Interior resembles a high-end European bistro with an Austrian feel and cozy village pub vibe. Atmosphere ranges from quiet to loud, often making conversation difficult during busy times. Live violin music adds to the ambiance but can increase noise levels.
Authentic Austrian and German dishes stand out with excellent seasoning and perfect cooking. Salads come beautifully presented and are incredibly tasty, matching the overall classic comfort food vibe.
Plentiful parking exists even on weekend evenings. Easy parking spots appear near the Naschmarkt area.
"The sausage here is solid and flavorful."
"The food here is hearty and flavorful, especially the goulash."
"I found parking plentiful and easy."
Good to know
Expect a 20% 'large party fee' for groups, not listed on the menu.
A 3% fee applies for credit card payments, disclosed only on the check.
Parking is plentiful on weekends.
Rooms offer spacious layouts with modern kitchenettes and large TVs. The atmosphere stays quiet and relaxed, supported by well-designed lighting and sleek furniture. Amenities include a fitness center, pool, billiards room, and free electric vehicle charging.
Food stays hot and offers a great selection. The dining area has beverages on tap, and the kitchenettes include a stove and microwave for easy meal prep.
Lots of free parking is available, mostly underground with good height clearance. The hotel also offers free electric vehicle charging, and parking works fine even with a Thule cargo box on top.
Good to know
Happy hour is available from Monday to Thursday.
The hotel hosts a manager's reception every Wednesday evening.
Free parking is offered on-site, including EV charging stations.
Outdoor market fills parking lots and side streets with many vendors offering fresh produce, artisanal goods, and prepared foods. Vibrant atmosphere includes live musicians and draws a crowded, family-friendly crowd. Ample parking and easy bike access support steady flow of shoppers.
Many vendors offer a wide variety of fresh produce, baked goods, and prepared foods. Food stands and trucks provide local fresh food and unique street food options.
Plenty of street parking surrounds the area, especially on El Camino and nearby streets. A parking structure behind the market offers an alternative when street spots fill up.
Good to know
Parking is available on El Camino and surrounding streets.
The market features a wide variety of fresh produce, baked goods, and artisanal items.
Expect a large crowd, especially on Sundays.
Open-air mall with beautiful landscaping and natural scenery including plants, trees, and fountains creates a peaceful, cozy atmosphere. Comfortable seating and coffee shops are scattered throughout, inviting relaxation and leisurely strolls. The vibe feels upscale and tranquil, distinct from typical indoor malls.
Dining options cover a wide range from casual to upscale. Choices include healthy meals at Tender Greens, sushi at Sushi Roku, and diverse spots like P.F. Chang’s and Pacific Catch.
Plenty of free parking spots are available, making it easy to find a place even on busy days. Valet service adds convenience alongside ample parking options.
Good to know
Parking at Stanford Shopping Center can be challenging, especially during peak hours.
There is a good variety of shops, including high-end and mainstream brands.
Dining options are available, with several restaurants located within the shopping center.
Hotel offers beautiful rooms with balconies and European eastern architecture. Atmosphere stays quiet and comfortable, with pleasant social spaces and a terrace overlooking the street. Location is central and safe, near restaurants and shops, supporting business meetings and gatherings.
Food here is plentiful and absolutely delicious, with a focus on high quality ingredients. The beef steak stands out, and dishes arrive quickly and efficiently.
Valet attendants handle vehicles with great care. Plenty of free, convenient parking exists, including street spots and a garage across the street. A $20 fee covers all-day parking options.
Good to know
Construction noise starts at 7am and may disturb guests' sleep.
The hotel offers free parking, but valet service is expensive.
Rooms are spacious and clean, with some featuring balconies.
Wood-paneled interior with bright yellow stained glass panels creates a groovy 70s-style vibe. Softly buzzy atmosphere suits groups and social dinners, offering a warm and professional feel. Cocktails feature floral citrus notes and creative garnishes, complementing a menu with standout dishes like crispy wings and jumbo prawn tacos.
Offers great comfort food with plenty of healthy options at reasonable prices. Dishes like salads, burgers, and Risotto Milanese come out tasty and not overly salty.
Good to know
Parking is easiest where this place is located.
Pricing is moderately expensive, with entrees costing $20-30.
The restaurant offers vegan options and does not serve chili peppers.
Minimalist space with white walls and natural wood accents creates a warm and inviting atmosphere. Open, airy interior with giant windows lets in plenty of sunlight, supporting a relaxed, productive vibe. Music features chill R&B, alternative, and soft rock, complementing the calm energy.
Creative drinks and savory food options stand out here. The menu features unique, thoughtfully crafted coffee and food with consistently high quality and delicious flavors.
Convenient parking sits in the back, making visits smoother. Weekdays offer easy parking, and residential spots appear less than a block away for quick stops.
Good to know
Parking is available in a small lot right by the store.
This place gets very busy between 10-11 AM, so seating runs out.
There are a handful of 20-minute spots if I am just coming to order and go.
Upscale space blends marble tables, checkerboard floors, and wood accents for a stylish, intimate vibe. Warm, lively atmosphere transports diners with a Spanish-inspired energy. Cocktails and tapas complement the elegant setting, creating a distinctive dining experience.
Food bursts with authentic Spanish flavors from start to finish. Dishes like tuna, potato churros, tomato salad, and ribeye stand out alongside two desserts.
A parking lot right next to the restaurant offers easy access for drivers. Street parking is usually available during early dinner, but it gets difficult during peak hours.
Good to know
Reservations are needed at peak hours to secure a table.
Expect a long wait if ordering the paella, as it takes time to prepare.
The catch of the day costs $78, so budget for higher-priced items.
Rooms have thin walls that let in noise from neighbors and nearby events, affecting quietness. Outdoor heated pool sits in a courtyard surrounded by seating and greenery, offering a pleasant spot despite feeling watched. Interior design mixes modern renovations with some areas showing outdated decor and layout challenges.
Offers a breakfast buffet with a mix of local and international dishes. The hotel bar serves phenomenal food and drinks at reasonable prices.
Plenty of parking spots surround the area with accessible doors leading to all lots. Parking is easy and convenient here.
Good to know
Parking costs $17 and requires a key for gated entry and exit.
The hotel is a 5-minute walk from downtown Palo Alto and Town and Country village.
WiFi connectivity is poor and may not support multiple devices.