Loved the Atmosphere, the food we got was delicious and fulling!! The service was great they got us…read morein before they closed which we appreciated.

I came here one weekday afternoon for brunch and ordered the lotus biscoff pancakes, smoked salmon…read moretoast and the crab omelette. Overall, everything was delicious and not too heavy, definitely highlights california cuisine. The biscoff pancakes, wow they are stunning to look at when it arrives to your table. A thick stack of 4 pancakes with whipped cream, biscoff sauce, biscoff cookie crumble, a strawberry and syrup if it wasn't sweet enough. The pancakes were fluffy and delicious, everything went so well together. The smoked salmon toast came with a poached egg with smoked salmon, red onion, lettuce, then some tomatoes, capers on the side. This was very good, perfect poached egg too. The crab omelette was delicious, had a good amount of crab in the omelette with avocado on top, came with a side of toasted bread and potatoes. Definitely recommend this one of you like crab. Overall, very good experience and will definitely be back. They have decent amount of parking next to the building, can look a bit hidden.

I'm not a huge going-out-to-breakfast person. Breakfast out usually tastes overly greasy and a bit…read moreflavorless and has fruit that texture of styrofoam. But after an early-morning appointment at Stanford, I was looking for a place to sit down and eat for a while--and I'm so glad I chose Sweet Maple. I had two scrambled eggs, which were cooked perfectly, and the brussels sprouts and potato mix was so good that I'm still thinking about it. It was savory and lightly salted and caramelized in all the right ways. I also had the Millionaire's bacon, which wasn't overly sweet and perfect with my breakfast. The ambiance is friendly and professional, and the decor shows that it's a bit more of an upscale place--which was reflected in the service I received.

We had a great breakfast at Sweet Maple! We were seated quickly, and the service was excellent and…read morevery fast. My wife ordered the Hemingway Benedict, and the salmon was delicious, although it was a little cold. I had the Breaky Tacos, and they were absolutely amazing! The steak was fantastic, but the real surprise was the breakfast potatoes. Both plates came with a generous side, and they were probably the best breakfast potatoes I've had in a long, long time. Overall, a fantastic breakfast experience with great food and service. We can't wait to come back and try the Loco Moco!

While in Palo Alto we had passed California Street quite a few times. This street is closed off for…read moreseveral blocks allowing a nice place to see the local shops and restaurants without having to worry about cars or bikes running you over. We strolled down the street and came upon Joanie's Cafe. Looked nice a nice menu so we decided to stop for lunch. Good service and our meals (Joanie's French Dip and Grilled Chicken Sandwich were good. My wife's French Dip had grilled red onions, mushrooms and Swiss Cheese on a Ciabatta Roll - side was home potatoes. I had the Grilled Chicken Sandwich (Grilled Chicken Breast with grilled eggplant, caramelized onions and Swiss Cheese on a Ciabatta Roll - my side were fries. Good serving size for both dishes. We would go back and try something else at some point.

Joanie's s a fun cafe located in Palo Alto. It's that cool…read morevibe coupled with some tasty breakfast eats. It's not overly fancy, and it feels like that good hearty meal that you would get at home... in Europe. I love it! The portions are fairly generous, and everything tastes super fresh, and is served with care. I originally thought I would have the breakfast sandwich, but ended up getting the classic two egg breakfast. My eggs were poached perfectly, the blueberry pancakes were topped with fresh blueberries, and powdered sugar with just combined together, took the flavors to the next level. The bacon was absolutely divine, but let's talk about the potatoes. They were buttery, crisp, fully flavored homestyle potatoes that make you want to put potatoes into their own food group. The service was great, the food was great, and this is definitely a restaurant that needs to be explored because everything on the menu sounds absolutely delicious! Parking was fairly easy, and I'm really excited to return and try more of the menu items.

I loved going to the Menlo Park location but since it's been closed I went to this one…read more I made a reservation so my friends and I got seated once we got there. I usually get the matcha latte and it's good but this time when I ordered, it wasn't as sweet / seemed to be missing something. I ordered the bibimap, and the regular French toast which I thought was okay. I felt like it lacked flavor. Not sure if I'll be back. Parking is hard as you have to do street parking or park in the garage. Good thing we got lucky. The service: everyone was kind

Restaurant and food is very picture worthy! The girls and I made reservations for a Saturday brunch…read moreand it was pretty packed. They have a photo wall so a lot of people were taking cute photos there. Everything about Son & Garden is very aesthetic and floral. Personally, I'm not a huge fan of the food here which is why I only gave it 3 stars. Everything was just okay and nothing was particularly good. I was really looking forward to the matcha pancakes but tasted undercook. Fried chicken benedict was very standard. I probably will not go back for brunch but may consider checking it out again for their afternoon tea set.

