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There's also the lack of soul-crushing suburban sprawl of the south bay, and the fact that you can legitimately live without a car. Still no late-night coffee
by wickedchicken 14y ago
There's also the lack of soul-crushing suburban sprawl of the south bay, and the fact that you can legitimately live without a car.
Still no late-night coffee (with wifi!) but that has a higher chance of springing up in the city than in Santa Clara.
- Apocryphon 14y agoThere's some 24-hour food joints in SF, but no all-night cafes?
- wickedchicken 14y agoSparky's is open 24hrs but doesn't have wifi (I believe intentionally). I'm a little spoiled having lived in NYC directly across the street from a 24/7 Dunkin' Donuts.
- HalibetLector 14y agoThere's a happy donuts at 3rd and King st, near the ballpark. It's open 24/7 and serves coffee.
- tesseract 14y agoHappy Donuts (multiple locations on the Peninsula) has (mediocre) coffee 24 hours. It's not Philz but it's a place to go. There's also Heidi's Pies in San Mateo but that's a 30 minute plus drive from the south bay. Coming from the east (Michigan) I have been a bit disappointed by the dearth of 24 hour anything in the bay area. Particularly things like grocery stores and Target. This is complete speculation but I wonder if it has to do with the fact that a lot of places in the northeast (NYC included) have a history of round the clock shift work in manufacturing.