Cafe Wisteria

I was there in Spring. The garden was very beautiful! We celebrated our friend’s Birthday there. The food was ok but the atmosphere was great! We sat outdoor and enjoyed the breeze and the smell of flowers!

Such a beautiful and lightly fragrant treat to enjoy the shaded California sunshine under the Wisteria! We had the steak salad, seafood paella, and tortilla soup. Everything was served elegantly and deliciously tasty. Service was prompt and friendly.

Such a peaceful dining experience, I always enjoy coming here for lunch on a sunny day when I am in town. A little expensive but everything is high quality and delicious. Gorgeous gardens to walk around, feels like you are in Europe! Definitely recommend the salmon salad. There is a parking lot with ample amount of parking spots. I always make a reservation ahead of time.

Service and location were lovely. We got seated right next to the center pool/fountain. The atmosphere is very secret-garden-esque, nestled in the larger Allied Arts Guild center, among beautiful lush bushes of hydrangeas. They had a lot of vegetarian options. Definitely recommend the mushroom empanadas! Mushroom empanadas 5/5 Popcorn cauliflower 3.5/5 Salmon salad 3.5/5 Italian orzo soup 4/5 Garlic bread 4/5 Mushroom & gruyere panini 4/5 Crab and avocado eggs Benedict 4/5 Overall would come back!

This is my second time to Cafe Wisteria with my family within a year, the food is good, and the atmosphere is even better, especially on a sunny weekday without big crowds. We were seated next to the pond and little spring, so it was even more soothing and tranquil. After lunch, we just took a walk around the shops and cafes in the complex of Allied Arts Guild, the nature garden was very colorful with the flowers and Spanish architecture. Highly recommended for people to meet and chat in outdoor space! Cheers!

We go here whenever we want to eat lunch in a lovely garden setting on a beautiful day next to a gurgling fountain. Our table had an umbrella so we were perfectly shaded. My medium cooked hamburger on a brioche bun and wedges of potato fries were so good I ate it all even though I'm supposedly keto and don't eat carbs typically. The desserts are beautiful and good but the best dessert by far was the ginger creme brulee with a delicate texture (not thick and pasty) and it wasn't too sweet at all despite having a turbinado or demerara sugar sprinkling in addition to the usual caramelized sugar coating. The custard wasn't sweetened it seemed so the balance was perfect. I ordered an English breakfast tea to go with it and the teapot that it came in was lovely and added to the garden ambience. Perfect for an early Mother's Day lunch which we were having. I don't think we would order the bread pudding again though. It was fine but on the dense side and was the only dish we didn't feel good enough to finish but the other two desserts were completely devoured. The third dessert was the molten chocolate cake. It was not the best molten chocolate cake but it was the most beautifully plated with enough ice cream and we very much enjoyed it. There's indoor seating but I can't imagine going to this restaurant and not making the most of the beautiful outdoor seating in a garden setting. Don't forget to shop at the little shops next to the cafe before and after lunch such as the gift shop which benefits the Stanford children's hospital and is 100% volunteer run so be sweet to the volunteers in there. It's always nice to wander all the cute boutiques there as well as the art gallery. One of the artists is always there at the desk and their work will be outside the gallery on the easel.

A very peaceful setting surrounded by gorgeous gardens and beautiful architecture. The food was good as well and great service/hospitality. We hosted a baby shower brunch here and absolutely loved the experience. The vegetarian options are limited but everything we tried tasted good. Highly recommend for a nice brunch with friends or family. Go for outdoor patio seating if you can get the reservation.

visited Cafe Wisteria on a Tuesday afternoon, and the weather was perfect for outdoor dining. The tables are spaced well apart, so you have plenty of privacy. There is also a beautiful yard with a water fountain, which makes for a nice little walk before or after your meal. I ordered the grilled salmon Nicoise salad, and it was delicious. The salmon was cooked perfectly, and the salad was fresh and flavorful. My friend ordered the short rib sandwich, and she said it was also very good. The service at Cafe Wisteria was excellent. Our waiter was attentive and knowledgeable about the menu. He made sure we had everything we needed, and he was always happy to answer our questions. I would definitely recommend Cafe Wisteria to anyone looking for a great place to enjoy a meal outdoors in Menlo Park.

