Love this place! great food great music I really enjoyed the vibe more then that loved my server…read moreBenjamin he was very sweet and welcoming I'm a very picky eater so he was very patient with me and recommend lots of choices i really appreciate a great service. I can only rate a 5/5 but I'd give a 10 if I could very satisfied!

Ezequiel gave us 5 start service as always! We love Jack's because the food is delicious & the…read moreenvironment is fun!

Yes , yes and yes…read more Service , delicious dishes , huge amount of food , clean bathrooms , smily waiters . Smells great , neat and not so overcrowded Saturday noon. Bright and well designed place . Perfect for late brunch with good friend . Owners are around and walking between tables and asking how you doing . Thank you guys !

Final Thoughts: 4.20/5.0…read more Contrary to many other opinions, I personally really like brunch. It really is more for the vibes and spending time with my friends and family versus the food sometimes. For some reason, this place has always been on my list of to-go brunch places, but I've just never had the chance to go here. After our matcha run, my friend and I decided to go here for brunch. It was around a 45 minute wait today. On their Yelp, appears to be quite the quaint place to to get food and relax. Will definitely be a 4 star for me. Food: Jumbo Crab Bene with seasonal fruit: 4.0/5 This is their fresh lump crab with sliced avocado, whole grain mustard and poached eggs stacked on lightly toasted English muffins, topped with scratch made Hollandaise sauce and garnished with locally sourced microgreens. This is served with either house potatoes or seasonal fruits. The lump crab is actually fresh crab I believe. There are some pieces of the shell that were still in there. I'm honestly not even mad because that's a pretty big indicator that it's the fresh crab meat picked out. The egg is nicely poached with a runny yolk. Hollandaise sauce is quite nice and light. The Dijon mustard was quite strong for me and did overwhelm some of the other flavors on the plate. It does add a nice flavor, but occasionally, it was too much. For the English muffin, it was quite thick, so it felt kind of dry. It's noted to be slightly toasted, but its somewhat hard to tell with the mustard, crab meat, and poached egg on top, which are mainly wet items. Avocado is perfectly ripe. I'm not an avocado person, but this one did it just right for me. The fruits came with blackberries, blueberries, strawberries, apples, cantaloupe, and honeydew. Very refreshing and needed after the savory foods. Philly Steak Sandwich with garlic fries: 4.0/5 This sandwich has grilled steak with peppers, onions, and mushrooms topped with provolone cheese on a toasted baguette with mayo and a light teriyaki drizzle. Will come with either a side of house salad or garlic fries. I really liked how they caramelized the onions and peppers inside of this. There's that additional sweetness from it that works well with the steak and cheese. Very tender meat. The bread also seemed kind of big and just almost dry too. Not too big of a concern given the amount of filling that they give. My friend choose the garlic fries and those were amazing. The cut is just right and the crisp on the outside is just so good. You can taste the garlic, but I could do with even more garlic to it. --------- Quality: Fresh Something I really like is that they use real crab in their jumbo crab bene. You can actually feel the tiny pieces of the shell in it, which usually means its fresh. The food did take a second to come out, but both were piping hot. My friends onions and veggies were quite caramelized, which is nice. Brings out a lot of the flavor component in the sandwich. The fries were actually so good too. I wanted the side of garli fries, but it was convenient that his came with it. Super crispy, nice size, flavor is good. May need a little more fresh garlic, but overall, really good. Price: Reasonable Prices seem reasonable for what they give. Initially, it does lean more on the expensive side, but their portion sizes are larger than your average brunch place. Prices will range from between $18 to $24, with a few outliers. Service: Very sweet workers Very nice service here. Everyone was sweet, greeted us, and checked on us. Our food did take a little longer than some others around us. For us, it was around a 25-30 minute wait after ordering our food. Even the table next to us that were seated after got their food first. The food did come out fresh, so I'm not really complaining. They did let us know and give us little updates about our wait and food though. Ambiance: Classic Brunch Spot The space is nice and looks slightly cramped inside. It was just my friend and I and they gave us a seat right in the corner next to the window. Honestly, probably the best spot for me and the person who seated us also noted that it was his favorite spot in the house. I didn't see much beyond from what was seen by the door. The space looks fairly small, but fit a decent amount of tables with walking space in between still. Always love the open kitchen. It's fun to watch what happens behind the scenes. Location/Parking: Large space It's located right on Saratoga Avenue. There is a Lucky grocery store here, so there is a lot of parking around. We really didn't have any concerns finding a space at all.

