Sue's Gallery Cafe

Absolutely loved this quaint cozy hidden spot in downtown Saratoga. It's split into two sides (one to order food and drinks, and one with tables for studying and doing work!) The drinks and food although are a bit on the more expensive side, the ambiance of the study space is definitely worth it. Came here on an afternoon to get some work and reading done and there were plenty of tables with free wifi! They had some light jazz playing in the background and with the sun shining in, my stress just went out the window. My ube milk with a shot of espresso was smooth and was the perfect amount of sweet. Their toast was ok but the earl gray spread was the highlight. Will definitely be back again to hang out and relax!

Such a sweet and beautiful spot! The café itself has a peaceful and quiet atmosphere, perfect for getting work done.Food & Drinks: * Matcha: Absolutely delicious--smooth, rich, and well-balanced. * Toast: Pretty average, nothing special. * Donut: Good, but very sweet--might be too much for some.Overall, this place is a gem for a cozy and productive café experience. I'd definitely return for the matcha and the ambiance!

If money isn't an object/you live in Saratoga and are within walking distance/don't feel like driving then it's ok, though I saw Big Basin Cafe a few blocks away had more people + space.$7 Mexican mocha where the majority of the flavor is "sweet + I can kind of taste cinnamon in it" didn't seem worth it to me. I normally take photos but forgot due to being underwhelmed with the place/in a rush.All of the tables were taken even around closing time, and the service seemed tired.

Drinks here are always amazing and served in cute ceramic cups + a wooden tray! My favorite is their ube matcha, not too sweet and the perfect amount of creaminess + froth. The baristas are super kind and work really quickly. One of my favorite things about Sue's is the ambiance. It's at the end of downtown Saratoga, so it's a bit quieter and closer to the Mountains. You can get a great view of the greenery and inside has nice ceramic displays. If you want an indoor seat, I'd recommend coming here early on weekends if not the weekdays.

Nestled in downtown Saratoga lies sues galley. Though a bit small for studying, this cafe has the friendliest staff, and offers outdoor patio for the perfect afternoon tea.

Sue's Gallery Cafe is a cute cafe with indoor and outdoor seating. Most seats at the cafe were occupied, yet it was not super noisy which was nice. We tried their avocado toast, vanilla latte, and mocha. Overall the taste and aesthetics of the food was 4-4.5 stars. The food is on the pricey end for what you get, but pretty typical pricing for the area. The atmosphere at this cafe is very comfortable and a great place to relax and hang out with friends. The latte art was beautiful and the taste was delicious.

I have mixed feelings. The place seems like it would be a nice and cozy place to hang out for an hour or 2, chat or get some work done. But it was a cold day and the interior had pretty limited seating (the space actually feels like it could fit more people but there just aren't a lot of tables). We got a table as a couple was leaving just as we got our order, but then it felt uncomfortable to stay too long after finishing our drinks since there were people waiting for a table... I had the Charcoal Latte and wifey had Charcoal Ube. I haven't had Charcoal Latte before. It was worth a try, but seemed to really lack any coffee flavor. Maybe that's just normal for a charcoal latte ‍. I think if I lived in the area, it would be a good hang out spot during warmer weather. Sit outside, sip on a drink and people watch.

Walked in around 9:20am, the small indoor seating area ( maximum 12-15) is fully occupied. The interior design is filled with art , ceramic arts along the walls. There are outdoor seating but kind of chill during winter --- no heating lamps. Ordered famous charcoal Ube and charcoal latte, interesting charcoal texture and taste. The charcoal ube is on the sweet side , and ube taste is outstanding. And the charcoal latte doesn't have the essence of coffee smell or taste, a little disappointed with my morning coffee desire. This is a self serve coffee shop, so be prepared for setting your table and cleaning after. They do have some bakery options,not a lot of choices. This place worth a try, but not satisfying for coffee desire hunt.

one of my go to study spots + i love how they make their london fog!!! there's a lil vanilla syrup, a lil bit of cinnamon + lavender on top + a lovely amount of foam.

A Saratoga classic spot--I've been coming here for years and without avail, I've order the same few items. You truly cannot go wrong with the toast with spread (the garlic herb spread is a must), but the two pictured here are also my go-to. I've tried recreating the avocado toast: completed with a tangy and jammy tomato sauce, creamy avocado, and a balsamic vinegar that tops the arugula. And the mascarpone toast is really great too. Whether you're looking for a cozy inside space to study or an outside sitting area to soak in the morning, Sue's has the spot for you--my only gripe is the limited seating. The mugs used to serve hot drinks are ceramic and add to the overall atmosphere of the cafe, and food is served on a wood plate. Plus, the latte art is really beautiful! The staff are super friendly and are what makes Sue's as welcoming as it is.