Cruise Coffee Cafe

Amazing service, good coffee, good prices! They even have vegan baked goods.

We always enjoy Cruise Coffee Cafe. The coffee and food is delicious, and the work staff is friendly and efficient.

Warning: Avoid the rude store manager. My coffee was burnt and the pastries were probably 2 days old. Save your money, go elsewhere.

Note that the cafe is not at the shopping center, but in the transit center next to it!

It is in a bus transit station which is nice repurpose of the facility. It is active center and bus does stop there.

late: I usually drink espressos and not exactly a late expert, but tasted great to me. I had an almond milk late. The milk foam was think and nice. The espresso taste was well preserved as I had 12 oz drink. The espresso is balanced and tastes like medium roasted. It has acid notes and is opposite to a dark roast espresso.

I went there for Cars and Coffee and there were some nice cars in the near by large parking lot.

They had a lady play piano and sing as it was an CnC event day which is scheduled for every third Sunday of a month.

The outside seating area is large and has a lot of tables.

The staff is very nice and welcoming. It's a family business of local people and love what they are doing. They are always very supportive for the community.

I love taking my dauther to this coffee shop, they have great vegan options and healthy foods.

Fantastic service at both locations! My wife and I came to the drive through for the burritos which where 🔥. We Then took the burritos to the Cafe which is right up the street (246 kings village road Scott's valley) ordered a cold brew, hazelnut Frappe, and thier Cinnabon (which we heated in thier microwave) all Three were 🔥. We felt so welcomed in the Cafe that my wife and I stayed for an hour just conversating amongst each other and thier employees. The owner Erin was so hospitable we will definitely be returning and following this same routine just next time with our kids. God bless these people and thier business!

No photos to share as I forgot to take some of our pastries, but we will be back so I will make sure to remember to snap one of their wonderful almond croissant, a little bundle of deliciousness, not dry as it can sometimes be, filled with enough moist and almondy paste inside. Probably one of the best I have had in a long time here in the US.
They have taken over what used to be the bus station, and created a nice spot to stop for coffee and pastries.
They have a nice and large selection, from pastries to individual cheesecakes and pies, cookies, bagels, and apparently sandwiches and salads. Everything is made there in their kitchen we were told.
Definitely a cool little destination for caffeinated drinks and a pastry.

They have NAILED it, and I’m ridiculously critical of food and beverage establishments having grown up in CA, worked in them from age 15 through 25 with 5 years in SF during the 90s foodie explosion - to the point that my daughter told me I should not eat out ;).

TMI, about me - just go.

Elegant atmosphere and plenty of seating. My honest opinion though is that the food is a bit niche, (Mainly toast-related food items) and the coffee could use some work.

Recommendations:
1) Need smaller cup sizes so we don’t get 1oz espresso & 11oz of milk
2) Larger signage for menu
3) Larger outdoor signage couldn’t tell it was a cafe as the building has been repurposed from a bus stop to a cafe.

Nice clean spot to coffee up !!
Awesome pastries cooked fresh !!
Great Friendly staff ..