I love that they have rotating seasonal drinks as well as a menu that has all of their staple items. I really enjoy the Valencia for the orange notes. Currently they offer an ube drink. It was more potent than I expected with a very strong ube forward flavor. I think next time I'll stick to the more citrus leaning flavors that they offer as that seems to be my preferred coffee profile. Voyager offers oat milk as an option which is always appreciated for those of us who are lactose intolerant/allergic to dairy!

I don't make it out to Cupertino often but I was in the area for work and found this spot here in yelp. I got the Valencia coffee and breakfast burrito. The coffee was absolutely delicious. It was between this and the Manila... I'll get Manila next time. The breakfast burrito had great flavor but the potato's were just a tad undercooked but overall I had a good experience. friendly service and clean.

One word...PASTRIES! I especially liked their Guava Croissant. I do not drink coffee so I cannot offer my opinion for their offerings. However, their seasonal Venus (aka Raspberry Matcha Latte) was quite good. The staff there is friendly, knowledgeable, and very attentive. During their busy times, it can be a bit of a wait to get your drink(s). But hey, that comes with the territory when you offerings are popular! Hint: If you're near Lawrence Expressway and Argues, Cowboy Coffee's pastries are from Voyager!

Cute coffee shop in Cupertino. It shares a parking lot with Panera. I had to drive for awhile to find a parking spot. So I entered the shop from the back and weaved through the people to get to the line in front. I proceeded to say my order and then weaved back to the back of the shop. I ordered an iced Lexington. It was not too bad. Next time I will likely come back and try their pastries.

As someone who doesn't drink coffee, I'm always hesitant to try coffee shops with friends since I likely pay for an overpriced tea that is lackluster. I liked the London Fog I got here -- a good amount of milk with a good diffusion of Earl Grey flavors, though a bit sweet for my liking. The staff were super friendly, too. The main thing with this location is the line -- we waited in line for nearly 20 minutes and then 10 more minutes for our drinks, which speaks to its popularity. I'm not sure it was worth all of that waiting necessarily (especially because there is no good waiting place that is not in front of the door or next to a table). There were so many people inside that all seating was taken and it was really noisy. It was a decent drink, just maybe not the atmosphere for me.

Voyager is not just your typical coffee shop where everybody goes to and spends countless hours studying for midterms, or finals, or have in-person coffee meetings... it is a hub for the foodie lovers, coffee connisseurs, and much more. I'm very glad that they opened their brand new location in Cupertino, as the aesthetic of this one looks just as special, if not, even better with the design of this place. The ambiance is modern yet cozy, with a well-maintained space that speaks volumes about their attention to detail. The café's layout is designed to provide both communal and intimate spaces, making it an ideal spot for both work and social gatherings. The cleanliness of the establishment is noteworthy, with tables promptly cleaned and the counter area meticulously organized, enhancing the overall experience. The highlight of my visit was not just the hot Manila, which delivered an exciting burst of flavors. This beverage artfully combines the richness of coffee with a zesty twist, creating a refreshing and invigorating taste. The balance of flavors in the hot Manila is impressive, with the spices subtly complementing the robust coffee base without overpowering it. Whether you're a local or a visitor, the hot Manila is a must-try item that reflects the café's commitment to crafting unique and memorable experiences. Overall, the combination of excellent service, a pristine environment, and delightful offerings makes Voyager Craft Coffee a standout destination for coffee lovers.

+ Food: Santiago coffee was sweet and spicy - delicious! The yogurt granola bowl was okay; the granola could be crunchier. + Service: With the Friday morning crowd, the line moved a bit slowly, which is to be expected. It took about 9 minutes to get our food. + Ambiance: The decor was charming and stylish with plenty of plants. It was a little crowded, but there were extra chairs stacked up, which you can use at the large shared table. Overall: I'd go again for the coffee, but choose a less crowded time.

This is a hip place for the younger crowds and coffee fans. Delicious mochas, lattes and pour over coffee with roasted coffee available to buy and pastries. This is a good coffee shop for sure! We got the peppermint mocha and it was much tastier than the one from Starbucks. Their espresso machine is also a nice brand and size for the clientele. They are serious about making good coffee here. The staff are hard at work and efficient. Give them props!

Cute, aesthetic place with fun drink options, would definitely visit again if I lived closer. I waited in line for ~10 minutes on Saturday morning, but unfortunately wasn't able to grab a seat for my party of 5 as it was pretty busy with people either chatting or working on laptops. I ordered the iced Manila (coffee with ube). Overall I was pleased with the drink; the ube flavor was unmistakeable but not overpowering and not too sweet. The staff were also really friendly! It had been raining moderately earlier in the day, and part of the cafe was blocked off because there was water on the floor.