!) or even pasta. I've also noticed the covered piano, so probably they have some evening events from time to time. The place is located in the heart of Stanford community, so many people there were working, chatting and just enjoying. The ambience is another unique and cool thing here: pictures on the walls with the famous Stanford students, interesting tables. This place has its vibe! The staff is friendly and caring. You can get water, add milk to your drink or choose to-go option easily. They accept wireless transactions. There's a good coffee machine. The prices were reasonable. My large cappuccino was $4 + tax. I truly enjoyed my visit and would recommend this place for meetings, working, studying.

Stanford's very own cafe which is very popular with its students. Come here if you're in the area and want a place for a bite to eat and soak in some college atmosphere. They have nice loungey sofas and even a piano! You can also sit on the benches outside and the good thing is they serve in actual cutlery instead of plastic containers.They have an excellent collection of sandwiches, bagels, pastas, risottos and burgers. They also have coffee and tea and hot chocolate etc. I went during lunch time and wasn't sure if the meat was halal. So I ordered a vegan chilli with quinoa. It was really delicious and spicy ! It tasted like rajma chawal and the chilli had three different types of beans. The portion size was decent but the price was costly for 9$. The cheapest sandwich was around 8.50. I also had a small cappuccino which cost me around 4.50$ but was not very strong. For the price it should have been more robust.Service was friendly and quick.Update: the mushroom burger was not good, but the mushroom sandwich was tasty. Wish they gave fries on the side apart from the salad. The pasta with vegetables was kind of bland. The hot chocolate was that Swiss mix version. The raspberry and custard croissant was delicious.

Good food, amazing ambience, slightly pricier than other food options nearby.CoHo is a popular lunch spot & cafe in Stanford's Tresidder Union. Many students use it as a study spot too, so the indoors are always busy. Luckily, there's plenty of outdoor seating too.Today, I had their vegan chili and a kale mojito. The vegan chili came in an overflowing bowl with a large scoop of quinoa in the middle. Definitely a more generous portion than what I had remembered! It contains corn and few different types of beans. It's seasoned perfectly and it's not spicy at all. The kale mojito is always a great choice. Full of nutrients and perfectly balanced such that you actually enjoy drinking it. I only wish it wasn't as expensive. Those two items costed me $19+ before tip.Employees are friendly and nice, but they'll move quickly because typically there's a line. Some employees wear masks, while others don't. It's a counter service restaurant (same as all places on campus), so you need to go back and pick up your food once it's ready.

Definitely the best matcha cookies I've ever had! I love the music events that CoHo holds and the atmosphere is amazing for studying. Every time I come, the staff is always super sweet and efficient in taking my order :) Great service!

This place has always had a decent ambiance for socializing and studying on campus; in the years since I was here for undergrad, it seems their food has even leveled up. Specifically, their baked goods deserve your attention. That salty chocolate chip cookie cannot be beat!

Coffeehouse is a cozy coffee shop in Tresidder Union, located in the heart of Stanford. They offer all sorts of unique foods from their menu, from meals to pastries to snacks to unique drinks. For example, I've gotten Mexican hot chocolate there, which is a hot chocolate that is semi sweet (less sweet than regular hot chocolate, and also has hints of cinnamon! I really enjoyed that - its great for warming you up in chillier weather. They also have mango lassis, and also saw that they had refreshers, which are perfect for the summer! The mango lassi was also perfectly made with its consistency and sweetness - just what I needed on a hot day!!!In addition to serving excellent food, Coffeehouse has attracted many students and passersby to make the shop their go to study and socializing spot! It has the perfect ambiance for working, and the decor is very unique and understandably Stanford-themed. For example, there are hand drawn pictures of famous Stanford alum on the walls. In addition, the people there are very warm and friendly. Overall, I would definitely recommend checking out Coffeehouse (CoHo Cafe)!!!