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I think the Mayfield Bakery Café in Palo Alto's Town and Country Village would be my top choice.
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Some clarification: she isn't into ethnic food and I would like to take her someplace nice, maybe in Mtn View? But doesn't really matter where. Thanks.
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re: essvee
Village Pub, as mentioned by bbulkow is a solid option and non-ethnic.
Sunday brunch menu: http://www.thevillagepub.net/files/Im...
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re: essvee
I agree with Village Pub as far as food is concerned; however, not sure it would be my choice for unwinding after a plane ride as it is a bit on the formal side.
Haven't been but may be Scratch in Mountain View.
Though ethnic, Cascal is a nice & fun tapas place and worth a look.
http://www.cascalrestaurant.com/site2...
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Really depends what she likes and you like, and whether you're on 101 or 280, and if you want to eat closer to SFO or MV
Back-A-Yard, MP
Shanghai Dumpling Shop, Milpitas
Village Pub, Woodside
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Curry Up Now - San Mateo
Martin's West for a "nice" lunch - Downtown RWC
Chavez Supermarket for al pastor tacos - RWC/Atherton border
Slider Bar Cafe - Palo Alto
Oren's Hummus Shop - Palo Alto›5 Replies-
re: ceekskat
Martins West is great. About the only thing I miss about working in Sunnyvale is not stopping in there on my way home. It's only open for lunch Wed.-Sat., though.
The Refuge is worth a visit if you like pastrami. http://refugesc.com
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