The food here is very good. The tzatziki was excellent, and the pita that came with it was decent…read more We also had a Greek salad, ajvar (red pepper spread, which I didn't particularly like), dolmas, which were very good, and the beef souvlaki, which was exceptional. Service was perfectly fine. My main criticism is the lunch menu, or really the lack of one. It feels like they serve essentially the same menu all day, without many of the options you'd expect at lunch: adding grilled meat to a salad, for example, or getting a gyro or souvlaki sandwich. I found that surprisingly limiting, particularly given how good the food is, and it may help explain why the restaurant wasn't busier at lunch. Because of the way the menu is structured, we ended up mostly sharing starters and then splitting one main course, which worked fine but seems like an odd way to have to build a lunch. One nice feature is the outdoor seating. The tables are shaded, and the patio faces an alley rather than the street, which makes it noticeably quieter and more relaxing. Overall, very good food, highlighted by the excellent beef souvlaki and tzatziki. I'd happily return, but I wish they offered a more conventional lunch menu.

Not a restaurant for vegans. There's a running theme throughout my reviews: if I have to hunt and…read morepeck for dishes I can eat, I won't give more than three stars. Mykonos has only one dish marked as vegan, and it's not even a real dish. It's a cold bell pepper spread with tiny walnut pieces (acuka). The only other options are salad and cauliflower, minus the sauce/cheese/etc. I ordered the cauliflower, and well...it's literally just roasted cauliflower. My non-vegan friends liked their food, so this restaurant is probably good if you eat everything. I'd recommend sitting outside if possible. It's a little chilly, even with the heat lamps, but much better than the inside, which is super loud and crowded. We had two servers (probably entered at the end of the first server's shift). They were both attentive and welcoming. The service merits an extra star, but this was really a two-star dining experience for me. Not a fan of restaurants where my only options are plain veggie dishes and salads. The next time my friends suggest this place, I'm gonna have to say no.

This was my first time trying Peruvian food and I was absolutely amazed…read more I started off with the Bomba Del Amor cocktail. It was delicious and not too sweet, still being able to taste a little liquor; I like when cocktails are a balance of sweetness and liquor. Not to mention the presentation was great. My mom and I then shared the ceviche mixta; it was a mix of white fish, shrimp and octopus. I only ate the white fish because I'm picky, but it tasted great in the soy/ginger sauce. The taro chips were a perfect addition to the dish. I then had the Caribbean Mule cocktail. I am also a big fan of that one! I'm so glad I got to try two different house cocktails. And finally, the Lomo Saltado. I could not get enough of this dish. The meat was perfectly tender, and the sauce was so good I had to eat it with the rice too. I don't usually like french fries that are too large and potato-y, but these fries were the perfect balance. I am very impressed and will definitely be returning. Thank you to our server Carlos for making sure our experience was perfect!

I would say overall this place is 4.5/5…read more Ambiance 3/5 Open seating and lots of tables but just like everyone else has said, it is noisy in restaurant so you have to actively listen and tall louder than normal Service 5/5 Gonzalo was our server and he was very good. Friendly and provided suggestions for all of us Food 4/5 Their version of paella was pretty good. My wife had the seafood version because she doesn't eat meat I had their Lomo Saltado which was good. Meat was cooked just right Forgot the name but it was an appetizer with chicken but the chicken was a little over cooked.

patatas bravas, spicy sauce was very tasty portobello…read moremushroom, sub garlic butter with olive oil vegetable paella, rice was more cooked but i liked it! easier to digest than other paellas i've tried where the rice is more al dente. some of the vegetables were very fibrousy since it was cooked for a while? intimate and popular for date nights/girls night. it gets loud inside and difficult to hear clearly since the tables are placed really close to each other make a reservation! gets packed and the wait time is long for the paella and other roasted items. friendly staff, kitchen is very accommodating to vegetarian and no onion, no garlic

Food-4.5/5: 4.5/5: spanish black paella--this was yum, a…read morelittle dry could use more sauce. potatoes: i like mashed potatoes lol i mash them myself at home so i expect them to serve these but thats just the tapas european style i guess. 5/5: charcuterie was excellent! felt like i was in barcelona! i highly recommend ! 5/5: caprese salad was mmmm....mmmm hmmmm! mmmmm hit the spot ! 4/5: paela was okay not anything special, maybe utilize premium jasmine milagros rice but maybe this was european rice again, something im not used too! Service- 5/5: the servers were so kind and patient ! fast service too ! never rude or mismatched orders! Ambiance-6/5: 6 out of 5 stars ! my friend is fabulouso ! it was her birthday and she goes all out ! Nicest and fanciest little small restaurant but mighty! there is conveniently located after 6:00pm (free) parking lot outside in front of the restaurant and outside seating as well. if youre going to plan for a big party i wouldnt do so here only under for a party of 10.

