We didn’t have much time for dinner (so unfortunately no dessert) when we had to pick up our daughter from a party and remembered that Naschmarkt https://naschmarktrestaurants.com/pa-menu/ , a very good Austrian restaurant in Campbell, opened a second location in Palo Alto. Still same great quality which is as good as you would get in Germany/Austrian in more upscale places.
I don’t think so. There is Backhaus ( German named bakery in San Mateo and Burlingame). If you are looking for “classical” German cakes etc (they even have fantastic Franzbroetchen - something which is mainly made in Hamburg and surrounding areas) you should go to Hadough (Hayes Valley) which on the same level as top-tier bakeries/Konditoreien in Germany
Yes - they have their main shop on Fell Street and a small “window” next to Suppenkueche with a very limited selection (Herrentorte, Berliner, Franzbroetchen)
i have been a few times (only once to the campbell location) and have enjoyed each time. cocktail list is above average. i think i have sat outside each time.
it replaced anatolian kitchen, which moved around the corner. i think we find ourselves at AK more often, but i am not sure why.
We didn’t have much time on our first visit to the new location of Naschmarkt https://naschmarktrestaurants.com/pa-menu/ in Palo Alto and so it was time to have a more relaxed night at the restaurant. It’s still one of the best Austrian restaurants outside of Austria with excellent dishes, like Jaegerschnitzel, Kohlrouladen and Salzburger Nockerl.