Java3 Cafe at NetApp

Plenty of seating room both inside and outside by the pond and ducks. Great variety of food at reasonable prices, though employees don’t get discounted prices. My favorite is the sushi bar! They have fresh sashimi and sushi rolls, made to order. Other choices include a Mediterranean station, grilling station (freshly grilled fish, burgers, etc.), stir-​fry station, and salad/​sandwich bar. Not to mention the desserts, including fro-​yo and freshly baked cookies.

Love the pizza there… thin crust, great oven, and they’ll make a special one for you. The Asian food is very good as well, plus great location and great service.

Simply a great cafeteria.

There are several cuisines such as Chinese, Indian, Japanese, etc. I like their soup/​sandwich/​salad section that gives me salads, half sandwich and a small bowl of soup for $ 5! Yeah, only $ 5.
I have tried their Chinese and Indian dishes, but thought they were a dud.
Check out the café in Java 7 — bigger and better!

Decent selection and options for the price ($ 6 for a hot sandwich, soda and chips), and the table area is neat and tidy.

I can’t believe I’m writing a review about our onsite company Café. We just opened our 7^th building with a brand new café, and they have a variety of choices from made-​to-​order pizza, tapas, salads, and tandoori wraps to name a few of the selections. The prices are comparable, but sitting by the water fountain is relaxation from the day-​to-​day Silicon Valley grind.

Pros: large variety

Its great being able to go out, visit companies, and try out their dining halls… or in this case, Java3 Café. A good step above just your standard cafeteria food, with pretty much everything you can cram into one room to service such a large campus of people and all of their variety of tastes (which, unfortunately means that there is not much else in the neighborhoods directly surrounding NetApp to eat).
Though, in the end, it is still cafeteria food, alas.