10 New Cafes You Should Discover in Your Area

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A banana cream matcha and Biscoff latte are set at a table with Ramadan decor at the Milyar Cafe in Santa Clara on Feb. 24, 2026. (Shae Hammond/Bay Area News Group)

As the Bay Area slowly — some might say glacially — crawls into spring, there’s nothing better than sipping a hot cup of tea or coffee to warm yourself up. At least it’s cheaper than running up your PG&E bill these days.