Cafe Borrone

Sights and sounds on an August Sunday in downtown Menlo Park

Was it our imagination, or did downtown Menlo Park appear to be jumpy more than it was for many a summer month? By mid-morning, the

by Linda Hubbard
on August 21, 2016

Photojournalist David Burnett’s exhibit at Cafe Borrone spans four plus decades

Thanks to a local tie, Menlo Park is in for a treat when Cafe Borrone hosts an exhibit of photojournalist David Burnett's work, on now through

by Linda Hubbard
on February 29, 2016

Good news for fans of Borrone MarketBar

We were delighted to spot a chalkboard sign outside of Cafe Borrone heralding the two-day pop up of Borrone MarketBar, which closed unexpectedly last June.

by Linda Hubbard
on December 19, 2015

Spotted: M-A class of 1959 gals having breakfast at Cafe Borrone

A group of four women appeared to be enjoying themselves particularly well last week while eating breakfast at Cafe Borrone. We found out they were spending

by Linda Hubbard
on August 12, 2015

Michael Killen’s paintings on display at Cafe Borrone in Menlo Park – talk on climate change also scheduled

Menlo Park artist Michael Killen characterizes his work as chronicling the "developments and thoughts of our time that include climate change, human rights, impact of

by Contributed Content
on July 17, 2014

New, “casual eatery” Borrone Marketbar at Menlo Center is nearing completion

As visitors to the Menlo Center on El Camino can attest, the Borrone Marketbar, a new "casual eatery" next to Cafe Borrone, is getting close

by Linda Hubbard
on January 11, 2014

Cafe Borrone will expand into Cedro’s space, giving it new food and drink options

Editor's note: Author (and M-A student) Julia Rafael co-wrote this article with Emily Grose Cafe Borrone, a cafe located in downtown Menlo Park, is expanding

by Julia Rafael
on February 17, 2013

Spotted: Cafe Borrone on foggy Tuesday morning

Fun, foggy Tuesday morning at Cafe Borrone. Taken with iPhone 5, processed using Painteresque on iPhone.

by Scott Loftesness
on October 30, 2012

Michael Killen paints with Harry Cohen to make statement about saving the Bay

While Michael Killen may have arrived in California as a computer scientist — thanks to recruitment efforts by Menlo Park-based SRI — today he identifies himself as

by Linda Hubbard
on April 28, 2012