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Whether you are visiting for business or pleasure, you will quickly discover the unusual blend of in-

novation, culture and natural beauty that makes up Palo Alto and the Midpeninsula.Palo Alto is home to Nobel Prize winners, Silicon Valley CEOs, venture capital firms, Hewlett-Packard and one of the most renowned universities and medical centers in the world.The emergence of Stanford University in the 1970s as the nation’s leading high-technology research center paved the way for hundreds of startup businesses with connec-tions to Stanford professors and their inventions. Thus, Palo Alto became known as the birthplace of Silicon Valley.The Stanford campus itself is the biggest attraction, and visitors could easily spend a day or longer explor-ing it.At a minimum, any visit should also include a walk or drive through Palo Alto’s tree-lined residential neigh-borhoods (among the costliest in the nation), a walk in

the foothills or Baylands and some great shopping and eating in the handful of nearby business districts.Enjoy your visit to the Midpeninsula!

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WELCOMEThe Midpeninsula offers something for everyone

The Palo Alto Visitors Center is co-located with the Palo Alto Chamber of Commerce at 355 Alma St. at Lytton Avenue in downtown Palo Alto. The Visitors Center is staffed Monday through Friday from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. and may be reached at 650-324-3121.Destination Palo Alto (DestinationPaloAlto.com) of-fers even more information about where to go and what to do while visiting the Midpeninsula.Visitors Guide is a special project of the Palo Alto Weekly. Copyright ©2019 by Embarcadero Media. All rights reserved. Reproduction without permission is strictly prohibited.

On the cover: A docent leads visitors through the Cantor Arts Center at Stanford University during a free walking tour. Photo by Veronica Weber.

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Palo Alto, Stanford and the surrounding communities along the Bay Area’s Midpeninsula offer activities for

all ages and interests. For out-of-town visitors, these lo-cal attractions top the list of must-sees.

NATUREBaylands Nature Preserve: Prime Pacific stopover for migrating birds | 1,940 acres of undisturbed marshlands | 15 miles of trails and picnic areas. Embarcadero Road, Palo Alto; Lucy Evans Baylands Nature Interpretive Center, 650-329-2506; Ranger Station, 650-617-3156; cityofpalo-alto.org/baylands

SCIENCEMenlo Park Science Center: U.S. Geological Survey center | self-tours, lectures, seminars on earthquake science. 345 Middlefield Road, Menlo Park; 650-329-4668; earthquake.usgs.gov/contactus/menlo

HISTORY & ARCHITECTUREFiloli: 654-acre historic country estate | 500 varieties of roses | docent-led tour, guided nature hikes Open: Tuesday-Sunday, 10 a.m. - 5 p.m. Cost: $22, general ad-mission/additional fees for special events. Advanced registration encouraged for docent-led tours. Summer events: “Colors of California”-themed exhibits, events and programs; “Summer Nights” extended hours until 8 p.m. on Thursdays (June 7-Aug. 30) with special events; Sunday jazz concerts (local and world-renowned artists), 1:30 p.m. 86 Canada Road, Woodside; 650-364-8300 ext. 508; filoli.org

Gamble Garden: 1902 Colonial-Georgian Revival es-tate | demonstration gardens. Open: gardens, daily during daylight hours. Cost: free. 1431 Waverley St., Palo Alto; 650-329-1356; gamblegarden.org

Hanna House: 1936 home patterned after the honey-comb of a bee | National Historic Landmark | designed by Frank Lloyd Wright. Open: Tours were temporar-ily on hold at the start of 2019. Check the website for updated information. Reservations required. Cost: $10 per person (children under 12 not permitted), $5 for parking, 737 Frenchmans Road, Stanford; 650-725-8352; hannahousetours.stanford.edu

KIDSJunior Museum and Zoo: The facility is currently un-dergoing a $25-million renovation and expansion and is operating out of temporary home at Cubberley Auditorium (4050 Middlefield Road, Palo Alto) until Summer 2020. Information: For hours and programs, call 650-329-2111, or go to bit.ly/MuseumAndZoo.

MORE LOCAL ATTRACTIONSThe Museum of American Heritage: 351 Homer Ave, Palo Alto; 650-321-1004; moah.org

The Hiller Aviation Museum: 601 Skyway Road, San Carlos; 650-654-0200; hiller.org

The Allied Arts Guild: 75 Arbor Road at Cambridge Avenue, Menlo Park; 650-322-2405; alliedartsguild.org

California’s Great America: A 100-acre amusement park adjacent to Levi’s Stadium, home of the San

Francisco 49ers NFL football team. 4701 Great America Pkwy, Santa Clara; 408-988-1776; cagreatamerica.com

NOTABLE TECH LANDMARKSGoogle Android Garden: 1911 Landings Drive, Mountain View | A giant lollipop, cupcake, green Android robot and gingerbread man are among the statues scat-tered around the garden at Google’s headquarters. Each is based on the code names for versions of Google’s Android mobile operating system, which are named after desserts and sweet treats. Area is accessible for photos.

Computer History Museum: 1401 North Shoreline Bvd., Mountain View | Collection of computing artifacts. Open to the public.

HP Garage (“Birthplace of Silicon Valley”): 367 Addison Ave., Palo Alto | This 1938 one-car garage is where college friends Bill Hewlett and Dave Packard de-veloped their startup, Hewlett-Packard Company. Not open for public tours; feel free to observe and photo-graph the property from the street.

Original Apple Store: 451 University Ave., Palo Alto | Originally Swain’s House of Music where Grateful Dead frontman Jerry Garcia used to play for tips (music logo still embedded in sidewalk at store’s entrance), this building later became the site of the original Apple Store. Shoe Palace currently occupies the space.

“The Lucky Office”: 165 University Ave., Palo Alto | This two-story office building has served as an incubator for several noted startups, including Google, Logitech and PayPal.

Fry’s Electronics: 340 Portage Ave., Palo Alto | This western-themed site is the oldest operating store in the company’s chain.

Buck’s of Woodside: 3062 Woodside Road, Woodside | This iconic restaurant has gained fame as “the” meet-ing place for venture capitalists and tech entrepreneurs.

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Shockley Semiconductor Laboratory: 391 San Antonio Road, Mountain View | William Shockley’s laboratory was the first high-tech company to work on silicon-based semiconductor devices, which led to the development of Silicon Valley in 1956. The original building is no longer there, but sculptures of packaged semiconductors are on display at the site.

Fairchild Semiconductor: 844 E. Charleston Road, Palo Alto | This commercial building is where the group of defectors from William Shockley’s Semiconductor Laboratory known as the “Traitorous Eight” (led by Intel co-founder Robert Noyce) invented the microchip in 1957. A California State Landmark plaque marks the site.

Sand Hill Road: Menlo Park | Nearly every major tech company — Microsoft, Amazon, Facebook, Twitter —has been the beneficiary of early funding from venture capital firms on this road. For those who want to spend time on Sand Hill, the Michelin-starred Madera restau-rant located at Rosewood Hotel (2825 Sand Hill Road) is open to the general public.

Stanford Research Park: 3160 Porter Drive, Palo Alto | Founded in 1951 as the first technology-oriented park, Stanford Research Park has housed many electronics pioneers and high-profile companies including Steve Jobs’ NeXT Computer and Xerox PARC. Today it is home to more than 150 companies. Visitors are free to wander the 700-acre park.

