Coffee Society

The barista, Ashley upgraded my previous four star review to five stars due to her ridiculously awesome customer service. She was helpful, smiley and described the drinks to us (they have some creative names) when we were at the cashier. She was an A+ barista at that moment (I’ve had terrible baristas at other establishments so this was a breath of fresh air!).
The greater reason though is because later after we ordered, my bf spilled his drink allllll over the counter and the floor, and Ashley was still so helpful, gracious and didn’t even flinch. She cleaned it up and offered to replace it, even though it was his fault!
She totally won us over last night. Attentive customer service does it every time for me!

One of my favorite coffee shops and my own little paradise when I want to escape life with a good book. The staff is awesome and very friendly while the coffee is my go to for when ever I need one. Sometimes I’ll even take a detour just to get my coffee from here.

Every time I drop by the Chase in the Pruneyard, I always manage to find myself grabbing coffee here. This place is really cool. They offer specialty coffee drinks, both hot and cold so you can enjoy their concoctions year round.
It’s a little expensive for my taste. $ 4.75 for a 16oz cup, but it sure does taste good. Reminds me of good Oregon coffee. Plus, you can definitely taste the labor of love –frothy and smooth just the way I like it.

Coffees pretty good, when you need it only can speak for the hot hazel though only giving it 4 stars because the last time I came I paid with card (no minimum which is great!) but I didn’t receive a receipt… weird because I just got one this time but again they were packed last time. Maybe I’ll change my rating next time I go depends if I remember maybe I’m forgetful.

My husband and I decided to go get some coffee after having dinner at a nearby restaurant. We happened upon Coffee Society in Campbell. When we first walked in, there was a full room but there were chairs and tables available. The ambience was that of the typical coffeehouse. Kohls with music playing in the background, chatter of people having conversations around us and the smell of the deep dark roast.
Yum, Yum and Yum!
I ordered myself a hazelnut latte and my husband got a regular latte. I must admit, the foam on that latte was done so right that when you turned the spoon upside down the foam stayed on the spoon. The temperature of the drinks weren’t pippin’ hot but just hot enough that you’d be able to take your first sip within the next minute or so. As I took my first sip, the flavor of hazelnut and the milk and the heat soothed my throat and my taste buds went wild! I wouldn’t think that it tasted like the Turkish Delight drink that Peteror Edward drank in C. S. Lewis’: The Lion, The Witch and the Wardrobe. DELISH!!!
If you’re looking for a place to sit down and read a book or do some work on your laptop, Coffee Society would be it! The ambience suits the average Joe to the hippie hipster. The drinks are top notch. However, you’re that you’re better off bringing in your own pastries. Even though they have a great selection, if you go there at the end of the day the pastries don’t look as fresh and your choices may be limited as they probably have sold out of many other pastries.
The one thing I was a bit miffed on was that the cashier was so surprised that I use a word properly. She asked me how I was doing and I told her I was doing «well». I guess she was taken aback because she was expecting me to say I was doing «good» and according to her it wasn’t the proper use of English. Not a big deal but it’s like being being complemented on the way I speak English clearly. I guess she was expecting some sort of accent since I’m not a Californian native… I’m from New Jersey.

Good place to hangout after going to Orchard City Kitchen. The espresso drinks are great. You can ask for any drinks decaf. Ask for a mug if you are going to stay a while. It’s much better than drinking out of a paper cup and it’s more environmental.

Go-​to local coffee shop. Lots of seating inside and outside, good coffee, and late hours. Can’t complain.

Coffee Society is a cool coffee shop next to the theater in the Pruneyard. It has plenty of table and chairs but they are always full. It is a great place to relax or study.
I ordered the hybrid chai and it was pretty good. A small was $ 3.75. They serve their drinks without lids so if you want to take your drink to go, there are lids near the door and at the center of the shop where the other stuff like straws and napkins are. The hybrid chai is a mixture of the Oregon and Spicy chai. The Spicy chai is your traditional chai and the Oregon chai is a sweeter version. I could taste the two because while it had the spice, it was very sweet.
Overall, the chai is good. I think when I come back again, I will order the regular spicy chai. I thought the Oregon chai was too sweet for me.

