Wonderful cafeteria located at 500 Pasture Drive , Palo Alto . It is the man cafeteria for the…read moremedical staffs and patients. Many food choice . They are very health conscious and taste great . I can see the management team put a lot of efforts on this . The indoor sitting is very relaxing and comfortable. Great fr taking a break from work or from visiting your sick family. Big windows over look a lot of trees and - you're scruple. The giant ball shape fountain is the landmark . Parking lot is just across the street . Hospital gift shop is next door . This cafeteria offers an impressive variety of fresh and delicious meals. Also ready to eat grab to go foods are available. High five to this clinic market place !

The cafeteria at Stanford Hospital is genuinely far beyond what you'd expect from a hospital. The…read morefocus is on healthy lunches and snacks with plenty of fresh options that feel like it was thoughtfully prepared for keeping everyone fed with wholesome real food and not a lot of processed stuff. They have a wide variety of grab-and-go items that make it easy to find something quick without sacrificing quality. Whether you're in the mood for a light salad, a balanced meal, or a wholesome snack, there's something for you to eat. Overall, I'm honestly surprised that this level of food is available in a hospital and it's a welcome bright spot for patients, visitors, and staff alike.

This is the best hospital cafeteria. By the front entrance ,…read moreit has a poster for special meals for Monday to Friday . Each day has a different kind of food : breakfast fried rice , burrito bowl jicama corn salad , the Chester " between and smash burger and a Pattie melt toasty cheeseburger hybrid ; fattoush salad ; and Friday from 10:30 am to 8 pm , it serves Hainanese Chicken with rice . They use helath ingredients and fresh vegetables and fruits . There are also some ready made food for grasp and go , if you do not have time , you can purchase it and pay. Like two types of breakfast burrito ( sausage and veggies) Ready to go salads , tuna and salad cups , fruits cups , cheese sticks, boiled eggs , vegetable & juice mixed drink . They and fresh and warm bakery section for bagel , croissant,muffin , Danish , etc The cooking are healthy and tasty . Drinks are available as hot coffee and a wide selection of caffeinated drinks , juice , soft drinks , etc It is clean and convenient. Restroom near by. Peaking structure are just across the street . You pay for a fee if park over two hours like $3 per hour. All cafeteria dish ware is composite . Very environmentally friendly . Highly recommended.

Fantastic food, friendly service, extremely convenient if you are at the hospital or work there. I…read morecan't wait to go back.

I recommend getting food her vs stanford hospital. More selections, made fresh, and cheaper! People…read moreare nicer and they have food that kids like. Much bigger too, layout is more food friendly to eat and the ambiance is subtle. Even ordering food from the room is fancy!

Review for Harvest Cafe, which I believe is the cafeteria at LPCH…read more.. Needing some lunch during a stay here (as a visitor), I decided to walk down to the Harvest Cafe to check it out. I had heard that opting for the visitor food pass for the in-room food service wasn't quite worth it due to the quality. After a quick walk about the cafe space, there are a decent amount of options, including a salad bar, pre-packaged foods, and hot foods made to order (that may even have a theme based on the specific month/holiday). I opted for the BBQ Chicken personal pizza. It was decently priced (less than $20), and smelled great. It was actually pretty filling, and I did have to save a quarter of it for later. Good zest to the sauce, and I personally liked the crust. This personal pizza plan was actually a deal I thought, compared to the other option for in-room, though not sure I'd be able to eat here every weekday if I worked at the Hospital...

Never really got to try this place until recently. People have told me we went to the SJ one but I…read morereally don't remember, sad it closed. Now I gotta drive either to RWC or SL to get this fix. Saturdays are Prime Rib nights and that's what you want to get. My first visit though was on some random weekday when I was in town and really didn't know what to order. I ended up getting a Pastrami sandwich because I saw they hand carve their meats, and I have been craving something as close to Katz Deli in NYC as possible. It's definitely not as good but it was decent. I came back for Prime Rib on Saturday and that was a massive hit. Honestly the best Prime Rib under $30 in the area, and I've tried several. Line can be long, ended up waiting 35 minutes. The line system can be optimized, but it is what it is. Love the condiments at the table, they use Beaver branded everything. From strong horse radish that'll make your nasals burn and your tear ducts flow, to whole grain deli mustard (which is my favorite kind of mustard), perfect for sandwiches.

We came here for a birthday dinner on a Sunday night. It was not too busy so we were able to get…read moreour food quickly. We all got different entrees and everyone enjoyed their food. The meats (prime rib, leg of lamb, roasted turkey/chicken, pastrimi) were very tender and flavorful. I asked them what do they do with the turkey carcasses and they said that they sell it for $8. So if anyone wants turkey to make soup, it's a good deal.

Another cool cafe to visit in the Page Mill/Foothill area. I liked this place but not as much as I…read morelike Tibco. I do like how they have a lot of fresh options and a lot of the grab and go options looked good as well - I saw a lot of folks making salads at the salad bar. I thought the servers were all friendly and there were a lot of meatless choices. I didn't think the soup selection was as good as the one at Tibco, but it's nice they had two choices. I had the panini and it was really good and comes with your choice of side, including having a side of asparagus if you want to be healthier. (I got the fries.) I also really like that they have a large variety of fruit-infused waters available for free. The price seems comparable to other places in the area and also I heard that if you are an actual Varian employee you get a discount, which seems nice. I could definitely see that if you were working here, they mix up the menu enough so that you could avoid getting into too much of a lunch rut. For a visitor, I did find that the cafe didn't seem quite large enough, many of the tables were full. Also it was a little hard to find visitor parking, and I ended up just parking in one of the open lots. My car wasn't towed, so not really an issue as far as I can tell.