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The Palo Alto area offers a variety of free, guided walking tours year-round that provide visitors and

locals alike an opportunity to experience everything from the rich flora and fauna of the Baylands and sur-rounding mountains to Stanford’s eclectic art collection to downtown’s historic neighborhoods.

HISTORY & ARCHITECTUREPalo Alto neighborhoods: pastheritage.org/tours | Learn about Palo Alto’s historic homes, their architec-tural styles and the notable people who lived there dur-ing neighborhood walks led by docents from Palo Alto Stanford Heritage. Spring walking tours start in May. Routes and dates vary. Check website for calendar.

Stanford University: Free 70-minute tours of the 8,180-acre campus | See Stanford University, page 18.

SCULPTURES & ARTAnderson Collection: 314 Lomita Drive, Stanford University; anderson.stanford.edu | Explore one of the world’s most outstanding private assemblies of modern and contemporary American art during one-hour, do-cent-led tours. Wednesdays,12:30 p.m.; Saturdays, 12:30 & 2:30 p.m.; Sundays, 12:30 & 2:30 p.m.

Cantor Arts Center: Atrium, Cantor Arts Center, 328 Lomita Drive, Stanford University; museum.stanford.edu | Explore collections and special exhibitions from different cultures and time periods during one-hour, docent-led tours. Wednesdays-Sundays, 1 p.m.

Rodin Sculpture Garden: Atrium, Cantor Arts Center, 328 Lomita Drive, Stanford University; museum.stan-ford.edu | Stroll through the center’s three galleries, which house the largest collection of work by French

sculptor Auguste Rodin in an American museum during one-hour, docent-led tours. Sundays, 3 p.m; Wednesdays, 2 p.m.; Saturdays, 1:30 p.m.

Stanford sculpture walk: Main Quad, where the Oval meets Serra Street, Stanford University campus; mu-seum.stanford.edu | Explore extensive collection of 20th-century outdoor sculptures in Stanford’s Quad and south campus during a 90-minute docent-led tour. First Sunday of each month, 2 - 3:30 pm.

Stanford Papua New Guinea Sculpture Garden: See Stanford University, page 18.

NATUREWildflower walks: The Bill and Jean Lane Education Center at Edgewood County Park and Nature Preserve, 10 Old Stage Coach Road, Redwood City; friend-sofedgewood.org | Experience the spectacular displays of California wildflowers that carpet the preserve’s grasslands each spring during a 3-mile leisurely walk led by a docent. Saturday-Sundays, early March-June, 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. The park also offers other docent-led nature tours year-round.

Tree walks: 650-964-6110; Canopy.org | Learn about giant coast live oaks, heritage redwoods that tower more than 100 feet tall, as well as other tree species within the region’s diverse landscape that stretches from the bayland marshes to the Santa Cruz foothills during two-hour arborist-led walks hosted by the non-profit Canopy. Each walk highlights a different Palo Alto neighborhood.

Second Saturday of each month, 10 a.m. to noon. Check website for calendar. Reservations needed.

ATTRACTIONS & TOURSGuided walks

Explore the flora and fauna of the Palo Alto Baylands during a 40-minute walk through the 1,940-acre preserve, which is home to a unique mixture of tidal and freshwater habitats and serves as a major migratory stopover on the Pacific Flyway. Tours begin at the Lucy Evans Baylands Nature Interpretive Center, 2775 Embarcadero Road, Palo Alto. For more information, call 650-329-2506. Photo by Michelle Le.

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Stanford University offers several free, guided tours that explore everything from campus sculptures to permanent art collections and special exhibits housed in its many museums. Tours leave at various times and days of the week. Find more information about specific tours and exhibits under Scultpures & Art. Photo by Veronica Weber.

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Nearly every night of the week, the Midpeninsula of-fers a live performance. To find events happening dur-ing your stay, read about all the options below or visit paloaltoonline.com/calendar.

Dragon Productions: professional live theater | 2120 Broadway St., Redwood City. Now playing: “Macbeth” (through April 7); “Shoggoths on the Veldt” (May 10- June 2); “The How and the Why” (July 12 - Aug.4); “Hickorydickory” (Sept. 6-29); and “Anne of the Thousand Days” (Nov. 1-24). dragonproductions.net, call 650-493-2006.

Palo Alto Children’s Theatre: a theater company dating back to the 1930s that mounts productions by and for children | performs at Lucie Stern Community Center, 1305 Middlefield Road, Palo Alto. cityofpaloalto.org/childrenstheatre, 650-463-4970.

Palo Alto Players: works from Broadway, Off-Broadway and beyond | Lucie Stern Theater, 1305 Middlefield Road, Palo Alto. Now playing: “Flower Drum Song” (April 27 - May 12); “One Man, Two Guvnors” (June 15-30). paplayers.org, 650-329-0891.

Stanford Live: world-class musicians and dancers | Bing Concert Hall and other Stanford University venues. live.stanford.edu, 650-724-2464.

Stanford University Department of Theater and Performances Studies: student productions through-out the year | Pigott Theater and Prosser Studio Theater in Memorial Auditorium and The Nitery in the Old Union at Stanford. taps.stanford.edu, 650-723-2576.

Stanford Repertory Theater: year-round productions and a summer festival that allow Stanford students to work closely with theater professionals. stanfordrepthe-ater.com, 650-725-5838.

TheatreWorks Silicon Valley: dramas, comedies and musicals year-round | Mountain View Center for the Performing Arts, 500 Castro St., and Lucie Stern Theater, 1305 Middlefield Road, Palo Alto. Now playing: “Marie and Rosetta” (March 6-31); and “Hershey Felder: A Paris Love Story” (April 3-28); and “Archduke” (June 5-30). the-atreworks.org, 650-463-1960.

West Bay Opera: Palo Alto’s own opera company | Lucie Stern Theater, 1305 Middlefield Road. Now Playing: “Falstaff” (May 24, 26/June 1-2) | westbayopera.org, 650-424-9999.

MORE LOCAL VENUESCalifornia Pops Orchestra | californiapopsorchestra.com, 650-856-8432.

Cubberley Theatre: talks, theater, dance, music | bit.ly/CubberleyTheatre, 650-329-2418.

Foothill College Theatre Arts Department | foothill.edu/theatre, 650-949-7360.

Fox Theatre: live music, theater | foxrwc.com, 831-649-1070.

Mountain View Center for the Performing Arts: talks, theater, dance, music, professional Bay Area companies | mvcpa.com, 650-903-6000.

Palo Alto JCC: talks, theater, dance, music, film | paloalto jcc.org, 650-223-8700.

Pear Theatre: new plays from the Pear Playwrights Guild | thepear.org, 650-254-1148.

Shoreline Amphitheatre: outdoor concert venue that hosts performances by major, world-touring acts | shoreline.amphitheatremountainview.com, 650-967-4040.

Stanford Music Department: concerts and recitals with student, faculty and guest artists | music.stanford.edu, 650-723-3811.