No better way to celebrate a friend's milestone birthday in the spring than some girl time with brunch at women owned Cafe Wisteria. We arrived early so got to enjoy the beautiful grounds before our reservation as the views from their front door here is so peaceful especially on a Friday morning when we practically had the place to ourselves upon arrival. The patio is so relaxing to dine at for warm days but the indoors is also a feast for the eyes especially if you get a table overlooking the back courtyard. We shared mushroom empanadas which we both couldn't stop raving about while we were eating and both opted for the crab avocado benedict. I am glad we had such a memorable meal for our last meal together as she had just passed recently.

My friend and I didn't like our entrees. I was there 2 years ago and entrees were excellent! Service was good. Dessert was excellent A beautiful atmosphere.

Location is inside Allied Art Guild, so many buildings in this compound. It makes it interesting to walk around after your lunch/brunch, so many thing to see and explore. In July, the hydrangeas are blooming beautifully and sitting around by the fountain under the great oak tree makes you really feel like eating in your own private garden. There was also a single musician playing guitar providing a nice ambiance music. We had soup to start, onion soup and chicken tortilla. We then shared the crab benedict. All the dishes were as expected and delicious. Service is pleasant. The waiter was quite attentive eventhough she had so many tables to serve. I saw her being the only waitress with another person as server. Overall, it was a good experience. Will come back next time.

Cafe Wisteria is a favorite of mine, but recently the food has gone downhill. Dogenese crab and avocado egg Benedict is a favorite of mine. But these last couple of times you can hardly find any crab. Very disappointing ! The hostess can be a little friendlier. The main dining room was full with a party. The servers were very nice !

I went here today for a small baby shower celebration, it was my first time visiting. The food and service were great, and the environment was both beautiful and relaxing. Coming here with one or two kids might work, but probably not with a whole group . I loved how calm the atmosphere was, and the garden was absolutely gorgeous. Definitely planning to come back but next time without the kids

It is such a beautiful place. I tell everyone to go there. During the hotter days the Wisteria is so pretty.

Very pretty place to eat Saturday lunch. It is a bit hidden as it is in the middle of a garden(?) art gallery(?). We came with a group of 10 and the service was the kindest I've seen. The food was good too especially the Seafood Paella and the Shrimp tacos. I personally had the Wagyu steak and eggs which I'm not sure can say was a very good steak. The price point is definitely on the higher point considering the food. Maybe the garden vibes are worth the price.

This beauty of a restaurant is tucked away in a neighborhood and you'd definitely miss it (like I did!) if you just willy nilly drove by without paying attention. We had a reservation at 11:30a but the restaurant was empty on a week day, even for brunch. Lunch didn't start picking up until 12:30/1p and the musician was getting ready to play. What a wonderful ambiance (that we missed out on!) Service was extremely attentive, though we felt a bit awkward because all eyes were on us because we were the only ones there, BUT I might have been in over my head because staff was extremely quick to attend to us before we even needed to ask for anything. While they didn't have a kids menu, my little one enjoyed the chicken carbonara with me and the garlic bread appetizer. Who doesn't love bread and its garlicky goodness?! But back to the pasta: I enjoyed it because the meat and asparagus to pasta ratio was amazing. The pancetta was so crispy, it added nice texture. I normally don't get pasta, but theirs just blew me away and I'm glad I tried it! My husband got the short rib rigatoni and I thought the short rib was so tender and the sauce was flavorful. We ended with dessert and enjoyed the ginger creme brûlée. I personally thought it was light on ginger flavor but it was still good. My little one enjoyed the macaroons. Overall, this place feels very posh. The view of the garden is lovely exiting and entering, and the staff is extremely friendly.

