Coffee & Snack Shop

I had a good experience. I asked the (very nice) young lady working what the best breakfast sandwich was. She asked me what ingredients I liked and then the other lady made a custom one for me. It was very good. With a kombucha drink the total was $ 7 and some change. It is located diagonally across from the AmTrak station where I am about to hop on the California Zephyr. I would go here again if in the area.

The snack shop makes tasty sandwiches that are much better than those from subway across the street. I liked them until December when I am ~ 98% confident that I got salmonella from eating a sandwich from the Coffee and Snack Shop.
I am sad to lose a sandwich place in an area so devoid of options, but the Coffee and Snack Shop Salmonella Experience was horrorific.

Dinky. Cheap
cheap, Dinky
taxi driver, needs that coffee fix
and that donut
and that bag of chips
maybe a coke.
its a hangout
wood benches, and a table…
not much to gaze at
except Amtrak
and maybe Subway
and maybe a few flowers and some lawn
as people walk by
business, lunch crowd, tourist and travelers
its sunny there. and shady
and its cold by a draft of breeze
because of the nearby over scaled Wareham Empire
its Dinky
you go in. and in four steps you are across the room
there it is. a croissant
a cash register
some grub as you cannot expect much
you kind of feel this or that and that muffin with jam
hits your palette, like in left field
so you pay. in cash… your last penny or you take a penny
glare flares into the sterile space, but not a customer
just a passing car
Enterprise Rent A Car is across the street
and a parking lot going the other way
too far to maybe walk to the townhouse
or maybe the place is closed
but you don’t really care
because the place is also interesting closed
who cares. its a snack shop
you want a snack or you don’t
you probably won’t like the snack or maybe you will
it just calories
to maybe help you get by the day
who cares too. its a coffee shop
not starbucks or peets
not Local 123 or Café Trieste
but you can buy a newspaper
and buy a coke
or a 7up, but no beer
no wine, nothing like that. its a Coffee & Snack Shop.
Dinky, Cheap
Cheap, Dinky

convient for all the offices around. Most of their stuff comes from costco.
i go there exclusively for a fruit bowl thing that is only 3 dollars. its mixed: watermelon, cataloupe/​honeydew, grapes, kiwis, mangos, and others.
sounds great right ;0
they also make a lot of sandwiches, bagels, and croissants.
I also tend to get this cholesterol powerhouse of a croissant, 2 sausage patties, a thick layer of egg, and 2 slices of cheez.
but im an athletic 24 year old. i wonder how long i can keep it up ;)

This place has what you need to get you through the day at the office. Donuts are fresh and my preference for the morning snack. They also have an assortment of fresh fruit, muffins, bagels, and sushi in addition to the usual chips, candy and nuts you find in any convenience store.
If you ever need a cab, this is the place to be. There are at least 4 – 5 taxis parked out front lingering in hopes of finding someone in need of their services.

Why is this business area of Emeryville so devoid of convenience stores?!
If you work at or are doing business in this jumping area of Emeryville, this is the only corner store this side of San Pablo apparently. Luckily, this place is well decent.
Aside from the bodega staples, they have some odd things like Japanese food and Korean ramen «made”-to-order. Some Luna and Clif bars are available and they have these hippy vegan cookies which are supposed to be good for one’s heart.
I do think they charge you like 50cents for debit transactions which may be acceptable but is kinda lame and violates the agreement they probably have with the credit card companies.
I give 4 stars simply for location.

So I erroneously used to call this place «The Corner Store» because everyone at work did, but I recently learned its proper name and transferred my review accordingly. This store is a God-​send when it comes to picking up an essential, whether it’s a piece of fruit, a cup of good tea, a little box of cereal, or a ginger ale when your stomach’s ailing you. It’s conveniently located at Horton and 59^th, just across from the Amtrak station and near the WestAmerica Bank. I love dropping by when company meetings require me to be in Emeryville, because they almost always have just what I need – some kind of snack and beverage combo to tide me over and get me back to the BART station and onward to the South Bay. Thank you, Coffee and Snack Shop!