The food was beautifully presented and absolutely delicious. We ordered the American breakfast, but…read morewe noticed some Asian dishes being served at the next table, and they looked amazing. We'll definitely try those on our next visit. The atmosphere was wonderful, and the tables were spaced far enough apart to make the dining experience very comfortable. We will definitely be coming back!

Stopped by yesterday with my kid, and we had a really nice experience. The restaurant is beautiful,…read morevery clean, and has a welcoming atmosphere. We ordered the Morning Thai Cioppino and the Pimped Up Ramyun, and both were excellent. The Morning Thai Cioppino had a bold, authentic tom yum flavor with just the right balance of spice and tanginess. The Pimped Up Ramyun was a pleasant surprise. It definitely gave me instant ramen vibes, but in the best way possible. It was comforting, flavorful, and clearly made with much better ingredients than your average cup of ramen. The service was friendly, the food came out quickly, and everything tasted fresh. We'll definitely be back to try more dishes. Highly recommend checking this place out!

Bobbi's is closed and out of business as of mid-February, 2026. In spite of the negative reviews, I…read moreate breakfast there many times through January, 2026 and always got good service and generous servings of good food. I will miss it.

I was looking for a breakfast place and Bobbi's Coffee Shop came up. Old-style diner with brunch…read moreclassics and their own specialties. Outdoor and inside seating options. Two unisex restrooms. The staff is friendly and hospitable. *Potato Cakes: A Bobbie's old time recipe, two eggs, choice of bacon (2) or sausages (2). I was surprised when this came out, as it looked just like hash brown - flavorful, but hash browns. My mistake. I was thinking it was like a pancake made from potatoes. Anyway, it was delicious. Solid breakfast/brunch place. Overall 3.5 stars.

Holder's Country Inn recently expanded their dinner menu. Many new items have been added including…read morestarters, entrees, sandwiches and salads. Entrees include: - Fresh Salmon - Pan-Seared Branzino (European Sea Bass) - Seafood Pasta - Chicken Alfredo - Baked Lasagna - Chicken Parmesan - Cioppino Starters include: - Garlic Fries - Beef Nachos - Blackened Salmon Tacos - Fried Calamari I have been trying out items like the Baked Lasagna, Blackened Salmon Tacos and BBQ Ribs. Holder's provides you with good value and portions. Their service is still very good.

Lovely atmosphere. Mediocre food. Good service…read more I came here with my mom. As soon as we walked in, I was taking a back by the ambience. The floor plan of the restaurants a little weird it's very easy to get in peoples way and with service people hustling and bustling around it felt difficult to get around easily. It also wasn't obvious where the front of the restaurant was. There's an entrance from the parking area and then there's a entrance from the main street. There's really no podium or anything to approach. The bathrooms are very out-of-the-way, but also a little difficult to get to. There were a lot of life-size human posters that made it a little difficult to get to the bathrooms themselves. The outdoor patio area looked absolutely amazing and spacious. I definitely would recommend if you need space for a big group to meet up to come here. Ordered: Corn hash eggs, Benedict This came with two eggs, Benedict hashbrowns on an English muffin with corn beef. The corn beef was very disappointing. The eggs were delicious. The hollandaise sauce was amazing. It was just that beef that was really low quality and low Vibin. I would definitely order something else next time. Unfortunately, the quality of the corn has beef and the odd floor plan made me give it three out of five stars. I think there are other country inns that I would rather go to. Recommend for big groups if you're not really looking for a fabulous meal.

