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    Sand Hill Sundeck - Matzah-Masa Ball Soup

    Sand Hill Sundeck

    (49 reviews)

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    I had such a fantastic experience at Sundeck. From start to finish, everything exceeded…read moreexpectations. We each ordered a few salads and a pasta, and shared vegetables for the table, and every single dish was outstanding. The highlights were easily the roasted asparagus with truffle aioli, the hot honey crispy Brussels sprouts, and the pesto pasta special. They were so good we finished every last bite. The ambiance really elevated the experience. We were seated on the patio on a beautiful Menlo Park day, which made the meal feel even more special, relaxed, vibrant, and effortlessly enjoyable. Service was equally impressive. My water glass was never empty, and the staff offered thoughtful, friendly recommendations that clearly came from knowing the menu well. The standout moment, though, was when I mentioned I had been hoping for a cookie, but they had just sold out. To my surprise, the chef made a fresh batch and brought some out for us at the end. That level of care and hospitality truly wowed me. This was one of those meals where everything just clicks, food, service, and setting. I'll absolutely be back, especially to check out their happy hour.

    Really cool, chill place to sit outside, enjoy the views, and take in the beautiful weather. But…read morethe highlight was definitely the house burger which was absolutely out of this world! I love burgers, and this one is now at the top of my list. Usually get a side of fries and decided to go healthy for once and got a side of salad which a ratley eat. I must say I really enjoyed the salad too super delicious .100% recommend!

    Rosewood Sand Hill - Deluxe Room

    Rosewood Sand Hill

    (357 reviews)

    $$$$

    Stayed here for two nights for a work related conference, compliments of the sponsoring…read morevendor...for 48 hours I honestly could not make sense of why this exists...rooms here run $1100ish to $2800ish per a night...sweet geezus! I'm fortunate to be a 6 six figure earner(on the low end), but no way for me! Someone with this kind of money to blow per a night for hotel would likely rather be in Paris, Venice, Tahiti, London, Bermuda, Vegas or anywhere else but Menlo Park. I think this place survives solely on business travel for the all the Tech and Venture Capital companies in Silicon Valley, which is a very boring place as a tourist destination. Just as my Finance related conference yuppy colleagues were exiting, another mob of blue/black sport coat BioTech conference type yuppy men were entering the property. PROS: -Large, luxurious, modern, and clean rooms. -Modern immaculate furniture. -Glorious, gorgeous, marble tile, and welcoming bathroom with dual head shower and deep bath tub...deep enough that I took my first bath in 10+ years. -Amazing soft yet supportive king sized bed. -Nice pool area -Coffee, Tea, Minibar that I was too afraid to find out how much it all costs -Free water bottles(I would hope for $1000+/night) -They did not charge me $25/day for self parking. -Well staffed with very friendly folks. CONS: -Ridiculously expensive! -Everything else is expensive as well such food and drink, but again most folks are here on business accounts -No fridge, but I did toss some water bottles on top of the minibar's booze. -It's a campus style property with multiple buildings "cottages", so if you're in cottage 17 like I was its a bit of walk with stairs to get to the conference areas. If it was raining, this would've been gawd awful. In conclusion, I would happily come here again on someone else's invite and dime....but if I'm taking vacation it'll be in Hawaii. At least. Did you stay on your own money for mini vacation? Why? And it is your income? I really don't understand, lol!