Came here for their National Lobster Day deal for $17.95, which comes with a whole 1-lb lobster,…read morechips, coleslaw, and bread. We arrived at 8 p.m., and the line was still very long. I think 90% of the people there ordered the special. We ordered four orders of the special, along with two orders of their large soup and one order of the small soup. They had run out of their chips and substituted them with Lay's chips, which was disappointing because I love their rustic, store-cooked chips. The lobsters were cooked perfectly--not overcooked--and you could taste how fresh they were. The meat was not mushy at all. For this deal, it was definitely a must-eat!

Today's National Lobster Day, and first time here, and food was good! 1 lb lobster platter for…read more$17.95, today only! Includes drawn butter, coleslaw, chips and bread. Definitely worth trying it out! Parking was a little difficult, and since they were offering the promo, the line was long at times. They limited 2-1 lb platters per person! It is a great deal, but even at $25 regular price, that's pretty affordable for lobster!

Decent spot for drinks…read more Pretty solid place with a good selection of drinks. The bar staff were great and made the experience enjoyable. They have a lot of options to choose from, and the cocktails were definitely the highlight. Well-made, flavorful, and easy to enjoy. I also tried the wine. It was just okay to me, but honestly, I'm probably not the best person to judge wine since I don't really know how to appreciate it properly. Overall, a good spot for drinks, especially if cocktails are more your thing.

I honestly don't understand all the glowing reviews for B Street & Vine. Our experience was…read moredisappointing from start to finish. We sat outside, and the atmosphere felt tired and uninspired. There was nothing particularly inviting or memorable about the space. We ordered the bruschetta sampler ($24), choosing the mango, salmon, mushroom with prosciutto, and tomato mozzarella varieties. Surprisingly, they all tasted almost exactly the same. Nothing tasted fresh or vibrant. The bread was especially disappointing--bland, lacking texture, and seemingly devoid of flavor. The mango wasn't sweet, the tomatoes tasted like nothing, and even the mozzarella lacked freshness and character. The wine was equally underwhelming. My husband ordered the Tempranillo and I had the Albariño. Neither was enjoyable; both tasted harsh and overly alcoholic rather than balanced or flavorful. Even the presentation missed the mark. The glassware felt dated and unattractive, which only added to the overall feeling that the restaurant is past its prime. Unfortunately, this was not a memorable meal for the right reasons. With so many great dining options available, we won't be returning.

I've known about this place since their Menlo Park days, having attended one of their cooking…read moreclasses back then. It's been a pleasure to see them continue their tradition here in Belmont. The atmosphere is intimate and cozy, which makes it perfect for a nice dinner. What impresses me most is the quality of their food--it's consistently excellent, and honestly, every dish I've ordered has been a delight. Considering the high standard of both the cuisine and the service, it's also very reasonably priced. It's a wonderful local gem, and I'm always happy to come back.

Food is great here (and probably one of the few places to get authentic ish tapas around here). And…read moredrinks are decent (with some caveats). Now that that's out of the way: they charge a huge service fee (it says on the menu it's 20% but mine was higher than that). And then you get taxed on the service fee when you wouldn't be on a tip -- in other words they are making you pay their taxes. It's just cheap, cheating behavior and can't support that regardless of the quality of the food. And it's very noticeable that the service is slow / doesn't really care what you think. That made a lot more sense in retrospect when I saw the huge service charge.

Found this cozy Japanese spot after work and really enjoyed it! The Unagi Clay Pot Rice was my…read morefavorite--freshly grilled eel with crispy rice, and you can add tea for ochazuke. Also loved the refreshing Shishito Salad, Yakitori Combo, tender Sizzling Ribeye, and salmon ochazuke with bonito flakes. Great food even if you're not into sashimi or sushi! Around $120 before drinks for everything, plus easy parking. Definitely worth a try!

The lunch prices brought us in, but, I'm, I guess we got what we paid for, which was cheap tasting…read morefood. Think of an overpriced cafeteria and there you have it. Not sure why this place has such high marks when 1. The curry has a very paste like out of the box flavor 2. The service is slow when we were only one of two tables during the whole hour 3. The sushi didn't taste fresh 4. The miso soup is very salty 4. Coworkers noodles tasted like it was from a plastic package with cheap watery broth 5. The meat in my curry was tough. I can't come back here. The roll was very fishy and that curry was sooooooo awful. I would wash it down with water, but it's impossible to get that server over here. I just didn't have a good meal or experience here.

Mazra is one of the best Middle Eastern restaurants in the Bay Area! I've been numerous times, and…read morealways loved it. Mazra's attention to detail is apparent the moment you walk into their dining room. For example, right now the whole restaurant is decked out in fall decor with pumpkins and squash inside and out. Despite ordering on your smartphone, the personal service is never compromised. Service was attentive, but not invasive. Mazra is based on the Fast Casual model which keeps their overhead reasonable and their affordable menu price points reflect this. A self-service station is provided for extra plates, glasses, water, to-go containers and extra sauces. The food is always fresh and flavorful. Love their fresh lemonades and juices! It's always a treat to visit Mazra for any occasion.

