"Super cute & cozy coffee shop in Downtown Los Gatos. Great service, amazing menu (I got the non caffeinated rose & saffron tea), and great seating. Also, their hours are fantastic - always a plus when a coffee shop stays open in the evenings! Street parking may be difficult but you can park at near by lots scattered across Downtown Los Gatos & walk over."
"I have been enjoying Touch of Soul for several years, at the former San Pablo location. I finally made it to Touch of Soul at the new(ish) location on Adeline in Emeryville. It was excellent! The food was spot on with all dishes cooked with aplomb. It seemed better than ever. Had the 1/2 fried chicken and it is always sooo good. They do not rely on the batter to make it tasty as too many others do. Their chicken is battened perfectly but it is not the only gem. Skin is always super crispy and the meat cooked to perfection. Big flavor, juicy meat, and really not greasy. My sides were the mac, brussel sprouts and dressing with gravy. Last night the dressing was the stand out. They make it with noticeable sweetness which is the best match with their rich and savory gravy. My only issue with TOS (a personal pet peeve) is they never returned to real plates and actual silverware. All you can get even for dine-in are plastic utensils. However This is meaningless when the food is just that dam goodTOS has always been a delightful group of people and that continues to be the case. They are always so kind and welcoming. I will go eat at places where staff treats me like crap if the food is real good. But at TOS this is never an issue. Just wonderful to eat outstanding fare while feeling like you are with family. (Well, at least with the parts of the family that are chilI, not the ones that are all fucked up and crazy.)TOS FTW!!"
Flour tortilla, whole pinto beans, rice, pico de gallo, cheese, avocado and your choice of meat.
$17.94
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crushed tomato, mozzarella, parmesan, torn basil
$24.50
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House special butter mushroom cream chicken with hint of thyme and garlic, garnished with parsley.
$20.00
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lightly fried, topped with smoked paprika + bacon candy [750 cal]
$11.65
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Spicy jalapeno slaw, Louisiana hot sauce aioli and fries.
$17.00
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"First timer, Tin & Pig is def serving up some authentic Korean food. The ambiance was great the meals are extremely hearty but also pretty pricy which is why I took a star away - not saying it's not worth it but it could be a tab then again what's not now a day's. I'm a huge fan of Kimchi Stew this one had pork in it, very rich & comforting on a rainy night served with a side of rice. Def enjoyed it. Got the sweet & spicy wings & the plain wing's I wanted the sauce on the side but it's $3 to have the sauce on the side which kinda confused me? Regardless packed with flavor and fried to perfection. The bulgogi w/rice & egg which is semi pictured could honestly be skipped on. It was good but it didn't stand out to me. Def wanna try hot pot going back.Over all the customer service was great, the gentleman who served us was very personable & he checked in but also gave enough space for us to have a conversation. Hopefully you guys enjoy this place & try it out :)"
"I love coming to this restaurant They are very friendly and welcoming. I can't wait to try this evenings special is Chicken Pazole. I am truly amazed! Thank you so much!) we have been here several times and I have loved it every time. I am so impressed with the servers. Small team but lots of love and care. !! Definitely will come back."
"Quality of ingredients and freshness is excellent. The broths are amazing. A must visit for any Asian food fan."
"Cute place for a birthday lunch! I met a friend and loved the decor inside and had outdoor dining. Comfort food with tons of options of Chicken and Waffles, Burgers, Fries, etc. I ordered the Bacon and Ham Quiche with a side salad. It was so good with buttery crust with tons of veggies and ham on a pomodoro sauce. My friend got the Croque Monsieur with a fried egg on top with melted cheese and savory ham. I loved the presentation of the food. Our waiter did a great job of answering our questions and bringing out our food quickly. We enjoyed a piece of flan and fruit for my birthday! Prices were average and tons of parking behind the restaurant. I want to go back and try out a cocktail!"
Annabelle R.
Sep 5, 2023
This is a lovely coffee shop with an inviting atmosphere. The interior showcases the work of local artists on the walls, which rotates regularly, presenting something new to brighten up the place each month. Service was great, and there was hardly a wait to order on a Monday afternoon during a holiday weekend. Pastries and cookies can be picked up from the display case, and hot food along with drinks took 5-10 minutes after we ordered. The iced mocha and cardamom rose iced green tea were refreshing, with great flavor. The oatmeal chocolate cookie and banana chocolate chip loaf tasted homemade, with lots of chocolatey goodness mixed in to satisfy my sweet tooth. The potato, egg, green chile, and cheese burrito was a bit on the small side, but stuffed with tasty ingredients and quite filling. We enjoyed our treats in the outdoor patio, and parking was free and easy a block away, near the Los Gatos Town Plaza Park.
