Bluestone Lane Los Altos Café

A truly charming and intimate cafe with a warm, welcoming staff. The ingredients are exceptionally fresh, and every bite is a revelation. I thoroughly enjoyed the vibrant tomato soup paired with an avocado and smoked salmon tartine, garnished with microgreens and sweet cherry tomatoes. Each element was delicately prepared and artfully plated, arriving at the table like a true masterpiece. ❤️

We bought some breakfast here. I like the fact the food isn't too salty and it's generally well season but the portion doesn't match its price and taste. My BI Burrito barely has any bacon, I am also not a big fan of the goat feta, and the size of the burrito is on the small end. The potota wedges are nice and crispy but it's not a place where I would come back for more. The atmosphere is great with enough parking and outdoor seating. It's probably a good place for a nice coffee chat with friends but not for the food only.

was super excited to find an Australian café and felt like I got a little piece of Melbourne right here in SF last week. Even more excited to hear they have another location down here! The coffee was delicious, and as Australians, we take our brunch seriously — this place definitely delivers.

I had one of the worst brunch experiences ever. The matcha pancakes were nearly impossible to cut, and the sauce was just a thick layer of matcha powder. The pancakes were overcooked and hard, lacking the fluffy texture I expected. They tasted like something my kids might whip up—definitely not what I was hoping for.

This cafe is a gem. I wish i had found this place earlier. Their menu has so many options and you would want to taste each one them. We tried their mocha, sourdough chicken and avocado sandwich, peanut butter smoothie and the chicken quinoa bowl. And i must say all of them blew us out especially their sourdough sandwich.