Bill's Cafe

“No nonsense strip mall cafe with great food and super friendly service.”

I W★★★★★

Bill’s Cafe is my go-to for a hearty breakfast. They have an extensive menu with a wide variety of selections, and I really appreciate that they offer smaller-portion choices at incredible prices for those with lighter appetites. The service is always a highlight—the staff is attentive, friendly, and efficient. My only suggestion for improvement would be the coffee; I found it a bit weak and watered down. Otherwise, it’s a fantastic local spot!

CJ reviews★★★★★

4.6. Still my favorite breakfast spot in San Jose every time I visit. Delicious food every time. Barbara was very sweet and attentive. The sweet potato Benedict with carnitas was very creative, the hash browns have a nice crispy exterior. I leave full and happy every time

Cayenne Ferguson★★

We came on a Saturday, knowing it would likely be a bit busy. The wait list truly did not take very long, and we were pleasantly surprised. We were seated outside which we know can be a gamble with sun and weather, so trying to not base a bad review off of that, but there was no avoiding the direct sun for at least one person at every table. However they did have plenty of heaters forbthe outside seating which was nice. We sat for nearly 15 minutes without being acknowledged, then a sweet man came out and asked if we wanted coffee. I got coffee and had no utensils on the table, sonhad to flag

Sriharsha A.★★★

Came here for brunch and it was busy, with about a 10 minute wait. The Mexicano omelet was pretty basic and nothing special, while the veggie skillet was decent but had way too much asparagus for my taste. I’d definitely recommend upgrading the toast to pancakes. The cinnamon pancake was amazing, though the strawberry one was just okay. The avocados on a couple of dishes weren’t fresh, and the coffee was your standard diner style. I also got a dirty spoon. Portions felt small for the price, but the service was cheerful and efficient, with plenty of coffee and water refills. The space itself i