Cruise Coffee Cafe — Restaurant in Scotts Valley

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...

We’ve had the honor of having Cruise Coffee Cafe sponsor many different items at our women’s networking mixers—and everything has been amazing! We've also made many stops and held meetings at the café near the Scotts Valley Library. The space is so welcoming and cute—perfect for catching up or getting a little work done.

I’m super picky when it comes to chai, and their chai latte is so good! And don’t miss the butter croissant—honestly one of the best I’ve ever had. It’s dense, flavorful, and absolutely delicious. (I lived in France for 5 months, so I don’t say that lightly!)

On top of it all, Erin is an absolute pleasure to work with. Her heart for what she does and the way she serves the community really shines through—in her words and in every bite and sip she shares. I highly encourage you to visit the café and check out her catering options for your next...

Cool vibe, good coffee, yummy bakery items (the lemon cheesecake was delish). The staff are friendly and helpful. But if you’re looking for a typical American breakfast, this probably won’t satisfy. I had the breakfast burrito as a bowl (no tortilla). It didn’t seem fresh, the scrambled eggs were firm and dry, the bacon was diced versus crispy strips. The cheese was stuck to the paper tray it was served in. It was more like a microwaved tapa than actual fresh-from-the-grill breakfast. The savory toast was good, but it too was more like an appetizer. It was a simple slice of toast with prosciutto and arugula…not bad but underwhelming. I think as a bakery, this is a great choice. As a satiating breakfast spot, it missed the...