Medha Viswanath

Easily the best coffee brew in Mountain View! Their veggie bagel and avocado toast are delicious too! :)

Shubham Kamdi

Stopped by 1 Oz Cafe in Mountain View and this place is such a hidden gem! The menu has a creative twist on both drinks and food, and everything I tried left a great impression. •Cinnamon Honey Vanilla Latte: Absolute must-try! It’s cozy and flavorful, with the perfect blend of warm cinnamon spice, silky vanilla, and just the right touch of honey sweetness. Every sip felt like a hug in a cup. •Bean Vanilla Latte: For those who love a stronger coffee flavor, this one delivers. Smooth and bold with a nice vanilla finish that makes it both comforting and energizing. •Banana Tea Bread: Moist, tender, and not overly sweet—this paired perfectly with the lattes. You can taste the real banana in every bite. •Mochi Pandan Muffin: This was a fun surprise! Lightly chewy from the mochi, with a subtle pandan aroma that makes it unique and memorable. Definitely not your average muffin. •Bagel with Cream Cheese, Avocado & Turkey: A solid savory option. The bagel was fresh and chewy, stacked with creamy cheese, ripe avocado, and plenty of turkey. Simple, satisfying, and filling. The cafe has a cozy, laid-back vibe with friendly service and a menu that keeps things interesting. Whether you’re in the mood for something sweet, savory, or a fun coffee creation, 1 Oz Cafe is definitely worth the stop.

+1

Kuei-Da Liao

Their coffee tasted very flavorful and smelled really good. The cold brew was strong enough to keep me going for the remaining afternoon. There were a few seats outdoor. Overall, a really good experience!

+1

Great coffee! We tried the cappuccino and the rose latte - the cappuccino had just the right kick, and the rose latte was a pleasant surprise. It was perfectly balanced, not overly sweet or syrupy like so many other places make it. You can tell they care about getting the flavors right. The only downside is the seating. Indoor seating is very limited, and it can feel a bit cramped, especially if you’re trying to sit for a while or get some work done. They do have a few tables outside though, which is nice when the weather’s good. Overall, solid coffee spot! Definitely worth stopping by for a great cup!

Not the best place to sit down and chat (very limited seating) or have a date (the order line will be against your nose wherever you sit) Place was recommended to me on red-dit. The latte is great tho, flavor wise_(:3, grab and go works P.s. who designed their menu? The graphic design makes so little sense lol can still understand it but I found it funny P.p.s. make sure you grab the correct lid before you try putting them on lol, you'll know why when you do visit there

Rishi Gaiha

1oz Coffee has a great vibe and clearly cares about quality, but my experience this time fell just short of what you expect from a specialty shop. I ordered a $7 specialty latte, and they forgot the syrup. Instead of remaking the drink, they just added the syrup afterward — which kind of defeats the purpose. With specialty coffee, the syrup is supposed to be blended with the espresso before the milk is poured, the same way you wouldn’t pour hot espresso over a cup of ice and then top it with milk. It changes the balance and texture of the drink. Not a deal breaker, and the coffee itself is still solid, but these little details are exactly why people come to places like this. Hoping this was a one off. Would still recommend this over the Starbucks next door.

Dharma M

Very crowded coffee shop. When we arrived the line was pretty long but move pretty fast. It has indoor and outdoor seating. It is interesting concept where they will serve one customer, then pepare the order before taking order for the one next in line. We ordered latte, afogato and twice baked almond croissant. Once you order, the order is ready pretty quickly. I like the latte and afogato. The croissant is also good. They have one long high table and I think the chair is too low. Overall it was nice visit. I think they can make interior better.

+6

Nick Huang

Decent flat white. Service is friendly and pretty fast. Pretty much out of pastries by noon on Sunday. Mix of seating inside and outside and street side parking is not bad.

Sonia Garcia

i got the mini latte flight, but subbed the seasonal mini for the hojicha. it was a great way to try several of their lattes all at once. i wished more cafes did this!

sampada samaka

We tried their Latte flight and it was good. Out of all four, Ube latte is our fav. Along with that we tried their pistachio berry twice baked croissant and the filling was delicious! The lemon poppy pound cake and Ube croissant were pretty good too.

Eddy G

I’ve been to a smaller outdoor popup location of 1 Oz, and thought their lattes maybe weren’t super flavorful due to their limited supplies. Unfortunately, this brick and mortar coffee shop location wasn’t much different. The lattes me and my girlfriend ordered were decent, but only after we added two packets of sugar to each. They were supposed to be sweet seasonal drinks, but just kind of tasted like unflavored lattes. The cookie was decent, though!

+1

J제이

I ordered one americano, one cafe latte(whole milk), and one almond croissant. the almond croissant was really good, i will visit again for it. however coffees were just meh. The americano was too watery(?) does not taste like coffee at all and the milk steaming was not great for the latte, it had too much air bubbles. I dont know about the flavored coffees but basic coffees were not that good, do not recommend them. Sitting outside would have been nice if the weather was nice but it was pretty cold today and I had to sit inside which was super busy and crowded.

Bread was not toasted and soggy, asked waitress but didn’t know hoy many eggs were on it, didn’t have sweetener for coffee (what about diabetic people?) Full of balsamic glaze.

Kamola Tolliboeva

I really wanted to love this spot after reading all the great reviews, but the coffee just didn’t hit the mark for me. I ordered two vanilla bean lattes and a mocha (all hot). The mocha was okay, but the lattes had a bit of a burnt, bitter aftertaste — more like drip coffee than espresso. On the plus side, the latte art was beautiful and the staff were super friendly. Hoping they can tweak their coffee a bit, because the vibe and service are great!