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66 York Wy, London N1 9AG, United KingdomSoutheast Asian restaurant
1500 7th St # 1A, Sacramento, CA 95814, United States
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If you're ever in Sacramento and craving a cozy spot to enjoy a cup of coffee or grab a healthy bite, Gino's Java is the place to be. Located at 1500 7th St #1A, this charming coffee shop has all the ingredients for a relaxing visit. Whether you're looking for a quick pick-me-up or a leisurely coffee date, Gino's Java offers the perfect atmosphere. The vibe here is laid-back, with cozy seating options and a welcoming feel that makes it easy to settle in and enjoy your time.
What makes Gino's Java stand out is its variety of service options. You can enjoy the outdoor seating if the weather's nice, or choose to dine inside for a more intimate experience. If you're on the go, take advantage of their takeaway service or opt for delivery, making it easy to enjoy their offerings wherever you are.
As for the menu, you'll find an impressive selection of coffee that’s perfect for those looking for that rich, flavorful caffeine kick. In addition to the beverages, there are healthy options available, ensuring you can balance a quick bite with something nourishing. Whether you're grabbing a smoothie, a fresh sandwich, or just a cup of your favorite brew, Gino's Java has something to satisfy every craving. With its convenient location and variety of service options, it’s no wonder this local coffee shop is a go-to for many in the area.
Prices and dish names are transcribed from the restaurant's printed menu, photographed in August 2026 and reproduced on the menu page. Hours, address and service options come from the restaurant's public business profile. An editor confirmed the restaurant was trading on 4 September 2026. Something wrong? Tell us.
1500 7th St # 1A, Sacramento, CA 95814, United States
This was my go-to coffee shop when I worked down the street and had to come pay it a visit to have my favorite things. I really like the iced matcha and Mexican mocha. Though they are good, these drinks taste like they have a lot of sugar so I didn’t get them as often. This time I got drip coffee (Peru option) and the coffee was not good. I remember the coffee being mid (and still is) but the food is really good. My favorite thing there is the cap tower. The avocado toast is also good- I tried it during this visit and I remember it being better but it was still ok. The cap tower was delicious as usual. Another morning favorite is the morning special. I did not get it this time around but I like to order it and add bacon- so good! The service is ok you can wait a long time for food and sometimes they may forget your order (has happened to me a few times, including this time when I went). All in all I really like this place. The food is good the drinks will do and I rather support a small business than a coffee chain. Def recommend!
My family and I came here, the four of us, and the workers were friendly! We only ordered 3 drinks and 2 croissants however, they kindly gave us an extra drink, because they made a mistake in the making of one of the drinks, and extra croissant for free. Besides the service, the food and the drinks were delightful! We spent about $26 for 3 drinks, 1 croissant, and 1 more pastry but I don’t know the name of it. It’s very affordable for 5 dollars per drink and about 3 dollars for a pastry!
I’ve been meaning to check out this place for over a year now. Finally stopped in. The smell of bacon engulfed the entire area, and beckoned me it. It was a sign! :) Walked in and first impression is that the setup is a little wonky. You have one cashier who takes orders, makes coffee and hands out orders when ready. This leads to a bit of slow service. There is no number system for orders, either. So I waited around for almost 20 min for my sandwich. Next time I’ll definitely call it in. That being said, it was worth it as I was absolutely famished! There is also some outdoor seating which is nice and shaded. I got the Turkey Club on Wheat. The bacon was crispy and cooked perfectly. It was loaded too. Turkey was just ok, but there was a decent amount on the sandwich. The wheat bread was good (next time I’ll do sourdough). Condiments were fresh. The downside; there was no pickle! :( Oh well. For the price ~$10 it was worth it, and I’ll definitely be coming back.
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Nearest first, then across the Rio Grande Valley.