I have been to Dacha for a casual dinner with a friend, for a birthday dinner with my mom and her…read morepartner, for an intimate date with my wife, for a special event they held (Georgian Food prix fixe) and for a wedding celebration. Every single time I have felt so very warmly welcomed, nourished and taken care of. This is a unique experience in the San Francisco restaurant scene. Dacha means "summer home", it's a special family getaway and that is how coming to Dacha feels. The beautiful couple that owns the restaurant, Katya and Suki, have put their entire heart and soul into this space. It is welcoming to everyone, but has a special place in the hearts of the LGBTQ community. Do not hesitate to try this spot out. It's incredibly special.

I had been planning to visit Dacha for brunch for a long time, so I was really looking forward to…read morefinally coming here. Unfortunately, this time I left feeling like something was just missing. First of all, their steamer was broken, so the only coffee available was black coffee. Coffee is an essential part of breakfast for me, so that was disappointing. I feel like at a place that focuses on brunch and breakfast, it would be nice to have a good variety of coffee options and different kinds of milk. That said, I really enjoyed the syrniki! I especially liked the slightly brûléed, caramelized top -- it was a fun and unique idea, almost like crème brûlée. Unfortunately, the draniki didn't impress me at all. They were quite hard, especially around the edges, and not juicy at all. The buckwheat with meat also had very little flavor and felt like it was missing salt and seasoning. I honestly don't want to leave a bad review or give the place a low rating because I really like the concept of Dacha, the atmosphere, and the people behind it. I genuinely want to support what they are trying to create. But at the same time, I want my review to be honest, and unfortunately, my experience this time wasn't very positive. I truly wish the team lots of success and hope everything comes together for them. I would definitely like to come back and give Dacha another chance, because I really want to enjoy their food and experience the place the way I had imagined. Maybe we simply came on an off day.

Delicious pizza, I read reviews indicating as such but was pleasantly surprised. The owner is very…read morefriendly so that made for a nice visit during a quieter time of day. They have a good variety of beers to choose from.

super friendly bartender who knows how to make some good food. the caprese salad was delicious and…read moreso was the german sausage. the overall vibe of this place is cozy and welcoming.

Vitalii was absolutely amazing he made my experience unforgettable I had a great time and he was…read morethe main star of Vs paradise he made my drinks to perfection 10/10 I will be back ask for vitalii at the bar you won't regret it!

Everything was great! The staff was so attentive and the vibes were great, really enjoyed this…read moreouting with my friends

I don't eat Austrian food, so it was good to try it out here!…read more I came with a group of friends for a weekend lunch and there was no wait. I got the pork blade chop for my entree and it was so good! The portion was huge as well, and I wasn't expecting that. My friend got the steak and fries, apparently the fries are very well done -- crunchy on the outside and soft on the inside. Service was friendly and quick. Ambiance feels cozy but also fancy as well.