Nice independent-​ish coffee shop, meaning they have some locations but not a chain, per se. I’d say it was decent, but not super fast service or super selection of items. I guess if a bunch of friends decided they were gonna open their own no-​frills coffee shop, this is what it might be like.
Location is in the Pruneyard but kind of in a strange place, too. Then again, the Pruneyard is laid out very inconveniently for some shops, and this is one of them.
I’d come back if in the area, but wouldn’t necessarily go outta my way to come here.

Blah the drinks here taste like the keurig ones. Staff is not nice either. I couldn’t taste the Hazelnut flavor in the hazel drink. My sister said her drink wasn’t good either.

My friend studies here all the time, so I figured I’d check it out one night. I love that it’s in the Pruneyard (maybe because I love the pruneyard). When I first got in there, it was warm and stuffy, but I adapted to it. It’s spacious, lots of seating (both indoor and outdoor). It’s loud but I don’t mind it because I concentrate better in a noisy environment while studying than a meekly quiet place.
I didn’t get a chance to try any of their coffee or food/​snacks, but there’s always a next time.
Plenty of parking all throughout the entire plaza. There’s even a parking garage in the back back.

I visited a few weeks ago with my oldest for some tea & coffee before dinner.
Ordered Borgia & a tea from Kassandra. Borgia was out in about 5 min. Waited another 5 for my daughter’s tea, then asked the kid in a beanie named Jared if it was still being made. Yeah I’ve been steeping it. A minute later after seeing him dunk a tea bag in ice water he says it’s done and leaves this iced water with a tea bag in it on the counter. I told him this tastes and looks like water and it wasn’t steeped long enough (not that it would have made a difference because he used cold water to steep it in the first place.)
He said well you wanted it right away so I’m giving it to you, now what do you want? I want what I paid for, an Iced tea. Btw, no other customers waiting when we ordered, or since we had placed our order, it was slow. After he puts it in hot water this time, I ask for a cup of ice to go so we can just mix it ourselves.
While waiting he & his coworker were arguing the entire time so we could hear them. The most annoying part about this being, she was telling him what he should/shouldn’t be doing, how he should not be talking to customers, (he was even more rude to a gentleman earlier,) & all the while this kid is defending himself and making excuses.
To boot the bathroom was disgustingly filthy with directions on how to flush the toilet because it overflows.
IN CAMPBELL, WITH THESE PRICES. for a cup of coffee? REALLY? !?
BUY A NEW TOILET AND PAY SOMEONE TO CLEAN IT YOU CHEAPSKATE OWNER.
There is a Home Depot less than a mile from your location!
Btw, the service was so bad i forgot about the actual drinks. I’ve ordered this drink previously and enjoyed it. Honestly, it was ok this time, but there won’t be a next time.

This place is what once «was». Saw an employee yelling at a customer in the parking lot after the customer wanted to exchange an improperly made mixed drink! Basically followed the guy out! The staff here changes every three weeks for some reason… not a good sign. The coffee is decent but the whole atmosphere lacks what energy it had some years ago when it was much more popular. I prefer downtown now instead!

Honestly maybe I should take this review to glass door or even call human resources but this place is ran so unprofessionally! I turned a resume and was called for an interview within half an hour, the manager is a stalky man with pouty Persian lips, his name is Paul, and let me just say that I feel really bad for his employees after the three hours of unpaid training he gave me. Nothing was set in stone he didn’t even ask me for my ss numbers or take down any emergency contact he just put me to work which is very illegal!
Aside from legal matters, I just want to warn others if it even means anything that they have no proper way of measurement, nor do they label their products with expiration dates. What was the most appalling to me was they resteamed milk when it got cold and was sitting out. I’m not sure if they understand that milk is made of tons of bacteria cells that multiply rapidly under those conditions, let alone how sick they can make someone serving re steamed milk. A woman came in and asked how old the muffins were and they couldn’t give her a proper response being that it didn’t have a date dot. Ew how do you feel ok with serving people expired pastries?!
When I told the manager that he was unprofessional he went off on me telling me how he couldn’t afford to pay me. Of course this was a year ago when I didn’t have Unilocal or a smart phone, but I hope things have changed other wise they need to call in an inspector and have human resources riding their ass!
I went in a handful of times before I worked their for three hours but now I look at that place with disgust if you have standards for sanitation avoid this place at all cost!!!

