akram alfliow

I tried the persian plate and the whole shebang. Both were good. Their house bread is what I liked the most. The place can be crowded in the weekends mornings.

S D

What a hidden gym in the bay. Seems to family run or by a community that’s very close. They are so friendly they’ll come up to talk to you very casually and help out your any need. The biggest learning for me though is that much more of a restaurant vibe than cafe vibe! The coffee is great but grab some food, and put the work away and enjoy!

+5

Dori Yuen

I live in the East Bay, so I don’t get to come here often. But every time when I am in town I would definitely visit my favorite Yeganeh Cafe and Bakery. Everything they have here are fresh and delicious! I ordered the açaí bowl, the beef sausage sandwich, the eggplant dip and the baklava today. The açaí bowl is absolutely my go to for breakfast/brunch/lunch. The açaí is tasty and the honey is just enough and not too sweet :). The granola and coconut added an extra crunch and nutty taste to the fresh fruit bowl. The eggplant dip taste homemade and yummy! I especially love the grilled onions and the sesame bread! I’ve had several attempts trying to make that dip myself but it was nothing like their dip here. The sausage sandwich is very flavorful! The sausage is quite juicy and they also added the pickles, tomato and lettuce to balance the flavor. And best of all, they toasted the bread! The baklava is nutty and crunchy. Anyway, if you want to have fresh and authentic Persian food, don’t miss this place! They also have the grocery inside the store too :). I think I need to come back more!

Mina Irani

I had sosis bandari and lamb tongue sandwich. They were delicious. Sosis bandari was a bit cold. Ambiance and service should definitely improve. I like the idea that they name diffrtent tables by different cities of Iran.

maryam karimi

While the pizza was delicious, the presentation wasnt so appealing. I didn't like the sandwiches, however, if you do your grocery shopping with them the bread, both the barbari and sangak were amazing, and the yogurt was fantastic. You can find items that are almost unique to this place.

Lily

I tried the whole shebang (it’s an imported with vegetables, mushrooms and halal beef sausage), it also comes with strawberries and oranges as well as the bread - it was quite delicious. Portion is also quite big. However note that feta doesn’t come with this omelette and it’s additional $1.99 to add on the side. I love feta, it was good texture and flavor. The bread is warm and crunchy - overall good experience. Note that the seating is a bit limited so in busy time some waiting time is possible.

Blue R

Heard this place is a hidden gem in Westfield valley so we paid a visit on weekends. The price has increased a lot from the pics on Google map. It costs around $16 for a breakfast entry now. The portion is large though. We tried Zaban with flat Sangak. It has plenty of beef tongue in the sandwich. And the flat sangak is chewy and full of flavor. We also ordered Nargesi, which is the spinach n eggs. In general, price is on the higher range considering the environment.

Michelle V

Food was delicious and authentic. I loved that the table numbers were named after Iranian places. If there was more of a cafe, and less of a convenience store feel to the place, I would definitely return for brunch.

+1

Tarique Shakil

This is a Iranian cafe. There is plenty of seating indoors and outside. There is also a small Iranian grocery store as part of the shop. The cafe has a bakery. There are weekend specials such as Iranian chicken haleem which is very different from haleem found in south Asia or different from Harees found in middle east. Iranians put sugar. There are plenty of options for pastries, cakes and sandwiches. There is pizza also. A great place for small bites but not a place to hand full blow meals. If you are looking for good breakfast a great place to come. If you want various types of teas an excellent place to come. They serve traditional Iranian tea. I have tried the veggie omelette which has bell pepper, onions and mushrooms in it and seared with freshly baked Iranian bread. I have also had the zaban Sandwich which is a beef tongue sandwich. It is incredible and the most unique sandwich. It will fill you up. The owners are very nice and the staff is polite. This place has a good variety of veggies and non veg options. Coffee is average. They do provide some interesting coffee like with jasmine flavor. They have a variety of breakfast sausages and salami options from Iran. I just wish they had some kebab based sandwiches. So similar to the zaban Sandwich but make it with shami or koobideh kebab. I think it will go brilliantly. It is a good spot to meet friends and family for the weekend. Last but not least they make fresh smoothies and juices. A great place to come after a workout to have their high protein low carb breakfast with juice.

+6

Jermain Allen

I initially stumbled into this place looking for a new cafe to review, but to my surprise it's more than a cafe. It's actually a small Mediterranean convenience store that serves coffee. So my review is based on that fact and not on the coffee. It's not like the coffee was bad, as a matter of fact, the coffee was really good. It was prepared to the perfect temperature and brought to my table by a polite server that seemed to know everything about the store. I sampled some of the traditional pastries and came away with an overall good experience. If you're looking for lots of dried fruits, ingredients, or a Mediterranean experience, you come to the right place. Even though it's not located in some trendy bazaar at some exotic location, the atmosphere still has something to contribute. You can sit outside and watch strangers pass by while you sit underneath a covered umbrella and make up stories about their life. It's an overall demeanor seems to have a perfect balance a place that hosts you and your friends while you catch up, and a place you might just hang out by yourself. I can't complain about that. It's clearly a recommend for me.

Smitha K

Quite different from most of the Mediterranean restaurants we’ve been to. What we ordered tasted quite authentic but we found it be pretty bland. The eggplant dip and the bread was good, but the chicken dish was average. Maybe this is how the food is supposed to taste, but we didn’t love it. The fresh fruit juices are great! Doubt we will be back.

m fazel

Picked up groceries and a khafan sandwich and kale pache—sandwich flavor was good, but at $16 the portion size was really disappointing. Kale pache had no taste at all.