Other student theater groups at Stanford include Ram’s Head Theatrical Society (ramshead.stanford.edu); the Stanford Savoyards (web.stanford.edu/group/savo-yards), which performs Gilbert and Sullivan operettas; and the Stanford Shakespeare Company (shakespeare.stanford.edu)

GALLERIESAnderson Collection in Menlo Park | aacollection.comArt Ventures Gallery | artventuresgallery.comBryant Street Gallery | bryantstreet.comThe Foster | thefoster.orgGallery 9 | gallery9losaltos.comGallery House | galleryhouse2.comPACE Palo Alto | pacegallery.comPacific Art League | pacificartleague.orgPalo Alto Art Center | cityofpaloalto.org/artcenterPortola Art Gallery at Allied Arts Guild | portolaart gallery.comStanford Arts District | arts.stanford.edu/for-visitorsViewpoints Gallery | viewpointsgallery.com

The new Stanford Arts District is a good place to spend the day exploring the sculpture garden, free museums and modern architecture of the newest facilities, or take in a performance. For more information, go to arts.stanford.edu/for-visitors. Photo of Cha Wa singer J’Wan Boudreaux during a performance at Stanford’s Bing Studio courtesy of Kim Welch.

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From high-end department stores and one-of-a-kind boutiques to Michelin-starred restaurants, the

Midpeninsula’s open-air malls and shopping districts provide a variety of options, each with its own distinc-tive flavor and offerings.

PALO ALTOStanford Shopping Center: With 140 luxury stores and specialty boutiques, a mix of restaurants and cafes, sculpted gardens, cultural events and a European-style street market with locally grown produce, this 1.4-mil-lion-square-foot open-air center attracts visitors year round from near and far.

Downtown Palo Alto: Centered along University Avenue, this pedestrian-friendly district packs in two movie theaters — including one with a working Wurlitzer organ — multiple galleries, a bookstore, an eclectic mix of retail stores, restaurants and bars, along a 10-block area that stretches between Alma and Tasso streets. This district is crowded on Friday and Saturday nights, when restaurant reservations are advised, and parking can be difficult. Many downtown retailers are open in the evenings to cater to the bar and restaurant crowd.

Town & Country Village: Located on El Camino Real across from Stanford Stadium, it’s hard to miss the dis-tinctive red-tiled rooftops and rustic wood storefronts

at this outdoor shopping center, which features more than 70 specialty shops, restaurants and services sur-rounding a network of pedestrian walkways.

MOUNTAIN VIEW San Antonio center: The corner of El Camino Real and San Antonio Road is home to two distinct shopping ar-eas that were once part of a 56-acre outdoor mall built in the 1950s. San Antonio Shopping Center, located on the southernmost portion of the property, is a tradi-tional retail center with big-box stores, including Trader Joe’s market and 24 Hour Fitness. The Village at San Antonio Center, which runs along San Antonio Road, underwent major renovations over the past few years that have transformed the corner into a modern, mixed-use center with luxury apartments, office space, parks, plazas and about 30 new boutiques and restaurants.

Castro Street: With dozens of dining choices and a mix of music venues, performance spaces, coffee shops, pubs and book stores, the Castro Street area that runs eight blocks from El Camino Real to West Evelyn Avenue through downtown is a popular entertainment destina-tion. Visitors can find everything from Thai-style rolled ice cream and vintage comic books to a museum dedi-cated to locks.

LOS ALTOS AND MENLO PARK Downtown Los Altos: Don’t expect to find big-box retail stores in Los Altos’ six-block downtown triangle. This tree-lined district, known for its quaint small-town feel, features a mix of locally owned boutiques, restau-rants, salons and other services.

Downtown Menlo Park: With numerous outdoor street cafes that stay open for late-night dining, Santa Cruz Avenue is a lively destination. The district includes a mix of boutiques, galleries and shops for everyday needs.

Palo Alto’s California Avenue lies just south of the Stanford campus. This five-block district between El Camino Real and Park Boulevard is quieter than downtown and features boutiques and a large number of eateries, including two Michelin star restaurants (Baumé and Protégé), popular with local residents. Photo by Veronica Weber.

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Best Steak Restaurant — Sundance The SteakhouseSundance The Steakhouse has been in business for more than four decades and has the steak to show for it. This steak-lover’s retreat serves specially aged prime-graded steak, to-die-for slow-roasted prime rib and the freshest catches from the sea, like New England sea scallops, Scottish salmon, Australian lobster and Chilean sea bass. Sundance’s motto says it all: “Fearless in our fish, bold in our beef.” The quality demands for high prices, but it will be a meal you’ll rave about for the ages. 1921 El Camino Real, Palo Alto, (650) 321-6798; sundancethesteakhouse.com

Best Ambiance, Latin American Cuisine and Solo Dining — La Bodeguita del MedioWith a name that the business translates to “the little bar in the middle of the block,” La Bodeguita del Medio certainly exceeds expectations. Modeled after an establishment of the same name in Havana, Cuba, La Bodeguita del Medio offers robust meat dishes, fresh seafood, flavorful vegetarian entrees and specialty cocktails. The bar serves an extensive selection of wine and rum in a warm setting for socializing and the patio provides an outdoor setting to enjoy the restaurant’s selection of cigars. 463 S. California Ave., Palo Alto, (650) 326-7762; labodeguita.com

OUTDOOR MARKETSDowntown Palo AltoLocation: Gilman and High streets, Palo Alto Hours: Saturdays, 8 a.m. to noon, May - December. pafarmersmarket.org

California AvenueLocation: California Avenue at El Camino Real, Palo AltoHours: Sundays, 9 a.m. to 1 p.m., year-round. uvfm.org/paloalto-sundays

Mountain ViewLocation: Mountain View Caltrain Station, 600 West Evelyn Ave., Mountain ViewHours: Sundays, 9 a.m. to 1 p.m., year-round. bit.ly/1VthjIO

Downtown Los AltosLocation: 2nd and State streets, Los Altos Hours: Thursdays, 4-8 p.m., May - September.bit.ly/1NrAytO

Menlo Park Farmers Market Location: Parking lot on Chestnut Street between Santa Cruz and Menlo avenues, Menlo Park Hours: Sundays, 9 a.m. to 1 p.m., year-round. bit.ly/1RXBQSD

Facebook Festivals Location: Facebook parking lot at 1 Hacker Way, Menlo ParkHours: Select Saturdays, 1-6 p.m., May-October. facebook.com/facebookfestivals


Stanford University offers one of the largest and most beautiful campuses in the country and deserves a visit regardless of the reason for your stay in the area.

CAMPUS TOURSFree 70-minute, student-led walking tours of campus, daily at 11:30 a.m. and 3:30 p.m. from the Stanford Visitor Center, 295 Galvez St. 650-723-2560, visit.stanford.edu. (The university also offers 60-minute tours of the campus via golf carts).

If you are short on time, the formal and most dramatic entrance is from Palm Drive, which approaches the Oval, the Main Quad and Memorial Church from the east and downtown Palo Alto. The Quad is the academic center of the university, with the classrooms and offices of various departments located around the perimeter.

ART AND ARCHITECTUREArts District, Palm Drive: A collection of visual arts spaces and performance venues including: Cantor Arts Center, which offers free admission. It is open Wednesday through Monday, 11 a.m.-5 p.m. and Thursdays, 11a.m. -8 p.m.; Rodin Sculpture Garden; the Anderson Collection, a recent addition housing modern and contemporary American art; McMurtry Building, which features the Coulter Art Gallery. 650-723-4177, arts.stanford.edu/map.

Stanford Papua New Guinea Sculpture Garden, Santa Teresa Street near Roble Hall: Contains more than 20 towering tribal totems carved from tree trunks and stones by visiting Papua New Guinea sculptors. Free tours at 2 p.m. on the third Sunday of every month. No reservations.