    This review is for the dining areas at Rosewood Sand Hill, including Madera Restaurant, Madera Bar,…read moreand Bici Coffee. The hotel is located right by SLAC, tucked into a hillside setting in Menlo Park. The property feels peaceful, elegant, and very well maintained. Madera Restaurant offers a full upscale dining menu and is a great choice for lunch, dinner, a business meal, date night, or a special occasion. Madera Bar is perfect for cocktails, wine, and light bites in a more relaxed but still refined atmosphere. Bici Coffee is a nice option for coffee, pastries, or a casual stop for bikers if you do not want a full sit-down meal. Rosewood Sand Hill is also a nice place for a tea party or an afternoon gathering with friends. One of the best parts is the view from the hill. I like how you can partially see the highway from the restaurant, but you cannot really hear it, so the setting feels very calm and secluded. Occasionally, you can see some movement in the distance, but if you were not looking in that direction, you probably would not even notice it. Because of that, the whole place feels very private and relaxing. Visiting Rosewood Sand Hill feels like you have been transported somewhere away from Silicon Valley, even though you are actually right in the middle of it, just a walking distance from SLAC, the particle accelerator, and Zoox's autonomous vehicles. That contrast makes the experience even more interesting: you are surrounded by the Silicon Valley's technology and innovation, but the atmosphere feels secluded, quiet, luxurious, and almost like a retreat.

    Madera - Beef tartare

    Madera

    (1k reviews)

    $$$

    Madera is located at the Rosewood Sand Hill Hotel, which averages $1100-2800 per a night...so if…read moreyou can afford to stay here you must be winning at life, and Madera's prices won't scare you. These prices definitely scared me, but thankfully I was here for a work conference so everything was free for me. Service was friendly all around. I had wonderful delicious multi course family style dinner...here goes: Dirty Girl Farm Butter Lettuce $23 + Dungeness Crab $24 = $47 Salad! My most expensive salad ever, but the better lettuce was fresh, green and vibrant, along with avocado and radish slices. Cute quail eggs. The fresh sweet Crab meat was generously covered all over the salad, yum! Farallon Islands Black Cod $44 Melt in my mouth warm buttery fresh cod that was perfectly roasted with lovely puree of Iacopi Farm English Peas ,Carrot, Mint, and Meyer Lemon. Brandt Ranch Filet $58 Beefy, tender, juicy, and succulent filet mignon cook perfectly in a peppercorn sauce. Sautéed Fifth Crow Farm Bloomsdale Spinach $14...pretty good for spinach, and great fiber, vitamins and bowel movements. Roasted Zuckerman Farm Potato $14...nothing too fancy, but nice roasted buttery potatoes. Dandelion Camino Verde Chocolate & Hazelnut Cake $16...tastes exactly as its described, decadent and delicious! If you factor in the 3 glasses of wine and Old Fashioned, and Sparkling Water, plus tax and tip, and a 5% surcharge, this was likely a $350ish meal I consumed...thankfully I didn't have to pay!

    Every dish we had gives off a fresh vibe --- tastes good and feels good to eat…read more I love the Salmon Crudo for the appetizer. I like that they used Calamansi for the citrus component. Everything on the plate looks put together with delicate hands and intention. Each bite contains elements of a good bite, both taste and texture. I also enjoyed the banana bread with espresso butter. I forgot to take a photo, but it's giving me more chocolate forward taste than the banana, which I enjoyed. For our main food, we tried the Asparagus Risotto and the Cod. The Risotto was flavorful. The asparagus, mushroom, and toasted bread all worked together in flavor and texture. The serving size is also a good portion either for individual or sharing. The Black Cod was cooked well. The skin is charred and crispy, while the meat is so soft. The purée goes well with the fish. For dessert, we tried the Brokaw Farm Passion Fruit and I would totally recommend it. It's nice to find unique desserts at different places. The dessert has sweet, salty, crunchy, cold, bitter, and sour all together. And doesn't feel heavy. It's just light and vibrant. The cocktails were also both delicious. Overall, nothing negative to say with everything we tried. The service feels like a mellow pace which matches the vibe of the restaurant. They clean the table in between courses. It is also open kitchen so you can watch them cooking and prepping some of the dishes. The ambiance is nice for a weekend of relaxing while eating good food. There are a lot of diners, from families, to friends, to couples. There's patio dining with a nice greenery view. The price was a bit on the higher side, but compared to similar restaurant setting, and the food, it's pretty justifiable.

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