There's more to Google than just this venue, although it's certainly easy enough to check into. Check out my list for plenty of insider tips while at the Googleplex, either as a visitor or a Googler!
Having trouble remembering your Gmail shortcuts? Pick up a shortcut sticker pack for your keyboard and get more productive!
Don't fill out your sandwich ticket so fast! The specials are so popular, they got their own ticket type! Check them out; they rotate weekly.
Are you on one of the new buses? Check behind your legs. There should be some power outlets. Hope you brought your charger!
The "original" Google cafe, it was named for Google's first chef, Charlie Ayers, who also used to cater for The Grateful Dead! He was also (in)famous for refusing to allow ketchup, which he hated.
The new treadmills are iPod and Nike+ enabled. If you keep a supported iPod connected it will save your workout data to be uploaded online!
Hiding on the second floor is a DDR Machine, sporting 5th mix! Just don't go sneaking into the building to get your feet on it unless you work here, ok? That's what google.com/jobs is for :)
There's a rumor Google is going to open an office on the 85/101 merge to shoreline because of how much time Googlers spend there.
Jia normally serves various Asian food, but on Fridays at TGIF, it's a wonderland of gluttony, items ranging from fresh cookies to italian sausage to chips & nacho cheese. Oh, and there's beer too :)
There's a duplicate set of 'main' food stations closer to the seating area.
Whether you're grabbing a bite at Cocina Latina, a latte from the barista, doing some laundry, bowling a strike, bustin' a move at the danceplex or getting fixed up at the Tech Stop, CL3 has it ALL.
Formerly "No Name Café" for many years, this was recently renovated, changing up the layout to be more streamlined, and naming it after Urs Hölzle's dog, Yoshka, Google's "first dog".
Leave your mark by taking photos in the photobooth on the third floor and putting it up on the corkboards near it!
Smaller gym but often empty, except for Spin and other classes (like TRX!). If you need more machines or weights, head to main campus.
There's a Keypoint ATM here, and it doesn't charge any fees. Tread cautiously however, as your bank may not be as generous.
Go to the sushi station, then the meat station then the veggie stat--- oh look, my plate's full. Oh well. Maybe I'll eat some next time...
The renovated 'Hub', with shuttle stops, coworking space, Tech Stop, gym (plus spin room) and even a laundry room. You could practically live here! Be sure to check out the noogler android out front.
One of the few cafés at Google not managed by Bon Appetit. Because of this, Googlers often flock here for a change of pace with slightly different ingredients that back the american-style cuisine.
While Left Coast Cafe was only ever designed to hold about 400 people, the new Warehouse 6 was designed to hold nearly 1000! Enjoy the new spaciousness while still enjoying great views of the bay!
Andale closed, then so did Plymouth and its legendary Taco Friday. Thankfully we now have Masa, home to tacos and burritos daily! May your plate always be full of salsa and your tummy full of meats!