First visit to NASCHMARKT in Palo Alto was with Mom on the evening of Saturday, June 27, 2026, to…read morecelebrate her great news and clean bill of health from her urgent care appointment. I had already bookmarked this Austrian spot on my watchlist, and Mom readily agreed to go here after seeing their menu and Yelp photos of their SALZBURGER NOCKERL. NASCHMARKT Palo Alto is one of the trio of Austrian restaurants "coined after the largest open-air market in Vienna." Located off of bustling California Avenue, the eatery is on the quiet side of Birch Street, conveniently located across the street from a public parking lot. The venue includes distinct dining areas, offering both indoor and outdoor patio dining, along with a full bar and counter seating. The interior features a warm, cozy, yet refined European bistro feel. According to their website, NASCHMARKT "offers a unique culinary experience infusing California's flavors with Austrian kitchen delectability." They feature classic items like HOMEMADE PRETZEL ($16), SMOKED PORK BRATWURST ($17), CLASSIC WIENER SCHNITZEL (Pork Cutlet $36, Chicken Cutlet$36, Veal Cutlet $46), HUNGARIAN BEEF GOULASH ($44), alongside desserts like APPLE STRUDEL ($16) and SACHER TORTE ($16). Below are what we ordered for dinner: WATERMELON VELVET ($20) - Mom enjoyed this sophisticated, refreshing cocktail that blends muddled watermelon with a smooth, complex finish and egg white foam topping. GOAT CHEESE PURSE SALAD ($16) - A warm, creamy goat cheese-stuffed pastry "purse" set atop fresh mixed baby greens made for great presentation. The touch of rosemary, drizzle of honey, and savoury balsamic vinegar reduction combined well as flavour accents and with the added textures from the poached apples and crunch from the walnuts. BEET SALAD ($18) - This was a refreshing starter featuring a blend of fresh greens, fruit, pistachios, and goat cheese. It was the preferred salad of the two that we ordered. CLASSIC WIENER SCHNITZEL Pork Cutlet ($36) - This was Mom's order. She substituted the Austrian potato salad with Seasonal Vegetables. Pounded remarkably thin, coated in fine breadcrumbs and pan-fried to a brilliantly golden, exceptionally crispy crust, the tender pork cutlet was light and delicate rather than heavy or greasy. The accompanying lingonberry sauce offered a tart and sweet fruit contrast to the savoury pork. DELISH!! JAGER SCHNITZEL ($40) - Because I'm a saucy girl, I went with this schnitzel with the mushroom cream sauce and it did not disappoint. BEST jager schnitzel and YUMMIEST spätzle that I ever had...and that says A LOT because before this day, I was not a fan of the egg pasta dish. The lingonberry sauce with this schnitzel was also very good! Next time (yes, I will return!), I will ask if I can have the schnitzel crusted and fried like the classic version to enjoy with the delectable mushroom and lingonberry sauces - ooh, yeahhhhhh!! SALZBURGER NOCKERL ($16) - Mom got her soufflé craving satisfied from this fluffy, cloud-like vanilla egg-white baked dessert. The light, airy, and ethereal soufflé, sitting atop a sweet-tart blueberry compote, rose high to a delicate, golden exterior and a meltingly soft interior. We replaced the vanilla bean ice cream with the light and refreshing strawberry sorbet. This was an A++ dish!! Nehir, affectionately also known as Mia, was our superb waitress. She was extremely friendly, informative, and super accommodating - all of our special requests were happily granted with a warm smile. After learning that we were celebrating Mom's wonderful health report, Nehir/Mia served one of our two orders of SALZBURGER NOCKERL on the house. Such a sweetheart she was. We appreciated her so much that we gave her tight hugs before we left. What an amazing first impression we had from our most enjoyable and unforgettable dining experience at NASCHMARKT Palo Alto. I highly recommend this place and can't wait for my next visit!!

Went here for lunch and really enjoyed it! The food was great and the service was wonderful…read more Everyone was friendly and attentive. Definitely a place we'd come back to!

Great food (I was honestly skeptical for months and felt like I was probably going to just have to…read moreeat sausages). I tried it, I did eat sausages lol and they were the best sausages I ever had. We also ordered the chicken pot pie-- loved it! It hit the spot, a little hint of sweet on the bread filodough style rim with the salty center was lovely. My husband ordered the Schnitzel and they made it for us with chicken and it was amazing-- the kids devoured it too. We had this wine recommended by the staff called Nigl-- my new favorite!!!! Overall, I was pleasantly surprised by this place.

So good! I ordered the Williams breakfast pot and this is now one of my favorite breakfast dishes…read moreever. Super flavorful and delicious. I got mine with over easy eggs and someone else in my party got them scrambled. I would definitely come back just for this. We also got the chiccone- I didnt try it but the fries were nice and crispy. I ordered a caramel latte and it was very good! The staff here are very friendly. It was a nice start to our morning. This restaurant is located on Main Street in Pleasanton. We came here on a Saturday morning while the farmers market was going on, so it was a bit busy but we were still seated quickly. They have tables outside as well.

It wasn't bad, but for the price and the hype, I thought it would've been a better experience, both…read morefood and vibe wise. The space was cramped. They had the AC going but at the same time the windows were opened, so there were pesky flies that just didn't leave us alone. The food wasn't bad, but it also didn't inspire another visit.

We had our rehearsal dinner for our wedding at the Matterhorn so we wanted for our anniversary to…read morerecreate the magic. Sheila (the hostess!) remembered us, along with our dining preferences, and both her and Thomas our fantastic waiter continued to check in throughout the night. Wonderfully polite, attentive, and kind people. We love the decor - from the bathrooms to the model Switzerland outside the door to the wood carved models on entry. The food itself is absolutely wonderful. The veal is to die for. My husband and I have made a tradition out of coming yearly- so see you guys next year!

Celebration dinner of hard work for 2025, number "3" in the nation, Jason Lockhart…read more Server: Thomas and Sheila were amazing at recommending the wine and our special meal. Wine Cabernet Sauvignon Dinner Cheese Fondue Steak Fondue Dessert S'More Milkshake The decor of the place was all winter and so much fun. There was a live train l. Train tracks. Must-visit place......

