Los Altos lunch/dinner with sweaty teenagers!

[deniseredeker]

The family and I will be in Los Altos for a soccer tournament this weekend and am looking for lunch and/or dinner spots with good food (type doesn't matter, we love everything!), but that I can bring the unshowered teenagers to. Possibly, to protect others, even a good takeout spot! Any help would be appreciated!

[bbulkow]

P2I isn't a bad choice. They have a dinner buffet, so the ravening teenagers get all they can eat. The indian families bring their toddlers, it's a rather seriously family affair.

[ceekskat]

How many sweaty teenagers? Off the top of my head, I can think of Baja Fresh for lunch. It is located on El Camino about a mile or so north of San Antonio. For dinner...

Krung Thai, Mountain View in San Antonio Shopping Center next to Trader Joe's
Hunan Homes, Los Altos
Amber India , Los Altos (upscale Indian, perhaps take out)
Sumika, Los Altos (not sure about sweaty soccer players for this).
Passage to India, Mountain View (dinner buffet for $14.95 pp)

Just a few miles south on El Camino is Castro St/Downtown Mountain View which has a plethora of restaurants; just drive down the street & see what you feel like eating. Two recs here are Amici's Pizzeria & La Fiesta (240 villa st).

http://sumikagrill.com/
http://www.amicis.com/location_mountainview.htm
http://lafiestarestaurant.biz/
http://www.passagetoindia.net/html/bu...

[jsaimd]

Also in PA, as a Baja Fresh alternative (but not too many veggies there): El Gruellense
On Castro: La Bamba

both are taquerias.

Pizza Chicago if you like that style (not Chicago style ironically, rather thick crust, CA toppings).

Fuki Sushi in Palo Alto