My favorite brunch spot! This place feels like such a hidden gem. Such a beautiful place and amazing food and service! Their iced coffee is ‍

We came here via reservation for my friend's birthday and what a beautiful place to be in for our lunch! It's tucked away in a quaint neighborhood with plenty of parking inside. We came on a day where there was a company outing so we actually had to park in the neighborhood. The seating area was not too large and quite peaceful, with the water fountain running in the background. Umbrellas were up on all tables to block the late morning sun. The menu was decently small and seasonal, we decided to go for: Shrimp ceviche: very tasty, shrimp was fresh and had good chunks of avocado that paired well with the crunch tortilla chips Salmon Niçoise salad: salmon was moist and not too fishy, lots of variety in this salad including some capers, dressing was not too heavy Paella: definitely one of my favorite! the rice was perfectly cooked and the flavor was all there. there were pieces of squid, large shrimps, which added some nice texture with each bite. Overall, it was a fun experience! Cafe Wisteria would be a lovely place to visit for a special day.

I needed a quiet venue since we have a hearing loss. I heard that this qualifies using the outdoor space. So I will try it out.

Beautiful little Cafe in a garden setting with fresh wonderful food, and friendly service. This is really a gem of a restruant! A very special place to take a date, mom, your sister or anyone in your family. A must try.

Such a beautiful and lightly fragrant treat to enjoy the shaded California sunshine under the Wisteria! We had the steak salad, seafood paella, and tortilla soup. Everything was served elegantly and deliciously tasty. Service was prompt and friendly.

This has been my go-to place (even during the several previous owners), but the cost of some dishes (e.g vegan bowl - salad, some quinoa, tomato, and soybeans) that was OK, but at $28 was questionable. The place is beautiful. So I just have to remember that we are paying for the venue, not much about the food.

What a hidden gem! I had no Clive this was even here until a friend recommended it. Husband and I did a "day date" to have lunch here during the week. The setting is picturesque with it's plethora of flowers and beautifully landscaped grounds. It feels like a secret garden almost; we loved taking time after we ate to walk around and browse the artisan shops after our lunch. The cafe outdoor tables are the real show stopper in my opinion, though I'm sure eating inside is lovely too. Given it was a nice summer day, we snagged a table right by the fountain outside. I love the colored glass tumblers they use for water glasses here, such a fun detail. The food here was delightful and had good portions sizes. I had a Chinese chicken salad and husband had a the Smokey chicken carbonara pasta dish. Both were flavorful and not too heavy. I could tell the food was well prepared and high quality. Can't wait to come back again in the spring!

The ambience is beautiful, staff is attentive and the food is solid. It's best to eat here in the spring & summer but we wanted to try it in winter as well. Can't wait to come back again in the spring. Allied arts guild in it's entirety is such a hidden gem and the cause it supports its a worthy one. Having brunch here and exploring the artist studios and shops is a delightful way to pass a few hours on a lovely day

A hidden gem and not to be missed culinary experience situated in the most gorgeous garden nestled among an historically significant cluster of shops and artist studios. I spent several hours with girlfriends of more than 35 years today, basking in the glow of our shared memories and the Fall sunshine. Our lunch was amazing, ambiance was superb and service was spectacular. Two of the four of us travelled pretty far for this experience and the two of us who were local and had been here before were delighted by the fact that they kept declaring how worth the trip the experience was. We were enchanted by how the grounds resembled our high school in Monterey, which was situated on the grounds of what was once a Hacienda style ranch. I had the pumpkin soup and paella with tropical iced tea to drink. Of course I was delighted with the pumpkin soup, a favorite of mine, but this was a hearty, tummy warming version, enhanced by the crunchy pepitas and crostini. My paella was perfect, the bomba rice studded with saffron and toothsome. Huge scallops and succulent prawns were the stars of the dish and mild- ish chorizo gave a meaty accent. Since I was pretty full from my soup, I only could eat about half of my main dish. Two of my friends raved about their crab Benedict and one of them had the beef tacos. We opened and closed the place down, lingering as they were setting up for a wedding. Afterwards we visited the florist, looked at some of the exhibits and reminisced about high school.

I came in here mid June for celebrating a birthday and was excited by how nice the outdoor seating was on the patio. While the ambiance was beautiful on a summer day and the service was fine, the food just wasn't what we were hoping for. One person had gotten the paella but felt like the flavor wasn't very intense and that the dish was watery; the hamburger was overly greasy; and the pasta and tacos were fine but not standouts. Although the setting is beautiful, we likely won't be back for the food.