Meh, I don’t see what’s so special about this place.
They use low-​quality teas bags (flat, made of paper, filled with dustings), and their pastries look like they’ve been sitting there for the past year.
I’ve tried their lemon bars, and all I can say is pleas don’t make the same mistake. They had way too much egg in them, and at one point I forgot I was eating a lemon bar cuz it tasted like an omelet. Their tiramisu isn’t bad, but overall I would recommend staying away from this place…
Plus, I’ve been told the owner is a cheapo who doesn’t pay his employees properly by paying them under the minimum wage. I don’t want to contribute to a business like that.

I am a huge fan of the mint mocha! I get soy milk and its always smooth and not too sweet! The coffee beans are actually pretty smooth and not too strong, just right. The place is big and you can just study your ass off with some nice WiFi. The cupcake was good and the whoopie pies are ok – had an apple pie once and it was ok. The baked items are not that great but for a nice cup of joe– come here and enjoy the outdoor seating. The service is quick and friendly. The late night decaf craving, is solved.

Lookin for a coffee shop in Campbell on a Monday afternoon. Surprisingly there were many! Unfortunately I missed it while driving but accidentally came across this coffee shop. Like me, it was a pretty cool accident.
Ambiance
* Parking | Private lot to street parking, there are plenty of parking spots in my opinion. However I can envision it being packed on the evenings.
* Seating | Plentiful as well. They are all similar ranging from 4s or even adjusting 2 seaters to larger groups. All located inside. There’s a few general benches around the area.
* Feels | If y’all recall the Central Perk from the tv show friends… yeah not like that and I don’t say it in a bad way! It’s pretty quiet with no music. As mentioned the seating is pretty standard and not much to lounge on a sofa. With free wi-​fi and restrooms, this place has some good fundamentals. it’s a great place to have a casual conversation, have a meeting, or even study. Also the windows are pretty clear to do some nice people watching.
Food:
* Late Linzer (Request of chocolate syrup) | (Recommend)
A good mix of almond and raspberry. I was craving a hit of chocolate so they included chocolate, I only wish they could add more.
Customer Service:
* My barista was great. She was knowledgable on the menu and extra patient with me. Kudos, barista!
Overall:
* 4 stars | I like this place because of the ambiance, reasonable price, drinks, and customer service. Not an absolute must but great to get the job done. In addition I enjoy their personalized menus, kudos for being creative.
TL;DR Tips:
* Great place to study or have meetings.
* Don’t be shy to make adjustments

Great spot to pop in for coffee and a long convo with your significant other or friends.
I like the variety of different coffee they have here. If you’re a Starbucks Latte drinker like I am and you enjoy all that extra foofoo ordering, you’ll like it here.
I had their Mocha Chai and it was simply amazeballs.
When we were ordering I noticed they have a baked goods glass case with some yummy desserts. And even further into the shop they have an ice cream/​gelato case too!
This is also one of the biggest coffee shops I’ve ever stepped into. There’s really plenty of seating. I’m thinking of maybe hosting some of my business meetings with my business partners here in the near future.

I came here to meet up with a friend for some late night tea. It serves as a decent place to reconnect with friends given the time and location, but there isn’t anything present that makes me want to come back.
I ordered an Oregon Tea which I did like and I had great conversation with my friend. If I wanted several options for coffee or some sandwiches they have it here too. Hence, three stars.
Otherwise… prices are okay, parking is okay (it is the Pruneyard!), but ambiance and service are lacking. There are lots of small tables but they wouldn’t serve well for homework tables, just saying.

Bad chocolate pastry (after warmed up in the microwave go too softie and texture of a gum), good coffee, very friendly customer service from the girl who took my order. Spacious, variety of people and open when many others are closed during Christmas festivities. However I found it annoying to have my coffee and have to deal with the situation of not sure if the owner and an employee, but definitively they were discussing about work schedules in the coffee shop and who should be doing what and when. I think those matters shouldn’t be discussed when customers are too close because it does not give a good image. I think this is a great place to meet with a large group of friends for coffee.