Best Austrian Restaurants in Sunnyvale

We had a 12:45 reservation on Valentine’s Day . We arrived on time and our table was available. Something to remember that even if the restaurant is full there is usually a seat at the kitchen area facing the kitchen. We had classic Wiener Schnitzel with potato salad and Apple Strudel. Food was excellent. We always enjoying going to this restaurant in downtown Campbell. Recommend you make a reservation.

A gem in Palo Alto , excel all around cuisine , services, warms welcome super services & beautiful cozy venue👍👏. The owner/manager is one of the best, gracious, accommodating, remember you & your likes👍👏. It is a must go for any occasion👍👏🌹

A unique San Jose gem. It’s located in what was previously a car repair shop. Inside you’ll find an eclectic collection of player pianos and jukeboxes which randomly play. You order at the counter. Menu is Italian and European influenced. We sampled gnocchi and scampi, both prepared with a light hand, cooked perfectly. The gnocchi was delicious. Tried the shrimp puttanesca that had a fresh tomato sauce with shrimp, olives, potatoes and artichokes. Their house petit sirah accompanied nicely. The atmosphere here is casual and fun. They have a soda fountain with milkshakes and other fountain favorites. They’re only open on Friday and Saturday. So make your reservations for some tasty food in a fun ambiance.

It is a delight to have an authentic German bistro here in San Carlos. The experience transported me back to Stuttgart with its friendly welcome, warm pretzels, savory schnitzel, frankfurters, and of course, the beer and wine. We will undoubtedly return with friends and family to enjoy another special trip to Germany on Laurel Street.