Nice coffee spot in Cupertino with walkable area around the apartment complex!…read more Plenty of parking spots, many options of coffee and non coffee drinks, nice staff and quick service! I got iced latte and it was quite good. There is a restroom inside. Overall it's a really fun place with paintings and posters around, big tables and outside sitting!

Bitter Sweet has a great ambience with green indoor plants, succulents and an aquarium…read more Seating is comfortable and the drip coffees are excellent. I recently tried a pho latte which was quite unique, and an orange scone that was delicious. I will not be trying the pho latte again since pho in coffee is an acquired taste. The owner is a bit strict about bringing pets inside, which was a bit of a downside for me.

Had a chance to try Tamra for a work lunch and enjoyed the experience. The restaurant is located…read morenear a gas station, but when you walk in it's very cute. THe service here was really nice and the food was fresh. For our order we got: * 6 sampler dips - this was fun to try because there were so many options of dips to try. I really enjoyed the hummus and labneh as well as the other dip that looked like hummus. The pita you could tell was very fresh, but a little smaller in size than what I have seen before * Chicken skewers - this came on a bed of rice with roasted tomatoes and zucchini. There was also a sauce drizzled on top which was nice. This dish I enjoyed the meat. I felt the rice was a little off though and the tomato was a little thicker than it should have been. Overall though enjoyed the company and the time here!

Falastini food on the borders of Saratoga and Cupertino? Man, we lucky out here in South Bay…read more I've been wanting to try Tamra Grill for so long, especially since those in the South Bay know that this corner restaurant has just bad juju. So many restaurants have come and gone over the last few decades, I really hope Tamra Grill is here to stay. They're located in the same area as the real estate company and our favorite neighborhood classical-music-blasting Diamond gas station. There's outdoor seating and lots of indoor spots as well. Great for parties, date night, and those with dogs on their outdoor patio. The only wish I have for improvement is the longer than usual wait time for food. Yes, the food is fresh and made with local ingredients, which as we all know now is just how Palestinians do it. So the wait is worth it. But it's a lot to ask if you're hangry, just order yourself some chicken liver hummus and one bite of that delicious goodness with their pillowy-soft bread will soothe all your hanger. The eggplant musaka'a was so flavorful and just to die for with that creamy bechamel cheese right out of the oven. Their tagliatelle chicken meatballs was also our favorite. Al dente and flavorful was the theme for that night. Love that all Palestinian dishes are flavorful and seasoned with parsley or za'atar. Service is SO kind, and it really feels like a homey and family-owned spot, but with an elevated and hint of finer dining aesthetic. Every bite of Falastini cuisine just hits different knowing that their people, culture, cuisine are being attacked and a great antidote is to support all those in the diaspora with your coin. So glad Saratoga and Cupertino get to create a home for Tamra Grill. We need to jazz up the outdoor tarp seating with some olive trees and Jaffa oranges I think. Free Free Falasteen all the way.

After our failed attempt going to T&T market ( the line was almost Disneyland rope drop-esque) we…read morestill wanted to try that purple rice burrito and through Yelp we found sogo which wasn't too far. It's located in a small strip mall and is a small little mom and pop shop full of vegetarian buns and soups. They didn't have anymore of the purple rice burritos but they had a white rice one so we got one along with a huge chive bun. The rice burrito was absolutely delicious, I wasn't sure what to except but it was packed with flavor and i especially liked the egg they had rolled around it. We plan to go again sometime to try other of the items. Definitely a place to check out

Long time customer. Fan tuan used to be $4-$5. Fan Tuan with egg was $9 today, bit of a sticker…read moreshock. I'm sure the last time I got it wasn't $5 but $9 is still wild. I get it, inflation. I think the fan tuan ratio could have a little less rice but that's an easy fix. I also often get their bean curd strips salad 涼拌乾絲. The pastries are okay, I do think those can be slightly too much bread/dough ratio too. Still, pretty cool that it's a vegetarian spot with lots of options. Plus, this is one of the few places that serves fan tuan even during weekdays. Service is straightforward, you order and pay at the counter. It's a pick up place but they have a small table for a quick bite.