Guidebook for Sunnyvale
Food Scene
A must try for out-of-town visitors who like hamburgers and fries. This is the most famous fast food chain in California! They only offer hamburgers, french fries, sodas and milk shakes.
Secret: Ask for your hamburger or fries "Animal Style" for a little treat.
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In-N-Out Burger
3001 Mission College Blvd A must try for out-of-town visitors who like hamburgers and fries. This is the most famous fast food chain in California! They only offer hamburgers, french fries, sodas and milk shakes.
Secret: Ask for your hamburger or fries "Animal Style" for a little treat.
Great place for some authentic Mexican food in a dining setting. Plus it's right next door to the apartment :)
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Tu Mero Mole
2041 Woodard RdGreat place for some authentic Mexican food in a dining setting. Plus it's right next door to the apartment :)
One of the best northern Chinese style restaurants in Silicon Valley! You can watch the ladies wrap dumplings and buns at the front of the restaurant. They offer a very wide selection of northern regional specialties you won't find elsewhere. They also offer weekend only Chinese breakfast items like soybean milk soup and fried donut sticks.
Famous Food
872 Old San Francisco RdOne of the best northern Chinese style restaurants in Silicon Valley! You can watch the ladies wrap dumplings and buns at the front of the restaurant. They offer a very wide selection of northern regional specialties you won't find elsewhere. They also offer weekend only Chinese breakfast items like soybean milk soup and fried donut sticks.
Pho #1
568 E El Camino RealIf you're craving some Pho or vietnamese cuisine, this is a great spot.
Great japanese food is always tricky to find, but this small izakaya does it right. As with all good japanese, the bill can quickly add up but the food is fresh and well made. This restaurant is about a 8 minute walk, right across El Camino.
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Tanto
1063 E El Camino RealGreat japanese food is always tricky to find, but this small izakaya does it right. As with all good japanese, the bill can quickly add up but the food is fresh and well made. This restaurant is about a 8 minute walk, right across El Camino.