6 Best Sunday Lunch Restaurants in Redwood City

6 restaurants available nearby

1. Angelicas

4.8

Exceptional(757)

Price: Moderate

• Latin American • Redwood City

Booked 7 times today

Angelicas is a family-operated business and is located in the historic district of downtown Redwood City, come visit us Tuesday through Sunday for breakfast, lunch, dinner, happy hour, or weekend brunch. Our Executive Chef Angelica, offers a unique style of California cuisine with Latin Flair. Dishes are vibrant and full of flavor. We offer cozy indoor and outdoor seating. Happy Hour: 4pm-6pm, Tuesday to Friday.

2. Broadway Masala

4.7

Exceptional(512)

Price: Moderate

• Indian • Redwood City

Booked 7 times today

Broadway Masala invites you try our ever evolving Indian cuisine along with personalized service and beautiful ambiance. Our menu is carefully crafted with fresh seasonal and local produce and offering the diversity of regional Indian fare.

3. Nobu Palo Alto

4.5

Awesome(1655)

Price: Very Expensive

• Japanese • Palo Alto

Booked 40 times today

Nobu Restaurants' now classic and seamless blend of Japanese and Peruvian food has officially made it’s way to the Bay Area. Here you may divulge in some of our signature world famous dishes like our Alaskan Black Cod, Yellowtail Sashimi Jalapeño, and Salmon Sashimi New Style just to name of few. Situated at the lobby floor of the Nobu Hotel, Epiphany we offer indoor and outdoor seating right in the heart of Palo Alto. Dine with us, stay with us.

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4. Pizzeria Delfina Palo Alto

4.8

Exceptional(484)

Price: Moderate

• Pizza Bar • Palo Alto

Booked 15 times today

Inspired by the best pizza of New York City and Naples, Italy. In 2005, Annie and Craig Stoll annexed the space next door to their James Beard Award winning Delfina restaurant fulfilling a long time dream of bringing Neapolitan-inspired pizzas to San Francisco. The 600 square foot space was an instant neighborhood hotspot, and Pizzeria Delfina became the ""darling of the San Francisco food scene"" opening a second location in 2008 to popular demand. In 2014, Annie and Craig expanded into the Peninsula with Pizzeria Delfina in Palo Alto. This energetic, farmers-to-table restaurant serves up Neapolitan-inspired pizza complemented by a daily-changing roster of seasonal antipasti, piatti (small entrees), beer, wine and more. A family-owned business, Pizzeria Delfina is a neighborhood establishment through and through that continues to bring people together around fresh, handmade, delicious food in a warm, casual atmosphere.

A photo of Saltyard Restaurant and Bar restaurant

5. Saltyard Restaurant and Bar

4.5

Awesome(762)

Price: Moderate

• Italian • Burlingame

Booked 9 times today

Welcome to Saltyard Restaurant and Bar ! Newest addition to Burlingame dining scene!

6. The Post

4.4

Awesome(398)

Price: Moderate

• American • Los Altos

Booked 9 times today

At the Post we are bringing together comfort food you can feel good about with innovative cocktails, a special spirits list, craft beer & wines, the post offers a neighborhood dining experience for sharing a drink or meal with friends, family, or coworkers. Opened by Victoria Breslin in early 2018, the restaurant will serve a menu that changes according to the season. Our chef focuses on ingredients from local, responsible, and sustainable farmers. The bar program will follow the same philosophy with seasonal and fresh new ideas and ingredients.HistoryEstablished in 2018.The restaurant's name draws from the history of the Main Street building it's housed in, known as the Copeland Building. The historic building, which is on the list of Los Altos Historic Landmarks, originally housed the city's post office.

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6 restaurants available nearby

1. Angelicas

2. Broadway Masala

3. Nobu Palo Alto

4. Pizzeria Delfina Palo Alto

5. Saltyard Restaurant and Bar

6. The Post

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