BUSINESS LUNCH This…read morecafe is located on Varian Medical Systems campus. Yes, even if you don't work there you are more than welcome to eat there. When I am working at the Southbay office I am surrounded by first world problems. 1) unfamiliar with the area and don't know where to eat 2) it's not the city it's Silicon Valley so seeking a place to eat is minimal 3) selections... There aren't many. The trick is to goto other corporation/HQ's campuses and eat at their cafes. Scored me a great place! Selections selections selections AND AFFORDABLE PRICING! On yelp it says they close at 4. That's a lie, it's actually 2pm. Maybe the espresso bar connected to the cafe is open until 4 and that's not the cafe. Service is predominantly self serve but the staff were so friendly - I appreciate friendly staff! They have a variety and to name a few: salad and soup bar, grill station, deli station, pizza etc etc etc. all items were priced decent for its portion. That sounds like a fairytale when considering working in Silicon Valley! I kept my first experience simple. If simple can impress me I'll be back for the other heavier goods. MINESTRONE SOUP - cup or bowl, your choice. Self portion control, pour as you please. The soup was very hearty and tasty. It want overloaded with sodium and didn't put me in an afternoon food commas behind my computer! SALAD BAR - they charge by pound. Their salad bar was "off the hook" with a lot of healthy options. I didn't know where to begin with all these selections to choose from. I must recommend getting the sweet potato dish located next to the soups. It was phenomenal! I can eat an entire plate of it by itself. FRUIT SHAKE - super healthy. It had a mixed of fruit, Greek yogurt, and honey. Kind of pricy ($4.95 for a small) but it was needed because Southbay is hot. Will I be back! Yup..

Joanie's s a fun cafe located in Palo Alto. It's that cool…read morevibe coupled with some tasty breakfast eats. It's not overly fancy, and it feels like that good hearty meal that you would get at home... in Europe. I love it! The portions are fairly generous, and everything tastes super fresh, and is served with care. I originally thought I would have the breakfast sandwich, but ended up getting the classic two egg breakfast. My eggs were poached perfectly, the blueberry pancakes were topped with fresh blueberries, and powdered sugar with just combined together, took the flavors to the next level. The bacon was absolutely divine, but let's talk about the potatoes. They were buttery, crisp, fully flavored homestyle potatoes that make you want to put potatoes into their own food group. The service was great, the food was great, and this is definitely a restaurant that needs to be explored because everything on the menu sounds absolutely delicious! Parking was fairly easy, and I'm really excited to return and try more of the menu items.

Came by on a Sunday morning and wasn't sure how busy it would be considering there were a lot of…read morepeople around for the California Ave Farmer's Market. However, we parked in the lot and were able to get a seat right away. Despite having a stroller, nobody asked if we needed a booster seat/high chair, so I went to go get one myself... We ended up ordering two of the Joanie's Breakfast Medleys, mine with french toast and chicken apple sausage, and my wife's with pancakes and bacon. Although it was a decently sized plate, I guess I expected a bit more for over $25...the french toast was like two halves of one slice, but the chicken apple sausage and potatoes were good. Coffee was nice as well, and they kept coming by to refill, which was nice and needed. However disaster struck when one of the waiters knocked off a tray from a ledge right by our table. The tray crashed onto our table and spilled water, hot coffee, and creamer all over me, and our under two year old who started crying. I rushed over to check for burns from the coffee, but luckily it was okay. After the clean-up I was waiting to see if anyone might come by to ask if anything was needed, let me know if I could get more food since I wasn't entirely finished, or at least apologize and comp our meal. Unfortunately I didn't get any replacement food, and they brought the bill and mentioned that we didn't have to pay for coffee...$68 pre-tip was a little upsetting after our experience, even though I know accidents can happen... Of course, later on I smelled spoilt because of the creamer/milk that was still on my clothes after walking around the Farmer's Market...lovely...

Great place and very friendly owner. It's nice and quiet in am amazing neighborhood with tons of…read moreparking. Great selection of smoothies

Stay away from the chocolate croissants. Lately I've been going in to grab one and they are all…read moregone!

This place is great!!!…read more Love the openness of the location with plenty of places to seat The service was fast and welcoming We didn't get a chance to get food it was during the FIFA USA game and there was a great vibe I couldn't think to eat but wow there so many delicious choices I had my eye on the fries Over all 5 stars I can't wait to come back!!

Food & Bev as of March 2026…read more Konjoe Burger Orenchi Ramen & Sushi Miko's Calitalia Little Sky Bakery The Good Salad The Penny Ice Creamery Murdoch's Bar Each of the vendors themselves are good at what they do and many get four stars (see my individual ratings). The layout doesn't quite work when it's busy on weekends -- lines at the individual vendors block passage to seats. The bathrooms are crowded. It gets loud inside so sit outside if you can on a warm night. There's a happy hour at Murdoch's weekdays from 4-6.