Hanna House: designed by Frank Lloyd Wright, based on a hexagonal module. See “Must-see Attractions” for more details.

LANDMARKSStanford Memorial Church, 450 Serra Mall: Dedicated in 1903 | oldest non-denominational church on the West Coast | Visitors are welcome to view its famous mosaics, stained-glass windows, intricate carvings and five pipe organs. Open weekdays 8 a.m.-5 p.m., and Sunday from 11:30 a.m. to 3:30 p.m. Ecumenical worship fea-turing choral and organ music is held each Sunday at 10 a.m. and open to the public.

SPORTS Stanford’s intercollegiate athletic program has been con-sistently rated the best in the nation, and visitors will find a multitude of sports happening on any given weekend. Stanford Athletics venues are all located on the eastern side of the campus, a short walk from Town & Country Village at the corner of El Camino Real and Embarcadero Road. For up-to-date information, visit gostanford.com or paloaltoonline.com/sports, or call 800-STANFORD.

If you can’t take in a game, the free Athletics & Recreational Opportunities tour provides a close-up view of a majority of complexes, playing fields and recreational facilities, in-cluding the new state-of-the-art “Home of Champions” athletics facility. visit.stanford.edu.

PARKINGDaily metered parking is $1.75 to $2.75 per hour, two-hour limit. One-day visitor permits can be purchased for $17.75. For more specifics, call 650-723-9362 or visit transportation.stanford.edu.

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For a great view of Palo Alto, take the elevator up to the top of the 285-foot Hoover Tower on Stanford’s Serra and Galvez streets. The bell tower was named for Stanford alumnus and U.S. President Herbert Hoover. Open daily, 10 a.m. - 4 p.m.; $4 general admisssion. Photo by Veronica Weber.

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PLACES OF WORSHIPEPISCOPALAll Saints’ Episcopal Church555 Waverley St., Palo Alto, CA650-322-4528Rev. Terry Gleeson, RectorSun. 8:00am & 10:00am with ChoirEstablished in 1892www.asaints.org

LUTHERANLos Altos Lutheran Church460 S. El Monte Ave. (at Cuesta),Los Altos, CA 94022Office: 650-948-3012 Rev. David Bonde, PastorLaVinnia Pierson, Outreach & Care10:00 AM Sunday Worshipwww.losaltoslutheran.org

PRESBYTERIANCovenant Presbyterian Church670 E. Meadow Dr., Palo Alto, CA 94306650-494-1760Rev. Dr. Margaret BolesPlease visit our website for service times and more!www.covenantpresbyterian.net

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WALK, RUN AND EXPLOREThe Stanford “Dish” loop offers almost 4 miles of paved path that winds through the Stanford foothills with tre-mendous views of the university, Palo Alto and entire Peninsula.

The Baylands Nature Preserve offers miles of flat walk-ing trails that allow visitors to explore the area’s extensive wildlife habitat.

The Pearson-Arastradero Preserve, in the foothills be-yond Stanford near 1530 Arastradero Road, has a network

of easy trails ideal for one- to two-hour hikes and a small unstaffed visitor’s center with exhibits.

GOLFBaylands Golf Links, located at 1875 Embarcadero Road, is a newly reconfigured municipal course that re-opened in May 2018 following a $12-million-plus reno-vation that integrated 55 acres of native plants and ad-jacent wetlands into the 18-hole course. 650-856-0881, baylandsgolflinks.com.

Those with a Stanford connection (alumni or parents) can play at the Stanford Golf Course. It’s located at 198 Junipero Serra Blvd., Stanford. At this venue, visitors will find a beautiful and long course operated by the universi-ty. 650-724-0944 (golf shop), 650-498-4461 (driving range), golfcourse.stanford.edu.

At Mountain View’s Shoreline Links, located at 2940 N. Shoreline Blvd., golfers can play on the 750-acre course that offers 18 holes and acres of water hazards. 650-903-4653, shorelinelinks.com.

SWING THE RACKETPalo Alto offers many public tennis courts. Those closest to hotels are the courts at Palo Alto High School (enter from 25 Churchill Ave.) and at Rinconada Park (located at 777 Embarcadero Road). Both are lit at night. There are many courts on the Stanford campus, but you are ex-pected to have a university affiliation.

BIKE AROUND TOWNThe area prides itself on accommodating and encour-aging bike riding. The most popular rides use Alpine, Arastradero, Portola and Sand Hill roads to create loops of different lengths. Skilled riders wanting to cycle several hours or all day ride up to Skyline Boulevard and down to the coast and back. In Mountain View, try bik-ing around Shoreline Lake, located in the Baylands just south of Palo Alto.

DRIVE TO THE COASTPalo Alto is located between the bay and foothills, and the Pacific Ocean and the beach are only a 45-minute drive away. If you want to mix together shopping, eat-ing and beach walking, your best bet is to head for Half Moon Bay.

Shoreline Lake is the premiere destination for all sorts of water sports. The 50-acre manmade lake offers pedalboat, rowboat, canoe and kayak rentals. For more information, go to shorelinelake.com. Weekly file photo.

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The Midpeninsula is home to dozens of trails that wind through the wooded Santa Cruz Mountains to the ocean. For more information about hiking trails and preserves, go to openspace.org/preserves. Weekly file photo.

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GETTING AROUNDTrains, shuttles, taxis, rideshare

Palo Alto is an extremely safe community, and other than taking obvious precautions when out at night,

visitors should feel comfortable freely exploring the city. Use common sense and extra care when using the pedes-trian tunnels at the train stations, and avoid walking alone at night.

Palo Alto is served by a transportation network that includes the regional Caltrain system (800-660-4287; for hearing impaired, 650-508-6448 (TTY); caltrain.com), which operates frequent trains between San Francisco and San Jose; the Santa Clara Valley Transportation Authority bus system (408-321-2300, vta.org); and an ex-tensive network of pedestrian and bike paths. Local taxis (Yellow Checker Cab Co., 408-777-7777 or 650-999-9999) and rides through services such as Lyft and Uber are also available.

San Francisco and San Jose airports connect to nearby Caltrain stations in Millbrae and Santa Clara (via BART at SFO and VTA bus, Route 10, at SJC) and arrive at the down-town Palo Alto train station.

During weekdays from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m., parking in downtown Palo Alto and California Avenue lots is free for two hours (and parking garages for three hours). There is no enforcement on weekends. Day permits for downtown and California Avenue are available for $25. For more information, visit paloalto.parking guide.com.

Stanford and Palo Alto operate two free shuttle services that connect riders to transit, shopping, dining and entertainment on campus and within the city. Shuttles are open to all riders. For information about the Palo Alto Shuttle, go to cityofpaloalto.org/shuttle. For information about the Stanford Marguerite shuttle service, go to marguerite.stanford.edu. Photo by Zachary Hoffman.

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The Santa Cruz Mountains — which rise 3,786 feet above the San Francisco Bay at their highest point

and stretch the entire length of the Peninsula — are home to hundreds of intimate artisan wineries and pri-vate vineyards. The region’s higher elevations, cooler temperatures and frequent fog, provide the perfect micro-climate for growing pinot noir and chardonnay grapes. If you have at least a few hours, it’s worth taking a scenic drive (tinyurl.com/ScenicWineDrive) along the winding mountain roads to visit some of these wineries and take in the panoramic view of Silicon Valley.

