The Good Salad is one of my go to spots for a fresh salad. The location is great, and the food…read morequality is super fresh. I always recommend this spot to my friends/ family when they are looking for a new spot to try.

Order: California Caesar salad with triple chicken. Added some avocado and grabbed some chipotle…read moreranch. Definitely on my protein kick/get my body in gear routine. This place popped up as I was in the area. My first time here so I wasn't sure what to expect. Walked in and realized no one takes orders. Maybe it's just me, but if this was a Wendy's I understand that approach, but not with a relatively unfamiliar restaurant for me. FWIW guy behind me struggled too but had more time to wait for someone to take his order. This became more problematic as I had some questions about the menu, I waited a minute but with no one available to answer, I'll just give it my best shot. The food itself doesn't taste bad or anything. It does taste fresh. Chicken was on the dry side. Portion size was smaller than I expected especially after paying $31. Overall: 6.2/10 I'd likely only be back under circumstances where I just can't find better healthy food.

Customer service was amazing and the food was so good would recommend if you want to get something…read morefor a decent price go here

I went to have lunch at Mendocino Farms today with a friend,…read moreAfter debating about where to go for a light meal, we settled on Mendocino Farms in Santana Row. Parking was easy in the nearby parking lot which is a stone's throw away from the restaurant. The menu is great for both vegetarians and meat-eaters, and they offer substitutions like tofu instead of chicken. I ordered a Thai Mango salad which was very refreshing while my friend ordered a Chimichurri steak salad. The salads were fresh but I wish mine had more dressing to make it a little more tangy. We sat outside and when I went inside for a napkin to dust the table, the waiter rushed with a cloth and cleaner to tidy up our table. Patio seating was spacious and inviting. The service was polite and welcome. I'll be coming here again with friends!

Walking in, it had a nice vibe. They had menus all over the place. When you go to order, it's super…read moreeasy as they guide you to what comes next. The food is amazing. It's big enough where I was full after it and my fiancé was full half way through hers. I got spicy tuna and shrimp and tons of sides. The service was good too. Super nice and friendly as it was my first time there so I didn't know exactly how to order. But they made it nice and easy process. The only thing is, it's $22 a box but it's worth it. I'll be going back for sure and recommend it to everyone.

After an excruciating Bikram Yoga session--the ultimate torture chamber--I spotted a new place…read moreacross the building that immediately piqued my curiosity. I walked in, relieved to discover it was a poke spot, and decided to have lunch there. I ordered a bowl with white rice as my base and two proteins: tuna and yellowtail. To my surprise, I could add five toppings, so I went with crab meat, mango, cucumber, edamame, and scallions. I don't recall the exact sauces or sprinkles they put on, but the bowl was enormous--which explained the nearly $30 price tag! I grabbed a seat by the window overlooking the parking lot. The chair was a bit snug, but I didn't mind as I dug into my fresh, flavorful poke bowl. Everything tasted incredibly fresh. The staff member helping me was new, shadowed by the manager as he assembled my order, but he did a great job! After another grueling 90-minute Bikram Yoga session, I debated between returning here or grabbing Taco Bell, which was much cheaper and in the same shopping center. Despite the price difference, I chose the healthier option. Since the restaurant was packed and I was eager to get home, I decided to order to go. This time, a young woman helped me build a bowl with half purple rice and half white rice. Purple rice is a highly nutritious whole grain, so I was eager to try it. It had a ougher texture to chew than white or brown rice, but I still enjoyed my lunch. For protein, I chose tuna and spicy tuna. I rattled off a long list of toppings before realizing I'd already hit the five-topping limit. I wished I could swap one of the mangoes out, but instead, I paid the extra $1.25 for an additional topping. The young woman was efficient, and I was out of there in no time. Overall, I'm a fan of this restaurant. I can definitely see myself coming back after future Bikram Yoga sessions in the 'torture chamber.'

I had a amazing experience for my first time at mendo, Van was super helpful showing me all the…read morevariety of foods and I'm in love with the Caesar wrap. It was very delicious.

All the managers had Great customer service, Kenny is super friendly and helpful with any questions…read moreneeded, Grant is always in a positive mood and makes the environment welcoming and keeping me wanting to come back!

I love bento boxes, especially Taiwanese Bento boxes, so this obviously gets five stars from me…read more One note is that you need to know what to get, though. Not all the dishes here are five stars, but if you know what you're doing, it's five stars. I prefer the five-spice fried chicken bento box. It seems like they vary a little, the vegetables, depending on what's in season or what they got, but it generally always tastes good. I really like the Taiwanese cabbage. It's flavored well and salty, but not too salty. I would totally skip the pork belly unless you just love eating fat. I find that it is pretty much all fat and very little actual pork meat. The beef brisket stew is a hit or miss. Sometimes it is also too fatty, and once in a while, it is okay. Probably safer to stay away and just go with the five-spice fried chicken. The bento boxes are a better bang for the buck. The other dishes like bowls are much smaller. I also really like the sausage on the side. Yum, Taiwanese sausage. Anyway, highly recommend this place for a quick meal, but you need to know what to get.

