Reviews on American food in Palo Alto, California, United States. April 23, 1894
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4 based on 269 reviews
Nola will transport you into the heart of the Quarter! Authentic folk art and the largest Hurricanes in town will get you ready for a bayou blowout.
Ate here with friends recently. Got a reservation on Open Table which is great. Was seated promptly. Restaurant is nicely decorated in the â New Orleans â tradition. Was asked about drinks by our waitress immediately. Unfortunately happy hour specials arenât honored in the dining room. Thatâs a bummer! We did get really great specialty drinks- I got a drink with Gin, St Germaine, and I asked for ginger beer instead of club soda. It was excellent! Worth the $10. We shared a variety of nice appetizers and I got the Soba noodle beef salad which was huge and delicious. The prices seemed reasonable and very big portions. Everyone liked what they ordered. Service continued to be great . A really nice meal !
4 based on 198 reviews
Quality meats, inventive sauces, toasted buns, melted cheeses and blended shakes that shout flavor.Weâre on a mission to challenge the way people think about burgers. Weâre about creative construction. We think life is about experiences. Trying stuff. Lea
We went here with our son and two grandkids. The kids insisted that they wanted to eat off the âbuild your own burgerâ clipboard instead of the childâs menu. That was fine for the older one but too much for the 9 year old who only ate a bit of his turkey burger. Why he chose a turkey burger with mustard is beyond me but I am not arguing. The rest of us had the 1/3 lb. burger with fries, sweet potato, fries or coleslaw. All was very good although my son remarked that he wished he had gotten the brioche bun because the ciabatta was a little stale. It is a fun experience to pick out what you want from the myriad list of possible ingredients. The service was good and attentive. Lunch for five came to around$100.
4 based on 158 reviews
We stopped here for lunch on Friday, sat outside.Our order included two margaritas, .which took forever to be served, and when tasted they were too bitter to drink.One of our order was the ABC Hamburger, and fries.The fries came with so much grease or oil they were not edible.My wife ordered a Cobb salad which had very little chicken.I must state they comped a Desert, of chocolate cake, which was very heavy but tasty.Service was SLOW! Two margaritas were. $44.00 outrageous!A second visit with neighbors who reserved as we were their guests was just fair at best. Two different fish dishes..We would not return!!
4 based on 149 reviews
This may be my go to restaurant in PA for Happy Hour. 50% off all wine and beer. Local has a great selection which makes it as great HH spot. I really like their chicken tacos. They load them up with meat for HH. Seriously good grub. Service was good. Overall, I highly recommend this place.
4 based on 131 reviews
I'm surprised this popular place isn't rated higher under the Cafe' category. The restaurant is small and at 1:30pm on a Sunday there was a long line to order, but moved quickly. The selections are great. We tried the Crabcake and Salmon Benedicts which were very satisfying. Our tiny table was just a few inches from other diners' so I inquired about their juice. I recommend trying the 1/2 orange and 1/2 carrot juices; delicious! I would give this place 5 stars if it were more spacious with better seating.
4 based on 126 reviews
We visited this restaurant after shopping in the mall. The location is excellent! The atmosphere of the restaurant is also excellent, with very âyoungâ outlook. The service is very kind, helpful and quick. The food is very good. Probably a little bit expensive.
4 based on 728 reviews
Our first restaurant has been a Palo Alto institution since its doors opened in 1976. With the brand new addition of an oyster bar, cocktail bar and lounge area, there are now even more ways to experience this unique restaurant. The expansive retail marke
The fish market restaurant at Palo Alto is a very good place to eat seafood, environment, service are very good. While the seafood is delicious.
4 based on 231 reviews
Dinahâs Poolside Restaurant is a favorite for locals and hotel guests! Relax next to Dinah's Garden Hotel's pool and relish in the peaceful surroundings while you enjoy breakfast, lunch, happy hour with cocktails, and dinner. We have a fresh new menu that
Dinah's had the most complete breakfast menu I have seen. Anything you could want for breakfast was offered. I had Smoked Salmon Eggs Benedict. My husband had hash. We started with berries and yogurt. The waiter couldn't have been more helpful.The setting by the pool was a treat since we both always prefer to be outside when ever possible.I would go back to Dinah's anytime.
Top 8 Mediterranean food in Palo Alto, California, United States
4 based on 520 reviews
Since its opening in 1974, prime steaks and martinis have never gone out of style at this Palo Alto institution. The atmosphere is very clubby with fireplaces, dark wood, sports memorabilia and plush leather booths tucked into the many nooks throughout th
Filet is very tasty and melts in your mouth. Prime rib was tender and flavorful as well. Baked potato was excellent and I mention it because they are usually dry or undercooked at other places. Not here. Caesar salad was slimy, though so a little disappointed in that for $11. Deserts are very good as well if a little pricey.
4 based on 231 reviews
Three of us loved our choices at Joanies. I chose the Hawaiian French Toast, minus the bananas,thick sliced brioche, grilled with a light touch of caramel, served with grilled sliced fresh pineapple and warm syrup, wow!! Others also thought their choices were great. Service was quick, and servers kept the coffee cups replenished. A storefront cafe' that is award worthy.
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