VINEYARDS NEAR PALO ALTO PORTOLA VINEYARDS | 850 Los Trancos Road, Portola Valley, 650-332-4959; portolavineyards.com

Since 2005, the Lehmann family has been producing hand-crafted vintages at their estate vineyard in the Peninsula foothills. The micro-winery is known for its pinot noir. Tours and tastings are available for groups of five or more and must be arranged in advance. Summer events: Outdoor jazz concert series, includes wine- tasting of currently released wines.

Distance from Palo Alto: 7.8 miles/18 minutes

THOMAS FOGARTY WINERY & VINEYARDS | 19501 Skyline Blvd, Woodside, 650- 851- 6777; fogartywinery.com

Founded by former Stanford professor and cardiovas-cular surgeon Thomas Fogarty, the 325-acre winery provides a sweeping view of the San Francisco Bay from Skyline Ridge just above Palo Alto. The winery is known for its chardonnay and pinot noir wines. The tasting room is open from noon to 4 p.m., Mondays; and 11 a.m. to 5 p.m., Wednesdays - Sundays.

Distance from Palo Alto: 19.3 miles/38 minutes

IF YOU’RE SHORT ON TIMEWOODSIDE VINEYARDS (winery/tasting room) | 205 Constitution Drive, Menlo Park, 650-851-3144; woodsidevineyards.com

Winery operations and tasting room (Auto Vino) are located in a warehouse that includes a collection of rare and exotic cars | Tasting hours: 11 a.m. to 4 p.m., Saturdays and Sundays.

LA HONDA WINERY (winery/tasting room) | 2645 Fair Oaks Ave., Redwood City, 650-366-4104; lahonda winery.com

Urban winery in a light-industrial area just north of Palo Alto | Tasting room typically is open the third Saturday of each month, excluding harvest season in September and October.

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High-tech may have replaced many of the orchards that once defined the Peninsula and the surrounding area,

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RESTAURANTS: SEASONAL MENUS AND FARM DINNERSMORSEY’S FARMHOUSE 134 Main St., Los Altos 650-860-6060 | morseys.comEvery dish at Morsey’s Farmhouse in Los Altos is made with products from Kal and Yulia Morsey’s 50-acre dairy just outside of Sacramento. The husband-and-wife team have built the entire restaurant menu around the milk produced from their herd of about 400 water buffalo. Diners can find everything from gelato, buffalo-milk quiche and buffalo cheesecake to salads and sandwiches made with the res-taurant’s mozzarella, burrata and award-winning ricotta.

PORTOLA KITCHEN 3130 Alpine Road, Portola Valley 650-851-6453 | portolakitchen.comAlmost everything on the rustic-Italian menu at Portola Kitchen is made from scratch using locally sourced ingre-dients, including fresh-picked produce delivered daily from the family-owned Webb and Jelich ranches, both located a short drive down the road.

VINA ENOTECA 700 Welch Road, Palo Alto 650-646-3477 | vinaenoteca.com Housed in the rustic Stanford Barn that served as a working winery in the late 1800s, Vina Enoteca regularly draws on produce grown about a mile away at Stanford University’s O’Donohue Family Stanford Educational Farm for its Italian-California menu. Restaurant owner Rocco Scordella checks out what’s available on the farm before coming up with dishes at his restaurant.

MADERA 2825 Sand Hill Road, Menlo Park 650-561-1540 | maderasandhill.comMadera brings seasonal ingredients along with the farmers who grow them into its Michelin-star kitchen once a month for a five-course farm dinner. A farmer and the executive chef join guests at the communal din-ing table during each dinner to discuss the creation and ingredients of each dish. The dinner series also includes a flight of wine pairings customized by the sommelier team. Dinners are offered during one seating at 6:30 p.m., spring through fall.

FARMS: TOURS AND TASTINGSHARLEY FARMS 205 North St., Pescadero 650-879-0480 | harleyfarms.comVisitors can dine by candlelight in the hayloft at Harley Farms surrounded by nine acres of pastures where ingre-dients in the meal are produced. The restored 1910 dairy farm, which is now home to 200 alpine goats, hosts tours followed by farm dinners on select Fridays and Saturdays year round, providing visitors the opportunity to see where and how the farm’s award-winning chevre, fromage blanc, ricotta and feta goat cheeses are made. Tours include a behind-the-scenes peek at the dairy’s cheese making, with

stops at the edible flower garden, loafing barn and milking parlor. The four-course farm dinners are prepared from lo-cally grown food by the farm cook. Farm dinners are open to diners ages 18 and older, and sell out early.

O’DONOHUE FAMILY STANFORD EDUCATIONAL FARM 175 Electioneer Road, Stanford | farm.stanford.edu Stanford University’s six-acre academic farm is open year round for public tours, seasonal tastings and other special harvest events. Overseen by the School of Earth, Energy & Environmental Science, the campus farm contains more than 200 varieties of vegetables, flowers, herbs, field crops and fruit and provides 15,000 pounds of produce a year for the university’s student dining halls. Students come to the farm to test new ideas about the biological, social and environmental aspects of farming. Tours begin at the Huffington Barn every Tuesday at 12:15 p.m.

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BEST PLACE TO SPLURGEEvvia Estiatorio 420 Emerson St., Palo Alto, 650-326-0983; evvia.netCombines fine dining with comfort as an open kitchen with a wood-burning oven turns out traditional Greek fare.

BEST DINING WITH KIDSPalo Alto Creamery Fountain & Grill 566 Emerson St., Palo Alto, 650-323-3131; paloaltocreamery.comWhen locals return to town, the Creamery — family owned for more than 85 years — is often on a short list of places to

visit first, just to get a quick fix of their famous milkshakes, available in just about every flavor imaginable.

BEST MEAL UNDER $20Asian Box Town & Country Village #21, 855 El Camino Real, Palo Alto, 650-391-9305; asianbox.comInspired by Vietnamese street food, Asian Box offers diners comforting staples like pho and curry chicken, as well as more eclectic options such as caramel catfish and garlic-and-soy-glazed beef. Pick up one of their “signature box-es” or customize your own by choosing a base, a protein, some toppings and a sauce.

BEST NEW RESTAURANTProtégé 250 California Ave., Palo Alto, 650-494-4181; protegepaloalto.com Co-owners Dennis Kelly and Anthony Secviar, a former sommelier and chef, respectively, from the three-Mi-chelin-star The French Laundry in Yountville, opened this neighborhood restaurant that serves high-caliber but approachable food, from pillowy ricotta dumplings and brick chicken to a playful dessert cart piled high with pas-try chef Eddie Lopez’s chocolate chip cookies and pies.

