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CLOSED: Calafia Cafe
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Veg-options
Vegan-friendly
Lacto
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American
Western
Beer/Wine
Delivery
Non-veg
Serves meat, vegan options available. New American food restaurant. Prices are around $13-20 for a main which is moderate for this area. Around 40% of the menu is vegetarian, of which some are vegan suitable and marked VG. Casual, nice. Confirmed closed Sep 2018.
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855 El Camino Real Ste 130 (at Town & Country Village), Palo Alto, California, USA, 94301
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Added by summersun15 on 23 Aug 2013
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5 Reviews
First Review by AmandaT
saysuan
Points +142
ExGoogle chef opens restaurant - Edit
We sat outside, lovely weather, fun ambiance.
Read morePros: The New Wave shrimp taco is unbelievable
Guest
elino
Points +20
get the buddha bowl - Edit
A whole side of the menu is dedicated to vegetarian options (and some vegan). The buddha bowl was delicious -- very rich ( I never knew cauliflower pureé would be so good). The tofu wraps appetizer was disappointing and the place in general is expensive.
Read moreCons: price
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Argelfraster
Points +38
expensive and tiny portions, but tasty - Edit
came here for brunch and got the "no huevos rancheros" and the vegan pizza. The huevos rancheros were very tasty and the pizza was simply okay. Nothing to write home about. When we finished my partner was so hungry still he went across the street and bought more food for himself...
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LotteDanish
Points +107
amazing food, service and atmosphere - Edit
Love this place, and a wonderful spot for vegans and non vegans to share a meal. I had the stuffed acorn with kale and apple and loved every bite. The vegan lovers plate has plenty of vegetables, lots of flavor and quite a feast. We split the vegan ice cream sampler and it was the best vegan ice cream I have ever had.
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AmandaT
Points +19
Great Food, Very Veg-Welcoming - Edit
This is my favorite restaurant in Palo Alto, conveniently located (for me) near Stanford campus. Their menu is half "plant- eaters" and half "meat- eaters"--a whole page for each-- with vegan, gluten free, and dairy free items clearly marked. Vegan and vegetarian items range from lighter salads and vegetable sides, which are usually plenty satisfying for me, to more substantial items like pizzas, noodle bowls, paninis and burgers. Everything I've had there has tasted excellent, and I love how healthy many of the options are (I need lots of veggies, or I'm not happy).
Read moreThe best part is that all of the friends/family I've taken there love it too: vegans, vegetarians, and omnivores alike. Even my picky meat-loving cousin loves it there!
The only downside is that it's a little pricey, especially on a student budget.
Pros: Lots of options, delicious food, can go with picky eaters and omnivores
Cons: money
ShaliniChakrabarty
Nice!
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