I have been here twice so far and had good service both times. Sam did my gel manicure both times…read moreand I like that she takes her time and is very focused on making sure everything looks perfect. Thank you, Sam!

I got dip power done for the first time here. Sam was phenomenon, good customer seevice and pay…read moreattention to detail. The price is very good as well. Thanks Sam for doing a great job. I will definitely come back when I need a refill.

Priti is awesome and I have enjoyed both of my experiences here! She takes walk-ins and there is…read moreplenty of parking available. I am usually finished with my brow threading in 10 minutes or less. She is also very patient because I have a tendency to start sneezing a lot when getting my eyebrows done for some reason. I highly recommend coming here!

I am now a loyal customer of Priti. Her attention to detail and customer satisfaction are…read moreexcellent. It is very easy to make an online appointment or you can just walk-in. I definitely recommend her!

I had such a fantastic experience at Sundeck. From start to finish, everything exceeded…read moreexpectations. We each ordered a few salads and a pasta, and shared vegetables for the table, and every single dish was outstanding. The highlights were easily the roasted asparagus with truffle aioli, the hot honey crispy Brussels sprouts, and the pesto pasta special. They were so good we finished every last bite. The ambiance really elevated the experience. We were seated on the patio on a beautiful Menlo Park day, which made the meal feel even more special, relaxed, vibrant, and effortlessly enjoyable. Service was equally impressive. My water glass was never empty, and the staff offered thoughtful, friendly recommendations that clearly came from knowing the menu well. The standout moment, though, was when I mentioned I had been hoping for a cookie, but they had just sold out. To my surprise, the chef made a fresh batch and brought some out for us at the end. That level of care and hospitality truly wowed me. This was one of those meals where everything just clicks, food, service, and setting. I'll absolutely be back, especially to check out their happy hour.

Visited for the first time today. Was searching for a pastrami sandwich and found this gem. If…read moreyou are near the 280 and Sand Hill give this place a chance. Wifey and I went for linner and had two apps, bottle of wine, a hand made pizza and finished with a margarita. Jesse (chef) took the time to answer all our questions and listened patiently. We will be back to try the revolving happy hour creations and the setting was fantastic.

The is the gift shop inside the newer hospital at 500 P …read more This weekend is Mother's Day so they have more gifts than usual. I love all the different designs of tote bags . I brought a flowers design one myself. It has pretty fresh flowers for visiting the patients upstairs. Cute baby section for the new born . Many Stanford 's T shirts , mugs , hats , sweater , key rings for souvenirs. It is located right next to the main entrance so the parking structure is just across the street . The gift shop closes at 5 pm on weekdays and the open space parking lots are free for parking at 4 pm in Stanford . Good service . I was greeted and offered help a few times . They also packed my items in a nice gift bag . Priced are reasonable and you can find a lot of cute things here . They have another Stanford gift shop in the Town & Country near by . That place has more clothing than this gift shop but their merchandises are different .

Adorable little gift shop to grab a gift if you're visiting a patient upstairs or across the way in…read morethe older buildings. Good variety of self care items and branded Stanford products!

Stayed here for two nights for a work related conference, compliments of the sponsoring…read morevendor...for 48 hours I honestly could not make sense of why this exists...rooms here run $1100ish to $2800ish per a night...sweet geezus! I'm fortunate to be a 6 six figure earner(on the low end), but no way for me! Someone with this kind of money to blow per a night for hotel would likely rather be in Paris, Venice, Tahiti, London, Bermuda, Vegas or anywhere else but Menlo Park. I think this place survives solely on business travel for the all the Tech and Venture Capital companies in Silicon Valley, which is a very boring place as a tourist destination. Just as my Finance related conference yuppy colleagues were exiting, another mob of blue/black sport coat BioTech conference type yuppy men were entering the property. PROS: -Large, luxurious, modern, and clean rooms. -Modern immaculate furniture. -Glorious, gorgeous, marble tile, and welcoming bathroom with dual head shower and deep bath tub...deep enough that I took my first bath in 10+ years. -Amazing soft yet supportive king sized bed. -Nice pool area -Coffee, Tea, Minibar that I was too afraid to find out how much it all costs -Free water bottles(I would hope for $1000+/night) -They did not charge me $25/day for self parking. -Well staffed with very friendly folks. CONS: -Ridiculously expensive! -Everything else is expensive as well such food and drink, but again most folks are here on business accounts -No fridge, but I did toss some water bottles on top of the minibar's booze. -It's a campus style property with multiple buildings "cottages", so if you're in cottage 17 like I was its a bit of walk with stairs to get to the conference areas. If it was raining, this would've been gawd awful. In conclusion, I would happily come here again on someone else's invite and dime....but if I'm taking vacation it'll be in Hawaii. At least. Did you stay on your own money for mini vacation? Why? And it is your income? I really don't understand, lol!