Food was just ok. I've had better bento elsewhere. The chicken leg was good but side dishes were…read moreunappetizing. Portion was small. The advertised family meal that had milk tea in the image on screen, after confirming with staff, does not include milk tea. Service wasn't friendly. I gave a second shot but still don't like it too much.

A month or two ago, I wrote that Dos Burros was my new favorite spot. Flowers now rivals that, but…read moreI suppose that's no surprise given they are "sister restaurants"! I don't want to write about both restaurants on the Flowers page but I think it's worth calling out that the service / hospitality and craftsmanship for both food and drink in both restaurants are standout. For drinks, we ordered the Flowers Old Fashioned and Cantarito. For the Cantarito, I loved the tart passion fruit with the slight carbonation of the grapefruit soda--this was definitely my kind of drink! For food, we shared everything: tuna wonton tacos, prawn cigars, duck with risotto, scallops, and brussel sprouts. This was the perfect amount of food, as we left full and satisfied but not stuffed. The tuna wonton tacos had a good amount of tuna, and had a such a punch of (well-balanced) flavors; I loved the touch of heat. The duck was also incredibly tender with a crispy outside, and I think the natural fattiness / oiliness of the duck paired well with the relatively sharp, Parmesan flavor of the risotto. I also enjoyed the flavors and sauces with the other dishes but those two aforementioned were my favorite. Lastly, the bread pudding for dessert was excellent! It was the perfect size to share, and I loved the various crunchy "garnishes", from the graham cracker crumbs to the caramelized sugar piece and the little chocolate balls. Will definitely come back again to try more of the menu!

We saw a review on Check Please a few years ago and always intended to try it. We had a wonder…read moreexperience. The restaurant is small and intimate. Service is excellent! We started with the beef carpaccio and it was tender and delicious. We also had the shrimp cigars and two old fashioned. For main course I had the miso cod and it was tender and very flavorful- the miso saturated the entire fish. Going forward I would have ordered a vegetable to pair with it. My husband ordered the duck and that was a bit disappointing. They hadn't rendered the fat properly so the skin was chewy rather than crisp. The duck was slightly on the tough side. On a very positive note, the wines are market price rather than the large markup you see in most restaurants. The chocolate cake was overly dense. Since it was a birthday celebration they also brought out little chocolate cream filled cups that were delicious. We will definitely return.

It changed so much since I've been here 4-5 years ago, or so. The interior looks the same besides…read moretheir McDonald's like menu ordering system. Never even had to talk or be face to face with an employee. They have this new menu going on with all Japanese flavor. They went from their traditional Korean like items to lots of Japanese flavors and you can definitely tell! The okonomiyaki fries were so good with all the sauce they give you. Along with their classic starbird chicken but with some ajapnese BBQ sauce! Fun place to eat!

Never heard of this place but it came up in a search for "quick healthy lunch". Turns out, some…read morefolks from church frequent this place and were there. Apparently keeping secrets! The menu is extensive but I quickly settled on the salad bowl with spicy chicken. Didn't take long and my name was called and my to-go order was bagged and on the counter. Not being a rookie at this, I checked for utensils and napkins (to go, you know!). Bummer - a miss on both counts. Napkins - easy. Fork/spork/chop sticks - not so. I had to spin around a few times like a dog show pup before determining there are none available to the public. Like a restroom in the middle of nowhere, you have to ask. But - there's no one to ask. They're all busy putting together the next hot orders. Fortunately, someone else had food ordered so I grabbed someone's attention and quickly got my utensil. I waved at my friends and out the door I went. The salad was amazing. Loved the crispy chicken, veggies, and nicely balanced amount of dressing. And the portions - plenty! I made two meals out of it and wasn't disappointed. I'll be back.

Goga is one of my favorite restaurants in Saratoga. An absolute go to for brunch on Saturday and…read moreSunday or prix fixe dinner Wednesday to Sunday. Chef Turley is an amazing chef often with island influence. My favorites are many but poke is amazing with super fresh ingredients. Burger, crab cakes, etc. are all awesome. Service is great especially since they remember our preferences. Ambiance is intimate with only 28 seats and only three people working including Chef. Fun to eat at "bar" watching chef cook. NOTE: Entrance is from parking lot behind UPS Store.

The hub discovered this place and I'm happy he did! We…read moreparked in the back of the street shops/restaurants and walked to the main street. We had no idea their entrance was where we parked. As we walked in, we were warmly welcomed arriving a few minutes before they officially opened. A cute, intimate place with nice Hawaiian music playing. Omg. The menu listed delicious items and what we ordered was perfect. So flavorful and the presentation was beautiful. Staff were VERY friendly. We are definitely coming back!