We visited Mazra for dinner recently and it was a pretty good experience. The restaurant is easy to…read morefind and has limited parking available, although you can look for street parking nearby. The restaurant was spacious, nicely decorated and had a warm/welcoming vibe with fall themed decor. While the restaurant was quite busy, we were able to get seated outdoors on the heated patio. The host that seated us was kind and helpful. You can view the menu and order and pay via scanning a QR code or go up to the counter for assistance. The menu had a good variety of appetizers, wraps, sides, and entrees. We opted to share a double kebab plate with two sides and street fries topped with falafel. The kebab plate was good, seasoned well. I enjoyed the chicken more than the filet mignon. I also thought they could've included a little more meat, since we had a lot of rice leftover. The roasted potatoes were alright along with the tabbouleh. The banana date shake was sadly underwhelming. I was not a fan of the texture and I was hoping for a smoother consistency, and the oat milk influenced the overall flavor. We did enjoy the street fries, which were unique and delicious. I liked the falafel, it was crispy but had a nice flavor, along with the fries & toppings. We were quite full, and had some leftovers to bring home. I was curious to try the baklava trio and ordered some to-go. The baklava was okay, but a bit on the soggy side. I will say service was friendly and attentive in the beginning, but no one really checked in during our meal. Mazra has a self-service format, where you can grab water/tea/utensils and to-go boxes on your own. I just expected a staff member to stop by & check in after we received our food. We mostly enjoyed our dining experience and thought the meal was adequate. I would be open to trying additional items from the menu in the future.

Visited Chico Marx for dinner with a friend while I was staying in a nearby hotel before an early…read moreflight out of SFO. It was initially hard to find a restaurant in this area -- as many seemed to be food trucks, or close early, and/or were difficult to access from the hotel/pharma block. Fortunately, this establishment was conveniently situated in a nearby office building. I was hesitant but, upon entering, the mixture of lighting, live plants, leather seating, and a giant tile mosaic brightened the space alongside appropriately friendly staff. It'd be hard to believe anything could brighten up a cold grey cement building but they did a great job and making the space feel wildly inviting, lively, and even cozy! The dining experience was slow paced and very European, which I appreciated. I felt like we were able to enjoy our meal without being rushed along. We started off with the braised beef empanadas that we ate too quickly for me to photograph! They had a light tender puff pastry exterior filled with juicy braised beef that was perfectly accented by the bright chimichurri (that we generously spooned inside with the beef). Next, we had the Lomo saltado and the lentil and cod entrees. The tender juicy Lomo had a nice balance of fresh veggies along with the beef, potatoes, and rice! The cod was perfectly pan-seared with a crisp, well-seasoned exterior, hey smooth buttery interior atop fragrant green lentils, tender potatoes, and greens. The pickled onions and grilled Lemon, were the perfect garnish. This was served with a hearty grilled whole grain bread lightly drizzled with extra virgin olive oil which was a really nice balance to soak up the soupy bits of bright citrus, earthy lentils, buttery fish, and tangy pickled onions! (This was a great twist on a classic Spanish dish that is traditionally made with lentils and salt cod) I was craving a sweet treat, so we also ordered the chocolate mousse which was made with honey and chipotle and topped with fresh mint and sliced strawberries! This was not too heavy, like some mousse can be -- it was a nice, light, whipped, chocolate treat to wrap up the meal. Don't be scared away by the business park location... This place is a real gem full of modern interpretations of various Latin-American favorites.

Service was disjointed and pushy throughout the casual Friday lunch. Menu was very unclear about…read moreallergies and contents - "short rib" everything thought it was beef but ended up being pork. Our waiter took our order piecemeal (first order of just water), prioritized other tables seated after us, and pushed aggressively for extra dishes while ignoring specific requests - never received hot pepper or sauce request. Mains took over an hour to arrive. The food itself was a mix of highs and lows. The pan-seared fish with lentils looked great, but the portion was small and so heavily over-salted that it left us parched long after leaving. Desserts were equally hit or miss. The chocolate mousse was exceptional, rich and creamy without being overpowering, while the churros were terrible, resembling dry, oil-soaked breadsticks paired with an overly sweet chocolate sauce. Poor pacing and inattentive service make this hard to recommend.

I know I've left a review for this location before because every time I visited here Maison Alyzeé…read morehas offered a perfect experience and tasty food. I made sure to give Maison Alyzeé the positive credit it has earned every visit Maison Alyzeé croissants Rock My world! Today was another round of perfect service, and a beautiful location in Burlingame California while sitting at the window watching the good people and doggos. Easy parking front and back. Easier in the back or on a side street. Regularly maintained CLEAN bathroom you can send your child into alone with confidence. Free Wi-Fi if you need it. Seating inside and out. With a chill vibe at the sidewalk tables. And a vibrant hubub of social experience at the inside tables. Various delicious coffees made in a manner I found ready to consume without any need of embellishments. Seasonal menu additions keep Maison Alyzeé offerings fresh and interesting. I recommend this place. You will want to enjoy Maison Alyzée too!

Came here today and got an iced tea which went down good. Nice helpful employee…read more Street parking along Burlingame ave I recommend this place