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Baumé baumerestaurant.com 201 S. California Ave., Palo Alto 650-328-8899 French $$$$ • • •

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Cafe Brioche cafebrioche-paloalto.com 445 S. California Ave., Palo Alto 650-326-8640 French $$$ • • • • • • •

Cafe Pro Bono cafeprobono.com 2437 Birch St., Palo Alto 650-326-1626 Italian $$$ • • • • •

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Aroy Thai Bistro 320 University Ave., Palo Alto 650-485-2636 Thai $$ • • • • • •

Asian Box asianboxpaloalto.com #21 Town & Country Village, 855 El Camino Real, Palo Alto 650-391-9305

Vietnamese ★ $$ • • • •

Bangkok Cuisine bangkokcuisinepaloalto.com 407 Lytton Ave., Palo Alto 650-322-6533 Thai $$ • • • • •

Bevri bevri.com 530 Bryant St., Palo Alto 650-384-6500 Georgian $$ • • • • •

Bird Dog birddogpa.com 420 Ramona St., Palo Alto 650-656-8180 California $$$ • • •

Bistro Maxine bistromaxine.com 548 Ramona St., Palo Alto 650-323-1815

French, Cafe $$ • • • • • • • •

Buca di Beppo bucadibeppo.com/restaurants/ca/palo-alto 643 Emerson St., Palo Alto 650-329-0665

Italian $$ • • • • •

Burma Ruby burmaruby.com 326 University Ave., Palo Alto 650-285-2770 Burmese $$ • • • •

Cafe 220 cafe220.com 220 B University Ave., Palo Alto 650-853-8182

Middle Eastern $ • • • •

Cafe Epi cafeepi.com 405 University Ave., Palo Alto 650-328-4888 Cafe $$ • • • • • • •

Coconuts coconutsinpaloalto.com 642 Ramona St., Palo Alto 650-329-9533

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La Boheme labohemepaloalto.com 415 S. California Ave., Palo Alto 650-561-3577 French $$ • • • • •

Palo Alto Sol vivesol.biz/paloalto 408 S. California Ave., Palo Alto 650-328-8840 Mexican ★ $$ • • • •

Pastis pastispaloalto.com 447 S. California Ave., Palo Alto 650-324-1355

French, Cafe $$ • • • • • • •

Peking Duck 151 S. California Ave., Palo Alto 650-321-9388 Chinese $$ • • • • •

Poki Bowl 2305 El Camino Real, Suite B 650-561-3027

Japanese, Hawaiian $$ • • •

Protégé protegepaloalto.com 250 California Ave., Palo Alto 650-494-4181 American ★ $$$$ • • • •

Spalti Ristorante spalti.com 417 S. California Ave., Palo Alto 650-327-9390 Italian $$ • • • • • •

Sun of Wolf sunofwolfpa.com 406 California Ave., Palo Alto 650-325-8888 Mexican $$ • • •

Sundance The Steakhouse sundancethesteakhouse.com 1921 El Camino Real, Palo Alto 650-321-6798

Steak ★ $$$$ • • • • •

Terún terunpizza.com 448 S. California Ave., Palo Alto 650-600-8310

Pizza, Italian ★ $$$ • • • • • •

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Coupa Cafe coupacafe.com 538 Ramona St., Palo Alto 650-322-6872 111 Lytton Ave., Palo Alto 650-741-0713

Cafe $$ • • • • •

Dan Gordon’s dangordons.com 640 Emerson St., Palo Alto 650-324-1960 BBQ $$ • • • • • •

Darbar Indian Cuisine digi-net.ws/cus1163 129 Lytton Ave., Palo Alto 650-321-6688 Indian ★ $$$ • • • •

Douce France cafedoucefrance.com #104 Town & Country Village, 855 El Camino Real, Palo Alto 650-322-3601

French, Cafe $ • • •

Evvia evvia.net 420 Emerson St., Palo Alto 650-326-0983 Greek ★ $$$ • • • •

Garden Fresh gardenfresh.us 460 Ramona St., Palo Alto 650-462-9298

Chinese, Vegan $ • • • • •

Go Fish Poke Bar gofishpokebar.com Stanford Shopping Center, Palo Alto 650-328-1370

Hawaiian/Japanese $$ • • • • •

Gravity Wine Bar gravitywinebar.com 544 Emerson St., Palo Alto 650-327-3161

Wine bar, Italian $$ • • •

Gyros Gyros gyrosgyrospaloalto.com 498 University Ave., Palo Alto 650-327-0107 Greek $ • • •

Howie’s Artisan Pizza howiesartisanpizza.com/palo-alto #60 Town & Country Village, 855 El Camino Real, Palo Alto 650-327-4992

Pizza $$ • • • • •

Il Fornaio ilfornaio.com/paloalto 520 Cowper St., Palo Alto 650-853-3888 Italian $$$ • • • • • • • •

Jing Jing jingjinggourmet.com.com 443 Emerson St., Palo Alto 650-328-6885 Chinese $$ • • • •

Joya Restaurant & Lounge joyarestaurant.com 339 University Ave., Palo Alto 650-853-9800 Latin $$$ • • • • •

Kanpai Sushi kanpaipaloalto.com 330 Lytton Ave., Palo Alto 650-325-2696 Japanese $$ • • •

La Strada Ristorante Italiano lastradapaloalto.com 335 University Ave., Palo Alto 650-324-8300 Italian $$$ • • • • •

Lemonade lemonadela.com 151 University Ave., Palo Alto 650-524-5028

Salads, Cafe $$ • • • • •

Local Union 271 localunion271.com 271 University Ave., Palo Alto 650-322-7509 American $$ • • • • • •

MacArthur Park macarthurparkpaloalto.com 27 University Ave., Palo Alto 650-321-9990 American $$$ • • • • • • •

Mayfield Bakery & Cafe mayfieldbakery.com Bldg. 4, Town & Country Village, 855 El Camino Real, Palo Alto 650-853-9200

California Cuisine ★ $$ • • • • • •

Nobu noburestaurants.com 180 Hamilton Ave., Palo Alto 650-666-3322 Japanese $$$$ • • • • •

Nola nolas.com 535 Ramona St., Palo Alto 650-328-2722

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Onigilly onigilly.com 164 University Ave., Palo Alto 650-313-2104 Japanese $ • • •

Oren’s Hummus Shop orenshummus.com 261 University Ave., Palo Alto 650-752-6492

Middle Eastern $$ • • •

Osteria osteriatoscanapaloalto.com 247 Hamilton Ave., Palo Alto 650-328-5700 Italian $$ • • •

Palo Alto Creamery Fountain & Grill paloaltocreamery.com 566 Emerson St., Palo Alto 650-323-3131

American ★ $$ • • • •

Pampas pampaspaloalto.com 529 Alma St., Palo Alto 650-327-1323

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Patxi’s Chicago Pizza patxispizza.com/location/palo-alto-pizza 441 Emerson St., Palo Alto 650-473-9999

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Pizzeria Delfina pizzeriadelfina.com/paloalto 651 Emerson St., Palo Alto 650-353-2208 Pizza $$ • • • • • •

Poke House pokehouse.com #9 Town & Country Village, 855 El Camino Real, Palo Alto 650-321-3005

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The Prolific Oven prolificoven.com 550 Waverley St., Palo Alto 650-326-8485 Cafe $$ • • • •

Ramen Nagi ramennagiusa.com 541 Bryant St., Palo Alto Ramen $$ • • •

Rangoon Ruby rangoonruby.com 445 Emerson St., Palo Alto 650-323-6543

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Reposado reposadorestaurant.com 236 Hamilton Ave., Palo Alto 650-833-3151 Mexican $$$ • • • • •

The Rose & Crown roseandcrownpa.com 547 Emerson St., Palo Alto 650-327-ROSE British $$ • • • •

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Siam Royal siamroyalthai.com 338 University Ave., Palo Alto 650-329-8129 Thai $$ • • • •

SliderBar sliderbarusa.com/palo-alto 324 University Ave., Palo Alto 650-322-7300 Burgers $ • • • • • •