We had lunch there, and it was a wonderful experience. The service was excellent, our server Elias was attentive and made sure we had everything we needed without being overbearing. The food was delicious, and everything was cooked just right. The real highlight, though, was the ambiance. We sat outside in the garden, and it was truly beautiful. The peaceful surroundings made the meal feel even more relaxing. Definitely a great spot for a nice lunch.

Very aesthetic and beautiful cafe with indoor and outdoor seating. The surrounding area seems popular for gatherings and weddings. The food was excellent but fyi, very few options for vegetarians. Ordered the wagyu beef burger which was absolutely delicious!! However, also got a plate of garlic bread for the table and it was very ok. I was expecting crispy toasted garlic bread but the bread was not toasted and had a garlic spread on top. Other than that, the other dishes that my friends got were all delicious as well - mushroom empanadas and crab benedict.

I liked to sit outside.Very cute and peaceful! But the food is terrible Coffee was not good

This cafe is telaxed and secluded- a small gem in the community. Try it. Have a brunch date!!

Tried this cafe for brunch, and it was a delightful experience! The decor inside is so detailed and pretty, and the outside gardens are expansive and perfect to walk in after your meal. On this day, there were two baby showers going on within the restaurant, but the service was still so fast and we didn't feel neglected in any way. We ordered French Onion Soups, along with Mushroom Empanadas and Short Rib Rigatoni. French Onion Soup: Rich and flavorful, with two pieces of bread and lots of cheese inside. This was quite filling despite being an appetizer, but I would definitely order again! Mushroom Empanadas: The pastry exterior was buttery and flaky, and the mushroom filling was a savory paste. I loved this combination, and the empanadas were a decent size! Short Rib Rigatoni: Really yummy- the sauce has a strong tomato flavor and the short rib was perfectly cooked. My only complaint is that the pasta was a little too soft for my taste, but this was otherwise a wonderful dish! Wonderful spot for a weekend lunch- definitely coming back :)

Amazing food, ambiance, and serene atmosphere. Service was excellent and they even found this nursing mom a place to pump! Will be back again for the delicious iced latte and welcoming energy.

Short Rib Rigatoni [4/5] The pasta was beautifully plated and the tomato-like meat & sauce tasted elevated but filling. I didn't enjoy that so much of the dish was pasta (as opposed to short rib), but it was understandable. Cafe Wisteria is a beautiful place in a quiet neighborhood. The surrounding artisan shops are so beautiful and filled with hidden artistic treasures. We sat on the outside patio and it was perfectly shaded, and the tables were spaced far enough apart that we could make good conversation with each other. The service was really great, our waitress was very friendly and checked in on us multiple times. Would definitely recommend this place for a beautiful brunch with your friends! Just a little pricey (but it's Palo Alto).

If you're looking for a beautiful location for lunch with the fam or for a venue to host your wedding, look no further. This little gem is surrounded by beautiful rose gardens (love that they have signs identifying the breed of flowers) and is tucked away from the hustle of the city. Definitely gives you southern vibes in the best way possible. Cafe Wisteria is a women-owned restaurant which serves American/Italian fare. I got their Smokey chicken carbonara for lunch and really enjoyed the sauce and the pasta. The chicken was overcooked, which wasn't great, but the flavors and setting made up for it. I will be back.

No signs - restaurant hard to find. The setting is cute with hydrangeas and a nice patio. Food was not good. Even homemade $7 lemonade was bad. Grilled cheese sandwich was awful. Meal for 3 with tip was $164. Soooooo not worth it. Very disappointed. Can't believe this got 4.5 stars.

Peaceful and beautiful place to be with your girlfriends. This place does not allow dogs except service dogs. We sit by the pool and it is very nice! Food os good and service is also very friendly. I wear my high heel and can't walk from parking lot to restaurants because of uneven pebbles and sand flooring. Wear a platform shoes. Parking is free. So beautiful I need to come again.

The environment is great. It's located in a unique hispanic style mansion. Food is good. With that price there are better options.

Hidden gem. I have been going here since I was a toddler... in its former life. This place is so special. Food is consistent and never disappointing. It is a place for "ladies who lunch." I have fond memories going here with my grandmother, and now I get to take my daughter. When the women in my family want to meet, this is our "go to." Beautiful history to this site. This is my happy place!