I have only been here for brunch (2x) ... I had no idea it was also open for dinner, I will have to…read morecome back. Went on a Sunday mid morning, while the farmers market was bustling. It wasn't busy inside, they have tables outside as well. The interior is cozy and trendy but still inviting. The service is great, I believe it's a family run business. Service started slow (seemed to take some time to get our order in) but once our order was taken, it was top notch from then on! We had the hardest time deciding what to get. The food is slightly different from your typical Mexican dishes (though they may be the same name), the ingredients are very old world inspired. The coffee is amazing!! (I'm not a coffee person typically) I can't wait to come back for dinner and explore the menu some more.

We had another amazing meal at Son of Wolf. I brought my boys for brunch today, and it was a little…read morecrazy because they had some noisy/smelly plumbing issue in the front. They were extremely apologetic and thoughtful, and they moved on to a table farther away from the noise as soon as it was available. They also brought us complimentary agua fresco and orange juice for the extra wait time. Our server was particularly gracious, and she helped make our meal even better. We got the Fried Egg Sandwich, Huevos Rancheros, Shrimp Quesadilla and Chilaquiles with extra chrizo. All were delicious, especially the potatoes with the Fried Egg Sandwich. The Shrimp Quesadilla was tasty,but it had more mushrooms than shrimp. We're definitely looking forward to coming back and trying more of their food, especially the French Toast...

Everything was good spectacular!! They stepped up there game co…read morePared to last time . I didn't like the small steak for 125 $ plus taxi. That's the only thing but everything else was spectacular

I was really excited to try RH Rooftop, and I have to say the ambiance was definitely my favorite…read morepart of the experience! The restaurant is absolutely beautiful and has such a nice atmosphere. It's the kind of place I'd recommend for a cute date night or a special occasion. As for the food, it was okay, but I honestly expected a little more. Some of the dishes were a bit bland for my liking and could've used more seasoning. Nothing was necessarily bad, but the food didn't stand out to me as much as I had hoped. The service, however, was really good! Overall, I enjoyed my visit, especially because of the beautiful setting and good service. I just wish the food had matched the experience a little better!

Update: still a wonderful restaurant that I enjoy but the hot chocolate is no longer rich and…read moreflavorful. That used to be spectacular.

We stopped by Tootsies for a quick breakfast, ordering a bombolini (these run out quicky in the…read moremorning, so get there early) and a Cafe Shakerato. I'd like to try out their soups, salads, and sandwiches on the next visit. Housed in a cute brick building, take advantage of their al fresco dining option. Located at the Stanford Barn, they also have a location inside the Cantor. +bombolinis +located at the Stanford Barn

Had a reservation for 6pm and was seated right away after arrival…read more It was our first time at Wildseed and we were impressed. My friend and I shared the mushroom bao, rigatoni pomodoro and corn pizza. Our favorites were the mushroom bao and corn pizza. I really love the use of coconut milk in the mozzarella. We also opted for the peach galette at the end. The peaches were pretty tart but the ice cream complimented it well. Only con we had that night was the AC was blasting and it got pretty chilly towards the end of our meal.

Nice vibe, but the food was just okay…read more I really liked the atmosphere at Wildseed it's a beautiful, relaxed space and has a great vibe. We tried the potato pizza and tacos. The potato pizza had good flavors, but it felt a little too greasy for my liking. The taco was decent, but I wish it had been a little spicier. Having a spicy sauce on the side would have made a big difference. Overall, I enjoyed the ambiance more than the food and felt the service was also really slow. I'd probably come back and try some of their other dishes because the space itself is really nice, but I think the food could have been better.

This is an insanely expensive diner and expect to pay minimum $20 for most items here, if not more…read more But to my surprise the breakfast croissant I got was really tasty. I don't know what cheese they used but I thought it tasted amazing with the sandwich. It was perfectly melted and tasted great. The croissant was nice and buttery and went well with the meat and cheese. I thought overall great sandwich even though it was a bit on the pricey side. Service was pretty minimal after the food was served but they were insanely busy though.

Service was good!! it's cool if old diners is your type of…read moreaesthetic. I just had Mac n cheese with bacon. Was fine but nothing to come back for. The pies and pot pie looked good! Didn't dry and dessert.

We recently had a great mid-afternoon coffee and lunch at Cafe Barrone and enjoyed the options of…read moreboth indoor and outdoor seating, the friendly staff, the great food (even though not pictured here), and the abundance of drinks. This place was packed both inside and outside for the hour that we were here, and it was on a weekday! There were no shortage of people chatting, eating, sipping, and enjoying the beautiful weather together. Definitely a relaxing spot which is great for a coffee pick me up, and a conversation with friends!

Several days ago, my friend and I got something to eat at Cafe Borrone on a sunny day. I enjoyed my…read morebanana pancakes with pecans that had maple syrup and butter on the side. I ate everything and I could really taste the banana flavor! So yummy! Now that I don't eat pancakes that often. The service was good. We had to wait in a long line since this cafe is so popular. The line went quickly so we didn't have to wait that long. Since this cafe is so popular, finding a table to eat took several minutes. We had to patiently wait for one of the employees to clean our table before we used the table. The sound level could be loud since there's a lot of people here. I highly recommend this place if you want something good to eat, but you may have to spend a little time to find a table to eat at since this place is so popular.