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More Than Just Coffee
Every cup we serve is a small moment of joy, carefully crafted by passionate baristas who care about your experience.
- Free WiFi
- Cozy Seating
- Pet Friendly
- Local Roasters
Welcome to Papachay Peruvian Coffee, your trusted Coffee & Tea in San Carlos, CA, known for quality, variety, and friendly service. With a 4.80-star rating from 137 reviews, we’re proud to offer great service and quality and convenient accessible facilities for every tea lover.
Our Story
Every cup we serve is a small moment of joy, carefully crafted by passionate baristas who care about your experience.
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From our beloved regulars
I had the black/drip coffee, combined with their shot of espresso. The flavors are immense and complex. As a coffee enthusiast, I was very pleased overall. Max spent time sharing with me their growth, process, and roasting of the beans and the craftsmanship shows through the cup I had. Kudos for this establishment, which does great justice to what great coffee should be.
I really enjoy this locally owned coffee shop. Always service with a smile, and amazing coffee. This is a spot you want to check out, if your looking for that personal touch with care.
I'm not usually a big coffee drinker, but Max made me one this morning and it was absolutely fantastic. The shop itself is such a gem—beautifully and uniquely decorated, with a warm, welcoming vibe. Love supporting a great local family business like this!
A hidden gem for coffee in San Carlos. It is good to support a local shop with such a high quality coffee beans. I got latte with oat milk - very smooth and delicious! Would love to bring friends to this spot again.
Papachay is an unassuming and quiet spot with some of the most delicious pão de queijo and freshly roasted coffee. A new favorite here!
I’m impressed, they manage the whole coffee production chain. From growing the beans in their two farms in Peru to roasting and serving drinks in this shop. Latte and Empanada taste good, and the owners are lovely people.
Excellent coffee spot with lovely and hardworking owners. Just from a quick stop you could tell they have lots of regulars and are familiar with them all. This is the kind of local spot that should be supported.
I came here for the beef empanadas, but the coffee surprised me. Everything was so flavorful! Also, the sitting area is very cute and I could work peacefully. I will definitely be coming back!
Delicious empanadas with coffee, but more importantly caring owners that love their customers. Juliana when found out that I will be walking hime and seeing that there was light rain immediately offered me a ride. Cyclist friendly, with a set up for your cycling needs. So great to see!
I love finding quaint little family owned businesses to support. I found this place in yelp and chose it over other coffee shops on Laurel street, and I’m glad I did. My latte was perfection and the beef empanada was fire. Such a good treat this morning. This place is on Old County Road and is very much a grab and go shop. Highly recommend.
Common questions about Papachay Peruvian Coffee
Papachay Peruvian Coffee is located at 1431 Old County Rd, San Carlos, CA 94070, United States, San Carlos, CA, United States.
You can reach Papachay Peruvian Coffee by calling +1 650-593-1999.
Papachay Peruvian Coffee has a rating of 4.8 out of 5 based on 137 customer reviews.
Papachay Peruvian Coffee features the following accessibility: Wheelchair-accessible car park, Wheelchair-accessible entrance.
Papachay Peruvian Coffee features the following from the business: Identifies as Latino-owned, Identifies as women-owned.
Papachay Peruvian Coffee features the following service options: Delivery, On-site services, Takeaway.
Papachay Peruvian Coffee features the following payments: Credit cards, Debit cards, NFC mobile payments.
Papachay Peruvian Coffee features the following parking: Free street parking.
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