Brew Hoo Cafe

Tasty coffee, delicious sandwiches, and very nice employees.
I definitely enjoy coming here for lunch when I’m craving the Pebble Beach Sandwich (my favorite)!
Only thing is it’s a little pricey, but most cafes are.
Not the best location, but they’re still awesome!

Went here for the first time even though I’ve been in Livermore for a few years. I was very satisfied with the food and the ambiance. If you like that «sports bar» atmosphere then this place will work for you. The staff was friendly and the price is average. I will come back.

Bomb! Got the godfather added tomatoes and it was delicious. For $ 5.95 there was a stack of meat! Would highly recommend to others.

Great service. Great prices. Great food! Ordered the ravenswood club and I loved it! There’s a very wide range of food and drink options which all look fantastic. The place is set up so nice and so cute. It looks like it should be full of people studying and working and drinking coffee. The service is excellent. The food comes out fast and everyone is so polite. Overall an amazing first visit!

I enjoy the empanadas every time I come to town on business. They’re authentic Incan recipe keeps it real. The coffee is delicious and the service is very professional.

I came here for lunch and to do some work on my laptop. I ordered the Wente sandwich. I was surprised that it was a warm sandwich. It was good, but next time I’m going to see if I could get it cold. I also ordered a black iced tea. It was surprisingly good, when I asked the owner what brand the tea was, he said it was just lipton.
I didn’t end up getting a coffee, but the owner said that for coffee they offer soy and almond milk, which is great because I’m lactose intolerant.
I loved that they had free wifi. They also had plenty of outlets. I was able to work peacefully while I ate lunch.
The owner was really nice. Great customer service. Definitely recommend.

I highly recommend brew hoo. The coffee, breakfast (I always get the English muffin sandwich for 2.95) and lunch are all tasty and of good value. The sandwiches and salads are also excellent. I especially like the Pebble Beach and Wente. The service is always quick and friendly. I also like the environment which is great for studying or reading etc. Parking is somewhat limited. I like that it is a local family run place. Seating outside for those with pets.

Always on the look out for a good sandwich, this place popped up on my Unilocal-​dar. I wanted something new, cheap, and that obviously made amazing food.
The small café houses just a few tables with chairs, a delicious looking sandwich menu, and a delicious looking coffee menu. They have a display case with a few different muffins, but for the most part it was empty.
I love my coffee black and simple. However; once I looked over their coffee menu I decided to stray from the usual, and I ordered myself a large Iced White Mocha. Well it was delicious, and I think I may have found a good drink if I ever feel tired of regular black coffee.
I ordered the Alcatraz sandwich which comes with: Salami, pepperoni, ham, lettuce, tomato, red onion, and basil pesto may, with banana peppers. It’s topped with Provolone cheese, and it all sits between two slices of toasted Ciabatta bread. Even though the sandwich was quite thin, it also happened to be quiet delicious. The deli meats tasted amazing, and banana peppers on a sandwich is always a great idea. It comes with a dill pickle spear, and over all I had a pretty great experience.
My friend ordered the Green Valley sandwich, and asked for cream cheese spread which they gladly obliged. However, they did not have the sprouts that the sandwich comes with, and which probably makes the sandwich more whole. Judging from her feedback the sandwich was still quite delicious.
A note to myself for next time: Don’t hesitate and order those amazing sounding Empanadas.

I LOVE that I can get in and out of here in 3 minutes. The price is right, coffee does the trick and I’m not in line. Breakfast is good if you are okay with typical breakfast sandwiches and burritos, but no special diets.

I’ve been wanting to try brew hoo café for a while now and today I finally did! Dang I’ve been missing out. My boyfriend and I had the Alcatraz and mount Diablo sandwiches. We split them each got a half of both and they were both equally delicious! I will definitely be back to try some more sandwiches, breakfast items, and coffee. They were also really reasonably priced in my eyes another plus especially for the quality. One more thing… Staff was friendly :)

Brew hoo? More like brew HAPPY. Truly a diamond in the rough. I had the most impeccably engineered breakfast burrito I’ve ever had. Not even joking. The people here are delightful and inviting. Don’t forget the scrumptious empanadas! If you’re close and want coffee and a quick take away, «brew happy» is a no brainer.

I’d had this placed bookmarked for MONTHS and even though it’s in the same city, I never got around to trying it. #fail
(You can tell how proactive I am when it comes to trying out new places, clearly, i.e. NOT AT ALL. This is why Unilocal is a good thing — it motivates me to get my lazy and uninspired ass out there to try new things.)
Fate worked out in my favor today, however. My friend and I were going to go to the East Dublin Target but we missed the freeway exit, and instead of circling around and going back I suggested we check out the little shopping center on Wright Brothers Ave. BECAUSE IT’S THERE. AND BECAUSE COFFEE.
Here’s the thing. I’m kind of a sucker for hipster/​indie/​small coffee shops. They make me feel like I’m in a Sofia Coppola movie. HIPSTERS IN LOVE, YO.
Brew Hoo is definitely trying to be an indie/​hipster coffee house. The décor is a lot like Panama Red — funky painted walls, wooden furniture — but it’s a lot cleaner. It’s pseudo-​grunge, like, say, buying your hipster clothes at a Gap or American Eagle versus a thrift store. It’s the parental-​approved version of hipster. The kind of hipster you can bring home to mom. (What am I even talking about? It’s the coffee speaking, I think. MY MIND IS FULL OF CAFFEINE.)
The coffee was pretty reasonably priced. A large hazelnut latte cost about $ 4, which is a little cheaper than what it would cost at other places. (Still not cheap, but whatev. If I even look at a coffee machine it stops working, so I don’t mind paying for people to do it for me, since I don’t drink it very often.) I believe they use Seattle’s Best, which is really good — actually, I’m a huge fan of Seattle’s Best. I’m not sure if it IS actually Seattle’s Best (Seattle is to Coffee as Napa is to wine) but it’s pretty damn good.
On the radio, there was a ton of 90s hipster music, including R.E.M.‘s «Losing My Religion.» The chairs were comfortable and it was a really nice venue. I’d come here often if it weren’t clear across town. But it’s good. I’d come back!
Also, just down the sidewalk outside there was a cage with some cockatiels. COCKATIELS. OH MY GAW.

Great latte and killer burrito. Moderate prices too
They are friendly and hrlpful too. Try it.