Sprout Cafe cafesprout.com 168 University Ave., Palo Alto 650-323-7688 Cafe $$ • • •

Saint Michael’s Alley stmikes.com 140 Homer Ave., Palo Alto 650-326-2530

California Cuisine ★ $$$ • • • • •

Steam steampaloalto.com 209 University Ave., Palo Alto 650-322-1888 Chinese $$ • • • •

Sushirrito sushirrito.com 548 University Ave., Palo Alto 650-600-9696 Japanese $ • • •

Sweetgreen sweetgreen.com 581 Ramona St., Palo Alto 650-308-9824 Salads ★ $$ • • •


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Tacolicious tacolicious.com 632 Emerson St., Palo Alto 650-838-0500 Mexican $$ • • • • •

Tai Pan taipanpaloalto.com 560 Waverley St., Palo Alto 650-329-9168 Chinese $$ • • • • •

Tamarine Restaurant tamarinerestaurant.com 546 University Ave., Palo Alto 650-325-8500 Vietnamese ★ $$$$ • • • •

Taste 423 University Ave., Palo Alto 650-323-6488 Chinese $$ • • • • • •

The Tap Room tinyurl.com/taproompaloalto 233 University Ave., Palo Alto 650-752-6132 American $$ • • •

Taverna tavernarestaurant.net 800 Emerson St., Palo Alto 650-304-3840 Greek $$$ • • • •

Terrain Cafe shopterrain.com/palo-alto-restaurant/ Stanford Shopping Center, Palo Alto 650-262-1830 American $$ • • • •

Thaiphoon thaiphoonpaloalto.com 543 Emerson St., Palo Alto 650-323-7700 Thai $$ • • • • •

Thyme thyme-pa.com 496 Hamilton Ave., Palo Alto 650-704-6828 California $$ • •

True Food Kitchen truefoodkitchen.com Stanford Shopping Center, Palo Alto 650-272-5157

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Umami Burger umami.com/locations/palo-alto 452 University Ave., Palo Alto 650-321-8626 Burgers $$ • • • •

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The Wine Room thepawineroom.com 520 Ramona St., Palo Alto 650-462-1968 Wine bar $$ • •

Yayoi yayoi-us.com 403 University Ave., Palo Alto 650-494-4437 Japanese $$ • • • •

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AROUND PALO ALTO

4290 Bistro & Bar at the Crowne Plaza cabanapaloalto.com/palo-alto-restaurants.aspx 4290 El Camino Real, Palo Alto 650-857-0787

American $$ • • • • • • • •

Bill’s Cafe billscafe.com 3163 Middlefield Road, Palo Alto 650-665-7941 American $$ • • • •

Dinah’s Poolside Grill dinahshotel.com/palo-alto-restaurants 4261 El Camino Real, Palo Alto 650-798-1314

American $$ • • • • • • •

The Fish Market thefishmarket.com 3150 El Camino Real, Palo Alto 650-493-8862 Seafood ★ $$$ • • • • • •

Fleming’s Prime Steakhouse & Wine Bar flemingssteakhouse.com/locations/ca/palo-alto 2 Stanford Shopping Center, Palo Alto 650-329-8457

Steak $$$$ • • • •


THE MOUNTAIN HOUSE– RESTAURANT & BAR –

Casual Fine Dining in a Rustic Setting Amid Redwoods

13808 Skyline Blvd., Woodside • 650.851.8541 • www.themountainhouse.comLocated 6 miles south of Hwy 92; 1 mile north of King’s Mtn Rd

Open: Wed-Sat at 5:00pm and Sun at 2:00pm

www.CeliasRestaurants.com

3740 El Camino Real, Palo Alto • 650.843.0643

Follow Us On Social Media!Find us on instagram: celiasmexicanpa

Find us on twitter @celiamexicanpa

Family owned and operated since 1965Catering, dinner specials, full bar & banquet facilities all year round • Open all day, 7 days a week!

Happy Hour 7 days a week from 3:00-7:00 pm Bar and patio only

Home of

the famous

Margarita!

Mexican Restaurant


C L A S S I C E U R O P E A N

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FULL BAR • FINE WINES • BANQUETS

2437 BIRCH ST., PALO ALTO 650.326.1626

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MEDITERRANEAN ITALIAN CUISINE

Palo Alto Community Child CareLearning, Playing, Growing Together

3990 Ventura Court Palo Alto, CA 94306Phone: 650-493-2361

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Palo Alto Community Child Care offers enriching environments

and engaging experiences to set children on the best possible

path for life and bring peace of mind to their parents.

• Infant-Toddler Programs

•Preschool Programs

•After-School Kids’ Clubs

•Summer Camps (K-5th grade)


BEYOND PALO ALTO EAST PALO ALTO | LOS ALTOS | PORTOLA VALLEY | WOODSIDE

Alice’s Restaurant alicesrestaurant.com 17288 Skyline Blvd., Woodside 650-851-0303

Burgers, American $$ • • • • • • •

Amber India amber-india.com/mountainview 4926 El Camino Real, Los Altos 650-968-7511 Indian ★ $$ • • • • •

Amigo’s Grill 3130 Alpine Rd #290, Portola Valley 650-851-3997 Mexican ★ $$ • • • • • •

Armadillo Willy’s Burgers & BBQ armadillowillys.com 1031 N. San Antonio Road, Los Altos 650-941-2922 American ★ $$ • • •

Buck’s of Woodside buckswoodside.com 3062 Woodside Road, Woodside 650-851-8010 American ★ $$ • • • • • • •

Chef Chu’s chefchu.com 1067 N. San Antonio Road, Los Altos 650-948-2696 Chinese ★ $$ • • • • •

Firehouse Bistro thefirehousebistro.com 2991 Woodside Road, Woodside 650-851-4988

French, California Cuisine

$$$ • • •

The Mountain House Restaurant themountainhouse.com 13808 Skyline Blvd., Woodside 650-851-8541

American $$$ • • •

Parkside Grille parksidegrille.com 884 Portola Road Ste A1, Portola Valley 650-529-9007 American $$$ • • • • • •

Portola Kitchen portolakitchen.com 3130 Alpine Road, Portola Valley 650-851-6453

Italian/American $$ • • • • • •

Quattro Restaurant at the Four Seasons quattrorestaurant.com 2050 University Ave., East Palo Alto 650-470-2889

California Cuisine $$$$ • • • • • •

The Village Pub thevillagepub.net 2967 Woodside Road, Woodside 650-851-9888 American ★ $$$ • • • • • • •


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AROUND PALO ALTOFuki Sushi fukisushi.com 4119 El Camino Real, Palo Alto 650-494-9383 Japanese ★ $$$ • • • • •

Pizz’a Chicago pizzachicago.com 4115 El Camino Real, Palo Alto 650-424-9400 Pizza $ • • • • • •

Siam Fine Thai Cuisine 3924 El Camino Real, Palo Alto 650-812-0139 Thai $$ • • • •

Taro San Japanese Noodle Bar tarosanudon.com 717 Stanford Shopping Center, Palo Alto 650-815-2700 Japanese $$ • • •

Tender Greens tendergreens.com 180 El Camino Real, Palo Alto 650-285-6702 American $$ • • • •

The Sea by Alexander’s Steakhouse theseausa.com 4269 El Camino Real, Palo Alto 650-213-1111 Seafood $$$ • • • •

MENLO PARKBistro Vida bistrovidamp.com 641 Santa Cruz Ave., Menlo Park 650-462-1686 French $$$ • • • • • •

Black Pepper Restaurant blackpepper-usa.com 1029 El Camino Real, Menlo Park 650-485-2345

Malaysian, Thai $$$ • • • •

British Bankers Club britishbankersclub.com 555 Santa Cruz Ave., Menlo Park 650-327-8769 American $$$ • • • • •

44 Spr ing/Summer 2019 V is i tors Guide

Delicious Italian Food in Beautiful Downtown Los Altos

Enjoy Our Pastas, Pizzas, Salads, Entrees And Daily Specials Prepared

With The Freshest Seasonal Ingredients.