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Aylish T.
Jan 5, 2025
I eat here a lot and really enjoy it but I do feel like the quality is very variable - when it's good it's REALLY good but I would pass on most of the menu. The chicken wings are really hit or miss, maybe it depends on the cook that day. The last few times they've been weirdly underseasoned and chewy. I'd stick to the smothered or grilled chicken. Catfish is also kind of mid. But the sides are amazing. Delicious mashed sweet potato, greens, potato salad, and the biscuit...yummm.Sometimes my order is messed up when I order inside they're pretty busy and I keep coming back but it's happened a few too many times for my preference.It's pretty decent soul food for CA but since I'm from the south I can't help but compare. The service is really attentive and nice. The vibes are really good and it feels like a cozy social spot for sure, so I feel the need to give it its props there.
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Tony M.
Dec 20, 2024
This place was on my wife's list to try for a couple years. Boy, we were missing out. Tin & Pig is great! The Korean fried chicken is super good and addicting. My 6 year old also really loves the kimchi fried rice. The soups are good too. We haven't gone wrong with anything on the menu so far. It's also got a pretty good set up, with private booths along the walls, and art to hang your soju cap on. That's great for a family or a date where you want some privacy.We have tried a lot of Korean food in Oakland, to try and replicate that LA Koreatown quality. Tin & Pig is one of the best out there.
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Rachel R.
Oct 16, 2024
My absolute favorite Mexican food!! The service is always exceptional & the food is delicious. Their salsas, burritos, tacos, & drinks are exquisite. I've never had bad food or a bad experience at Castillo's.
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Veronica C.
Jan 27, 2025
Coming on a Monday late lunch, I thought maybe it'd be easier to get a table. Didn't seem like it, still had to wait about 10 minutes to get seated, and it being MLK, maybe that's why. There were plenty of ingredients to choose from. I must have gotten almost 2 pounds of food since my total came to around $29. Though, admittedly, this did serve me for about 3 meals (2 nights of leftovers). The ingredients quality was pretty good, and overall, the place felt clean, though the fact that you had to use the same tongs for every section (including the meat and veggie sections) felt maybe slightly unsanitary, though I'm sure it get boiled out when they prepare the meal. I got the classic bone broth, mild, and it still got me a little sweaty. But generally speaking, it was all really tasty and I liked the variety of ingredients. Service was also fairly quick and courteous.
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Chris M.
Dec 20, 2024
The Post is a nice spot in downtown Los Altos that combines good food and wonderful nightlife into a one-stop experience. The food is very good. The staff is amazing. The menu is diverse. This spot is best visited with friends, coworkers or family. It's a place to share in an almost festive restaurant environment. The outdoor seating is well-lit and heated -- which is great for our local Bay Area weather year-round. The salmon carbonara is incredible too!Overall, this is a nice spot that can is casual and "fancy" at the same time. It's actually a great value for the price (and area) too. There are plenty of plates below $30 -- but with a quality that would easily exceed that elsewhere. Parking is available in front of the restaurant as well in adjacent public lots.
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Amra Z.
Feb 26, 2025
Our experience was filled with laughs, delicious food, and great drinks!!I highly recommend the burrata pesto app, it is the best starter as well as the meatballs- super shareable. The broccolini and mashed potatoes are my go-to sides here and the chimichurri sauce pairs seamlessly with the chicken and salmon! The woodire margarita is perfect if you like a twist of mezcal with your tequila. We've always had great service at all locations but Gerardo at the Rivermark plaza was exceptional and made our family night that much better. He was more than attentive and very pleasant to be around. Atmosphere is great for family as well business and social gatherings!
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Deb W.
Jul 8, 2023
Place is small and bullet holes in the windows but well worth the visit. Carnitas meat only and mixta are both good whether in a taco or burrito. Chicharon is good too.
