Best Brunch restaurant anywhere.Sweet Maple is a laid-back and unpretentious neighborhood restaurant, coffeehouse and meeting place located in the Lower Pacific Heights neighborhood of San Francisco. Serving a classic American breakfast and brunch menu with a touch of Asian influence, our team of chefs add innovative twists to familiar favorites creating something for everyone. Founded in 2010, Sweet Maple is now the the go-to brunch destination for San Francisco locals and knowledgeable food tourists alike.
Hours
| Friday | 8 AM–2:30 PM |
| Saturday | 8 AM–2:30 PM |
| Sunday | 8 AM–2:30 PM |
| Monday | 8 AM–2:30 PM |
| Tuesday | 8 AM–2:30 PM |
| Wednesday | 8 AM–2:30 PM |
| Thursday | 8 AM–2:30 PM |
Address and Contact Information
Address: 20010 Stevens Creek Blvd, Cupertino, CA 95014
Phone: (408) 216-0759
Website: https://www.sweetmaplesf.com/
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Reviews
Came here for brunch on a weekday and loved it! No wait, and we got a nice spot on the outdoor patio — perfect for a relaxed morning. On weekends it’s usually packed, so definitely be prepared to wait if you go then.
We ordered the ube coffee, chicken & waffles, billionaire bacon sampler, and the mochi croffle — everything was delicious! The portions were generous, the presentation was great, and the flavors were worth every bite.
Overall, a great brunch spot with friendly service, tasty food, and a chill weekday vibe. Definitely coming back!
The pancakes and French toast always look beautiful when they come out, but they tend to be a bit dry. I’ve also tried their egg-story options, which are simple: eggs, your choice of protein, and the brussel sprout potato medley is interesting and different — not bad at all.
Overall, I’d happily keep coming back just for the millionaire bacon and toast and be perfectly satisfied.
First of all parking, there is really challenging
A restaurant itself is not as large as the one in Palo Alto- nor is the food as tasty as the one in Palo Alto
I ordered the same thing in Palo Alto, which I would give five stars
I ordered it again in Cupertino and I could not give it past three stars
Unfortunately, it was a real disappointment when we went to the Cupertino Sweet Maple location
I will tell you ahead of time even there Pete‘s coffee was not as good as the Palo Alto location
Ho hum, we will skip the Cupertino location altogether when we know that the food at the Palo Alto Sweet Maple
The Palo Alto location has better parking also
The restaurant is adjacent to the nice large parking lot
I did think their fruit bowl was very fresh and very delicious!
Maybe the Chef from Palo Alto can come over and help perk up Cupertino location
I will add everybody was quite nice and the service was grand!!
We tried the:
Avocado Croffle: Perfectly crisp and guacamole was heavenly.
Mango Chicken Stonepot: Amazing balance of heat and spice.
Matcha Moffle: The star of the show! Not too sweet and perfectly balanced—no bitterness here.
Quick service and beautiful presentation. I’m already dreaming about coming back for the blueberry moffle!
The hostess could win awards for restraint — not a single “hi,” “follow me,” or any form of human acknowledgment. Mysterious energy. Maybe that’s the brand.
Our server made a surprise cameo about five minutes in, then disappeared like a magician. When I asked for a plate or a coffee refill, the response from nearby staff was a consistent “find your server,” which I guess is the restaurant’s version of a team-building exercise. I did eventually get my coffee refilled — by a completely different person — so points for variety.
The food? Overhyped and solidly mediocre. Prices hover right below “are you serious?” territory. The only “warm” dish we got was the sizzling rice, which was supposed to be hot but arrived with more of a gentle sizzle of regret.
To their credit, the staff moved fast when it mattered — the second I put the last piece of waffle in my mouth, my plate vanished. Excellent signal that brunch was officially over and I could kindly move on with my life.
Overall, it felt like watching a group project where everyone assumed someone else did the work. Come here if you enjoy chaos, and unintentional comedy. Otherwise, there are better ways to spend your Sunday.
Service could have been a little better. It is a little pricey but worth it for the ingredients quality.
The millionaire bacon was fun to try, maybe a touch expensive for what you’re getting.