100 State Street • Los Altos 650.949.2400

www.pompeiiristorante.comOpen Tuesday-Sunday


MENLO PARKCafe Borrone cafeborrone.com 1010 El Camino Real, Menlo Park 650-327-0830 Cafe ★ $$ • • • • •

Cafe Del Sol Restaurant cafedelsolmenlo.com 1010 Doyle St., Menlo Park 650-326-2501 Mexican $$ • • • •

Cafe Wisteria cafewisteria.com 75 Arbor Road, Menlo Park 650-838-9002 Cafe ★ $$ • • •

Camper Restaurant campermp.com 98 Santa Cruz Ave., Menlo Park 650-321-8980 American $$ • • •

Carpaccio carpaccios.com 1120 Crane St., Menlo Park 650-322-1211 Italian ★ $$$ • • • • •

Chef Kwan’s chefkwans.com 630 Menlo Ave., Menlo Park 650-322-4631 Chinese $$ • • •

Cook’s Seafood cooksseafood.com 751 El Camino Real, Menlo Park 650-325-0604 Seafood $$ • • • •

Jeffrey’s Hamburgers jeffreyshamburgers.com 888 El Camino Real, Menlo Park 650-322-1959 Burgers ★ $$ • • •

Juban jubanrestaurant.com 712 Santa Cruz Ave., Menlo Park 650-473-6458 Japanese $$$ • • • • •

Kyosho kyoshosushi.com 605 Santa Cruz Ave., Menlo Park 650-656-8181 Japanese $$$ • • • •

Left Bank Brasserie leftbank.com/home_menlopark 635 Santa Cruz Ave., Menlo Park 650-473-6543 French ★ $$$ • • • • • • •

Madera maderasandhill.com 2825 Sand Hill Road, Menlo Park 650-561-1540 American $$$$ • • • • • •

Octopus ocotpusjapanese.com 925 El Camino Real, Menlo Park 650-600-8794 Japanese $$ • • • •

The Refuge refugesc.com 1143 Crane St., Menlo Park 650-319-8197 Burgers $$ • • • •

Shiok! shiokkitchen.com 1137 Chestnut St., Menlo Park 650-838-9448

Singapor-ean $$ • • • • •

Sultana thesultana.net 1149 El Camino Real, Menlo Park 650-322-4343

Middle Eastern $$ • • • • •

Yum Cha Palace yumchamenlopark.com 1039 El Camino Real, Menlo Park 650-752-6173 Dim sum ★ $$ • • • • •


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MOUNTAIN VIEWAlexander’s Patisserie alexanderspatisserie.com 209 Castro St., Mountain View 650-864-9999 Bakery ★ $$ • •

Amarin Thai Cuisine amarinthaicuisine.com 174 Castro St., Mountain View 650-988-9323 Thai ★ $$ • • • • • •

Bonchon bonchon.com 260 Castro St., Mountain View 650-282-5633 Korean $$ • • • •

Casa Lupe casalupemv.com 459 Castro St., Mountain View 650-965-2944 Mexican $$ • • • • •

Cascal cascalrestaurant.com 400 Castro St., Mountain View 650-940-9500

Latin, Tapas ★ $$ • • • • •

Chang’an Artisan Noodle changan-artisan-noodle.business.sitecom 580 N. Rengstorff Ave., Mountain View 650-964-3300

Asian Fusion $$ • • • • •



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MOUNTAIN VIEWChez TJ cheztj.com 938 Villa St., Mountain View 650-964-7466 French $$$$ • •

Clarke’s Charcoal Broiler clarkes.com 615 W. El Camino Real, Mountain View 650-967-0851 Burgers ★ $ • • • • • •

The Crepevine crepevine.com/crepevine-locations-mountainview.html 300 Castro St., Mountain View 650-969-6878

Cafe, Sandwiches ★ $$ • • • • • •

Ephesus ephesusrestaurant.net 185 Castro St., Mountain View 650-625-8155

Mediter-ranean ★ $$ • • • • •

Eureka! eurekarestaurantgroup.com 191 Castro St., Mountain View 650-426-0582 American $$ • • • • •

Fiesta del Mar / Fiesta del Mar Too fiestadelmar.com 198 Castro St., Mountain View 650-969-6767 735 Villa St., Mountain View 650-967-3525

Mexican $$ • • • • •

Garden Fresh gardenfresh.us 1245 W. El Camino Real, Mountain View 650-254-1688

Chinese, Vegan ★ $ • • • •

Guru Katsu facebook.com/Gurukatsu 1711 W El Camino Real, Mountain View 650-752-8137 Japanese $$ • • •

La Fontaine lafontainerestaurant.com 186 Castro St., Mountain View 650-968-2300

French, Italian Fusion

★ $$$ • • • • • •

Maison Alyzee maisonalyzee.com 212 Castro St., Mountain View 650-960-1212

French bakery $$ • • • • •

Pacific Catch Fresh Fish Grill pacificcatch.com/locations/mountain-view 545 San Antonio Road, #34, Mountain View 650-941-1810

Seafood ★ $$ • • • •

Paul Martin’s American Grill paulmartinsamericangrill.com/locations/mountain-view-ca-restaurant 545 San Antonio Road, #31, Mountain View 650-917-9941

American $$$ • • • •

Pokeworks pokeworks.com 211 Castro St., Mountain View 650-336-0058

Japanese, Hawaiian $$ • • • • •

Poké Bar ilovepokebar.com 340 Castro St., Mountain View 415-967-9728

Japanese, Hawaiian $$ • • • •

Ristorante Don Giovanni dongiovannis.com 235 Castro St., Mountain View 650-961-9749 Italian $$$ • • • • • •

Rumble Fish rumblefishmv.com 357 Castro St., Mountain View 650-961-9086 Japanese $$ • • •

Shabuway shabuway.com 180 Castro St., Mountain View 650-961-8880 Japanese $$ • •

Stein’s Beer Garden steinsbeergarden.com 895 Villa St., Mountain View 650-963-9568 American ★ $$ • • • • • •

Sushi Tomi sushitomi.org 635 W. Dana St., Mountain View 650-968-3227 Japanese ★ $$ • • •

Superhot Hot Pot & Korean BBQ 210 Hope St., Mountain View 650-963-9819 Korean $$ • •

Tied House Cafe and Brewery tiedhouse.com 954 Villa St., Mountain View 650-965-2739

Burgers, American $$ • • • • •

Vaso Azzurro Ristorante vasoazzurro.com 108 Castro St., Mountain View 650-940-1717 Italian $$ • • • • • •

The Voya Restaurant thevoyarestaurant.com 1390 Pear Ave., Suite B, Mountain View 650-386-6471 Latin $$ • • • • • • •

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