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"Eyes on the RiseThe sister restaurant to Burlingame's Rise Pizzeria, Rise Woodfire is a mom-and-pop done good story. It all began with by a local couple who had a passion for making pies the proper way, using a wood-fired oven. Housed in the former Piatta Italian location, they've renovated it from white tablecloth Italian, to a rustic local neighborhood joint that just happens to sling wood-fired pizzas and also happens to have a killer bar. This The Good:*Reservations via OpenTable *Great service*Not only do they use their wood oven for Pizzas, but they also use it to cook several other items like Prime Rib and Beef Ribs--both of which aren't available until after 4 p.m. Next time, Gadget!*Full bar with local craft brews on-tap*Grass-fed Beef Meatball app was superb. The marinara was delicious and the meatballs were cooked to perfection. *Pizza was delicious. The dough had a nice chew, the ingredients were distributed well, and the crust had a nice char from the oven. They make a damn fine pie. *I don't recall much about the Kazbah bowl other than Carissa enjoyed it. I'd ask her for more details but she's hurrying me along right now so we can eat dinner. (:The Meh:*No outdoor seating for the time being but it looks like it's in the works. *Located in a large outdoor shopping center so there's plenty of parking abound, but this center can get quite busy and turn parking into "quite the tenses." If you don't mind walking, I recommend parking by the library/park. The Ugly:*They don't have a BYOP (Build-Your-Own-Pizza) option on the menu, so if you're building a pie for a picky teenager then you have to pick one of their presets that has the closest toppings and then add and subtract accordingly. But, as it's SoP in her pizza world, taking off an ingredient doesn't save you money but adding them on will cost you. And adding on a few things can inflate the price of the pizza well-over 50% very quickly.Conclusion: Tasty pies in a great ambiance. I'll be back for the Prime Rib! :)"
"Best carnitas I've ever had outside of Mexico. You HAVE to get the combos. That's the best bang for your buck, also get the carnitas MIXTAS. Straight fire. Their house salsa is so good too. Estás carnitas son las carnitas más deliciosas que e comido fuera de México. Vivo en San Francisco y vengo hasta Hayward a comprar estas carnitas mixtas."
"I did not know what to think of Chicken Paddy. I just noticed it randomly pop up on Doordash and decided to order it because everything sounded really good. I went to the ghost kitchen located in North San Jose by the airport to pick up my order. I have been in love ever since. I have tried 3 of their entrees and each one has been absolutely fantastic. The high price is totally worth it because the portions are big and the food is practically gourmet. You get what you paid for and you'll have enough for lunch and dinner.I have tried, the chicken tika masala, the mushroom chicken and the soy garlic chicken. Let me first start off by saying, the Korean cream corn is probably the best corn I ever had. I kept on saying wow for every bite. I think I will order a side or 2 of them tomorrow because I can't stop thinking about it. All of the sauces for each dish has so much flavor and all of the vegetables are sauteed with some kind of spice or sauce and has so much flavor to them. I look forward to trying more of the bowls and the drinks as well. Thank you Chicken Paddy for coming into my life and hopefully you can stay around for a long time!FYI, you can order it through Uber Eats and 949rufffood.com, the ghost kitchen."
"My friends and I decided to try Lazy Dog Restaurant & Bar for brunch after debating between it and Jack's across the street. Lazy Dog won us over with its pancake options. We arrived around 1 PM on a rainy afternoon and chose to sit near the bonfire, which was such a cozy and outdoorsy experience.To start, we ordered the bacon candy, and it was fantastic! The bacon was super crispy with a hint of spice. The pieces were thinner compared to the bacon at Sweet Maple, but it was still a treat. For my main dish, I was craving something like eggs Benedict or chicken and waffles. There was actually an eggs Benedict option, but I couldn't find it due to the menu being organized in a very confusing way. I ended up ordering the hot honey chicken + waffle salad instead. The dish did include small bites of chicken and waffles, but it leaned more toward being a salad. That said, the flavors worked surprisingly well, and it was a nice combo.We also shared a Hibiscus margarita pitcher because, hey, it's Sunday Funday! My friends ordered a variety of dishes, including the country chickens + biscuit, chilaquiles, and a burger. The chilaquiles were delicious, and the country chickens + biscuit looked great. The burger, however, was a bit of a disappointment. My friend said it came apart too easily, and the texture was off.One standout moment was the service. Our waiter went above and beyond to get my friend a grilled jalapeño and even added salt to it, which was a thoughtful touch.Overall, Lazy Dog had some hits and misses, but the cozy vibes, good service, and fun food options made for an enjoyable brunch."
"Rudy's is aptly named--it can't fail! Staff is friendly and helpful, the food is plentiful and tasty, with a good variety for vegans and vegetarians. Comfy ambiance too."
"I can't say enough about this place and I'm trying very hard not to gush. But when you have a cocktail named 'An Italian, a Frenchman and a Filipino Walk Into a Bar' and there's calamansi juice in it--game over. Pretty and refreshing, I could've downed another two. Their lime Sriracha wings were amazing and the burger with blue cheese crumbles, equally delicious served with the crunchiest, most well seasoned fries I've had in a long time. Props to our cute and friendly server, Bee. She said "like Bumble" and because I'm old and crusty, I wanted to say, "like Aunt.""