Cafe Ohlone

What a gem! In the courtyard of the Anthropology Museum, you’ll find this charming oasis. Everything from the furniture, landscape, menu, and soundtrack are all thoughtfully procured. Afternoon tea consisted of 3 refreshing flavors of tea and 3 sweet dishes. The chia seed porridge was a generous portion with a delicious flavor profile as well as texture. The toasted hazelnuts added a tasty crunch. Blackberries and gooseberries were a nice palate cleanser, and the chia seed flour...read full review

Although their physical location has closed (they plan to re-open at the courtyard of the Hearst Museum in November), they are doing monthly to-go Sunday Suppers which are phenomenal. We did one this past weekend for our anniversary. Eight courses of locally-foraged and grown foods, lovingly crafted into dishes from traditional recipes or inspired by Ohlone cuisine. The instructions for preparation were very well done, and it was an extremely fun dinner for the two of us. The...read full review

Cafe Ohlone is closed in their physical location, but they are offering outstanding meal kits until the pandemic subsides and they can re-open in a new location. I have both eaten at the cafe before it temporarily closed, and had a Sunday dinner kit they prepared. I can safely say that Cafe Ohlone takes such exceptional care and skill and consideration in the preparation of their meals that it is easily one of the best experiences I've ever had. The meal kit includes exposure...read full review