This review is for the dining areas at Rosewood Sand Hill, including Madera Restaurant, Madera Bar,…read moreand Bici Coffee. The hotel is located right by SLAC, tucked into a hillside setting in Menlo Park. The property feels peaceful, elegant, and very well maintained. Madera Restaurant offers a full upscale dining menu and is a great choice for lunch, dinner, a business meal, date night, or a special occasion. Madera Bar is perfect for cocktails, wine, and light bites in a more relaxed but still refined atmosphere. Bici Coffee is a nice option for coffee, pastries, or a casual stop for bikers if you do not want a full sit-down meal. Rosewood Sand Hill is also a nice place for a tea party or an afternoon gathering with friends. One of the best parts is the view from the hill. I like how you can partially see the highway from the restaurant, but you cannot really hear it, so the setting feels very calm and secluded. Occasionally, you can see some movement in the distance, but if you were not looking in that direction, you probably would not even notice it. Because of that, the whole place feels very private and relaxing. Visiting Rosewood Sand Hill feels like you have been transported somewhere away from Silicon Valley, even though you are actually right in the middle of it, just a walking distance from SLAC, the particle accelerator, and Zoox's autonomous vehicles. That contrast makes the experience even more interesting: you are surrounded by the Silicon Valley's technology and innovation, but the atmosphere feels secluded, quiet, luxurious, and almost like a retreat.

Madera is located at the Rosewood Sand Hill Hotel, which averages $1100-2800 per a night...so if…read moreyou can afford to stay here you must be winning at life, and Madera's prices won't scare you. These prices definitely scared me, but thankfully I was here for a work conference so everything was free for me. Service was friendly all around. I had wonderful delicious multi course family style dinner...here goes: Dirty Girl Farm Butter Lettuce $23 + Dungeness Crab $24 = $47 Salad! My most expensive salad ever, but the better lettuce was fresh, green and vibrant, along with avocado and radish slices. Cute quail eggs. The fresh sweet Crab meat was generously covered all over the salad, yum! Farallon Islands Black Cod $44 Melt in my mouth warm buttery fresh cod that was perfectly roasted with lovely puree of Iacopi Farm English Peas ,Carrot, Mint, and Meyer Lemon. Brandt Ranch Filet $58 Beefy, tender, juicy, and succulent filet mignon cook perfectly in a peppercorn sauce. Sautéed Fifth Crow Farm Bloomsdale Spinach $14...pretty good for spinach, and great fiber, vitamins and bowel movements. Roasted Zuckerman Farm Potato $14...nothing too fancy, but nice roasted buttery potatoes. Dandelion Camino Verde Chocolate & Hazelnut Cake $16...tastes exactly as its described, decadent and delicious! If you factor in the 3 glasses of wine and Old Fashioned, and Sparkling Water, plus tax and tip, and a 5% surcharge, this was likely a $350ish meal I consumed...thankfully I didn't have to pay!