Came here on a Friday night, and the place was pretty full. I would highly recommend making a…read morereservation. The restaurant is located in a smaller strip mall with plenty of parking. Note, when most people think Los Gatos, they think downtown, however this restaurant is on the edge of Los Gatos/San Jose. But don't let that deter you, the interior of the restaurant felt trendy and on par. Since this was our first time here and we're not too familiar with Eastern European dishes, we opted for the chef's menu and it did not disappoint! The food was amazing and the presentation was even better. Everything felt very fresh. The egg and the macaron bites are so unique, I would definitely recommend giving them a try. Service was impeccable, I don't think our water glasses ever got even halfway empty before they were refilled. Our server explained the menu and food/wine extremely well. With 10 items on the chef's menu, the portions were perfect. I actually appreciate a menu with more items and smaller portions, allowing you to taste more without feeling too full to eat the last few dishes. One of us has a tree nut allergy and they were able to accommodate them with no problems at all. Something to note, the chef's menu was pretty seafood heavy, which I love, but it might not be for everyone. I did overhear the table next to us sing praises of the short rib, so I will definitely be back to give that a try!

-Oyster (Red currant) 1/10, tasted cold and icy…read more Butterbrots -Grenki (herring): 7/10 -Finaciers (salmon): 10 -Pommes Dauphine: 2/10; fried potato ball, nothing special -Carrot Madeleines: 10/10 -Sweet and savory macaron x2: 8/10, good but could use more roe -Shime saba crudo: 10/10 -Scallop crudo: 4/10, not sure why it's called crudo. It's pan seared scallop over a vegetable roux. Scallop was well seared but needed more salt -Wild arugula fennel salad: 7/10 -Dranik - wagyu: 7.5/10 -Brynza panna cotta: 2/10; cucumber tomato salad is refreshing but the panna cotta is heavy. Not sure they work well together Entrees -Ravioli: 9/10 -Halibut: 4/10, seems overcooked -Wagyu: 9/10 -Salmon: 8/10 Dessert -Sorbet: 4/10 -Apple cake: 7/10 -Chocolate cheesecake: 3/10, too salty -Unorthodox cheese: 4/10 Overall we really liked this and it had a lot of highlights that were amazing. Desserts were a miss for us overall.

I've been trying to make it to this restaurant for over a year. Everything was top-notch, from the…read morefood to the service. Sal was our server--friendly, attentive, and made sure we had everything we needed. I ordered the chicken paprikash with spätzle, and yum. The spätzle was cooked al dente and paired well with the dish. My mom ordered the salmon, which was seared nicely & still flaky and moist inside. We also tried the sausage trio & the sauerkraut, it was nice. But the real surprise, was the warm dill potatoes. Omg! They were flavorful and def. one of my favorite things we ordered. They were unfortunately out of the goulash when we went, but, that just gives me another reason to come back.

What a fantastic meal, I wish I had come here so much sooner! Everything from the food and drinks…read moreto the ambiance and service created such a great dining experience, I can't wait to come back. Three of us came here for dinner and we opted to share a few starters and entrees. We ordered the Meatball Spatzle, Goat cheese Purse Salad, Double cooked Pork belly, and classic wiener schnitzel. And then we finished off with the Strudel for dessert. Everything was great and we'd definitely order any of it again. There were so many delicious sounding things on the menu though, that I think I'll have to try new stuff next time, just to try more of it! The portions were really good, especially the Spatzle, and all of that was plenty of food for the three of us. I wanted to be able to eat more, but sadly I was getting too full. We ordered a variety of cocktails and wine, our server was very generous in letting us try the different drinks before ordering. I ended getting a glass each of an Austrian and German wine, and loved both. Cocktails were also thoroughly enjoyed by those that had them.

Loved the authentic dishes and beverages. Our group had the spectrum of pirogies and schnitzel and…read moreblintzes and borscht. It's was all comfort food and delicious.

We are not connoisseur. Friend always wanted to come ti this restaurant for the schnitzel. So we…read morehad to come and ordered pork schnitzel. It was ok. I enjoyed the cabbage and the roast potato that came with it. We ordered the latke, potato pancakes. It was okay too. We had beet salad, also ok. Came for Sunday late lunch. I found out my friend was charged $10 after we left the restaurant. Her credit card notified her. Addendum to this review: after checking with the bank the day after, apparently there were two separate charges. One for the bill and one for the tip. That's Citibank card. So the restaurant didn't do anything wrong. It was weird. I posted back to 3 stars. Food was okay.