10 Amazing Food Places In Palo Alto

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It can be overwhelming to narrow down your choice of restaurants when visiting a new city. Palo Alto has tons of choices but here are 10 amazing food places in Palo Alto you have to check out!

Teaspoon

You’ll find it to be busy at any time, any day. Teenagers obsess over overpriced boba; it’s quite trendy.

Crepevine

Located on University Avenue (aka Downtown Palo Alto.) It is the OG brunch place, and it is guaranteed packed over the weekend. Also, over-sized portions of crepes?! Count me in. Don’t forget the gargantuan amount of roasted potatoes and salad that they give you along with it.

Philz Coffee

Small coffee shops packed with friendly employees, dogs, and amazingly flavorful coffee? Sounds like a typical Sunday morning. Did you know they offer amazing avocado toast and vegan donuts?

Tin Pot Creamery

An iconic ice cream store where all the Palo Alto high school students go for an overpriced but #worthit summer treat.

The Sea by Alexander’s Steakhouse

The classier version of Sundance Steakhouse. If you don’t eat seafood, just go for the complimentary cotton candy!

Chipotle

I mean, how could you not include this popular “Mexican” fast-food place? There are two in Palo Alto, and if you woo them, you might be able to get extra guac wrapped into your burrito.

Zareen’s

This small, authentic Indian restaurant is hands down the best Indian food. It’s located near the large tech companies, so it is a employees go-to meal. The restaurant has plenty of cool books and wall decorations for you to check out while you enjoy your naan and complementary chai tea.

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Blue Bottle Coffee

If the philz line is too long, blue bottle is a dang good second option.

Jin Sho

Surprisingly, not the most expensive sushi place in the world, but it was the Apple CEO’s favorite place. So what are you waiting for? Don’t you want to know what fancies the tastebuds of the Apple man?

Driftwood Deli and Market

Ah, this cheap but delicious sandwich. Make sure to get Dutch crunch. And unlike chipotle, they don’t skimp on the avocado.