Our family has dined at Madera for years, repeatedly giving it the benefit of the doubt despite…read moredisappointing experiences. After our most recent dinner, we will not be returning. To be clear, our complaint is not that Madera is expensive or that restaurants cannot establish their own policies. Our complaint is how a significant financial policy was communicated, and the quality of the experience provided in return. We reserved dinner for nine and were seated at an ordinary, somewhat wobbly table beside the terrace doors, not in a private room. Near the end of dinner, my cousin, who made the reservation, was told our party was subject to a $2,000 minimum and that we had ordered approximately $1,100. When my 82-year-old grandfather, who was hosting and paying, questioned this, management's explanation was essentially: "Last time you had eight people. This time you have nine." We were told that exceeding eight guests triggers the $2,000 minimum. Consider what that meant in practice: nine people had naturally ordered approximately $1,100 worth of food and beverages, yet crossing from eight guests to nine meant we suddenly needed to spend roughly another $900 to satisfy the minimum. We had no private room or special setup--just a regular table. Whatever Madera's rationale for that policy may be, a financial commitment of this magnitude should be unmistakably clear before dinner begins. Rather than continue arguing, my grandfather asked for the wine list and instructed the restaurant to select bottles sufficient to bring us to the $2,000 requirement so we could pay and leave. The final bill was approximately $3,020, including roughly a $250 table/room-related charge, a 23% service charge, and other applicable charges. Most importantly, only after the bill had been paid did the restaurant explain the policy and associated charges clearly to the entire table. That is precisely our complaint. If the complete policy could be explained to nine guests after collecting payment, it could have been explained with equal clarity beforehand, when that information could actually inform our decision. Disclosure after payment is an explanation. Disclosure beforehand is informed choice. The dining experience hardly justified the expense. Drinks took approximately 10 minutes, appetizers around 25 minutes, followed by another roughly 25 minutes for our mains. Our server checked on us infrequently, particularly disappointing given the mandatory 23% service charge. The food was equally underwhelming. The ribeye was visibly unevenly cooked when sliced, with a pronounced grey band along one side. The potatoes were soggy, bland, and nearly flavorless. Unfortunately, poor communication here is not new for our family. About two years ago, we made a winter reservation by phone and were never told it would require outdoor seating. We arrived with my grandparents, both in their 80s, only to be told we had to sit outside despite visibly available indoor tables. Rather than make them sit through a cold Peninsula evening, our entire family left without eating. We nevertheless returned and gave Madera another chance. Our family could have willingly spent $3,000 on an exceptional dinner and left delighted. The amount is not the issue. The ability to knowingly choose how we spend it is. We ordered approximately $1,100, were told late in the evening that having nine rather than eight guests subjected us to a $2,000 minimum, purchased additional wine specifically to satisfy that requirement, and ultimately received a bill of approximately $3,020. Madera may have a policy explaining every charge. Simply repeating that policy does not address the substance of our complaint: material financial terms should be unmistakably clear before a meal, not comprehensively explained after payment. At this level, hospitality should mean clear communication, attentive service, properly executed food, and treating longtime patrons with grace. After years of giving Madera the benefit of the doubt, our goodwill is exhausted.

Great location and easy parking! I had a pleasant facial visit last month. The staff was super…read morefriendly and knowledgeable. I didn't really know which facial was the most suitable for me. They gave me good recommendation and it turned out great. Highly recommend!

Great environment, awesome service and lovely staff! Highly recommend if you're looking for a…read morefacial place in ba

After a fun birthday celebration, we headed to Stacks for breakfast. While I've ordered delivery…read morebefore, dining in was a great experience. The space is large and wheelchair accessible, though the bathroom is quite a trek. It felt like a secret mission involving an elevator and a keypad! Our server, Ana, was fantastic, attentive, and very accommodating when we needed to box up food to go. I ordered the Farmer's Breakfast $21.50, which was a generous portion of two pancakes, bacon, sausage, and perfect over-easy eggs. My boyfriend had the Breakfast Basics $17, and both meals were solid, classic breakfast fare. While the service was prompt and the water refills were consistent despite the busy crowd, I'd love to see them switch to paper takeout bags instead of plastic. Overall, it's a great spot for a reliable, hearty meal.

The food at this one was much better than the Willow Glen's spot. I should have went with the…read morestandard American breakfast, but I opted to feed my Chilaquiles craving. There is plenty of choices to choose from on the menu, so come hungry. The service was good. We were served fast and the waiter was pleasant.

I've been taking Shadan's Persian dance classes for the past few months and I love them! Shadan has…read morecreated a small community of friends, who are beyond just an exercise group. She deeply cares about her students, and with a big smile on her face, is always welcoming, which takes the pressure off people like me, who don't have previous dance experiences. One thing I truly appreciate about her classes is that Shadan goes into the history of the music and dance choreography to provide context, which has been very inspiring for me to learn and understand. Prior to taking these classes, I didn't have the appreciation for classical Persian music, but now I connect with them and find dancing to them calming, fluid, and very much enjoyable. I highly recommend Shadan's classes, they make you feel so much lighter and happier right after! Thank you Shadan!

Shadan has an amazing energy about her. I love how her softness and passion directs how she teaches…read morethe class. Thank you Shadan!