I always come here with my toddler after our music class because of the lovely garden. In general, we have a lovely time. But this time the hostess was really rude, and was seating us at a table inside even though there were 5 tables outside empty during the entire time we were there. When I confronted her, she was making a string of excuses: "I offered you a table outside" (which was in the blazing sun and as the only table available outside), "we try to be nice to be people and give them extra time to show up for their reservations", "come back during the weekday when we are less busy". It looks to me that the place is not seated optimally and they give some walk-in's the worst tables possible. My recommendation: reserve ahead to avoid this hassle. I had the salad nicoise this time. Underwhelming. It literally looked like a dish that you would make at home in haste. A huge bed of arugula that looked like half of a bag of arugula was dumped on the plate, the salmon was broken in half when it was served. Stick with the French onion soup and the chicken salad. Don't expect too much of the food here, reminiscent of the typical large wedding reception food...

Such a lovely place hidden in a residential area. My friend took me to have lunch a couple weeks ago. The gardens, little stores and cafe are so cute. This would be a nice venue for a small quaint wedding. My friend called ahead to reserve a table. There is seating indoors and outdoors. We got there and were seated near the water fountain. It filled up quick during lunchtime. We ordered: Salmon niçoise $25: 4/5 salmon was cooked well and the salad was yummy. Short rib sandwich $26: 4/5 the meat was very flavorful. You can't go wrong with either of these. Complimentary bread was good. Food came out not too long afterwards. Such a lovely place to grab a bit to eat and stroll around.

Cafe Wisteria is beautiful! We just held a memorial/life celebration in their Blue Garden and everyone was stunned with the setting. Service was professional and excellent, food was delicious. And walking around the "campus" is fun, too. There is an art colony, there are several gardens. It's just great!

The pictured grilled cheese and tomato bisque is the same price as their meat and seafood dishes...broaching $30. Note the size of the crouton...oh, I mean grilled cheese sandwich. Um, I looked under the salad to see if part of my meal was hiding. I had to ask if it was the "normal" portion size. They responded that it was...so if you feel like being starved to death and fed like a toddler size portion, this is the place for you. Bread and cheese is cheap. If you are going to charge the same as you do for the meat and sea food dishes, it ought to be worth it. Yet there was nothing special about the sandwich and it was a childs portion. I'm disgusted!

I found this site when I looked in Yelp for places close to Stanford, where my sister and I drove our stepsister for cancer treatment a few weeks ago. We did not have a reservation (for a weekday at lunchtime), but fortunately they accommodated us with an outdoor table underneath a beautiful patio covered with, you guessed it, Wisteria! Service was friendly, but not pushy (we were spending so much time catching up on old times, we took a little while to look at the menu). I thoroughly enjoyed a grilled Gruyère cheese sandwich, accompanied by tomato bisque. Talk about childhood comfort food! My sandwich felt decadently cheesy and the soup was perfectly seasoned. I would have this dish again and again. My stepsister really enjoyed her crab eggs Benedict. My sister said her salmon was a little dry, but otherwise liked her meal. All of our dishes were visually very appealing. I recommend sitting outside, in what is an amazing garden-like setting. It seemed like reservations (even on a weekday) may be necessary in order to better guarantee an outside table. If I lived in the area, I would definitely come back here repeatedly. One caution though, once we parked in the lot our GPS navigated us to, we were a little confused about where to walk to fine the restaurant. It is part of a larger complex that appears to be a venue, so you may just have to walk around a bit to find the cafe---but totally worth it!

Food : 6/10 I think it's pretty good except for the price (but it's understandable) Service: 1/10 Worst service ever! I asked a waitress for the dressing , then she forgot it on purpose, she passed by me and looked at me a lot of time but yes she didnt give it to me at all (or maybe because we are Viet? I feel like we were discriminated) Ambiance:9/10 It's the reason we came here so I have no comment. Nice and beautiful , anh that's it Note: They will charge 20% of service automatically

Beautiful venue with really great service! Kudos to the gentleman greeter/host who was incredibly thoughtful and made our visit a happy experience. After seeing the beautiful photos on Yelp, I couldn't wait to try brunch here! Book ahead as reservations are recommended and frankly needed for weekend brunch. The outside dining patio didn't disappoint - it has a beautiful little fountain and beautiful intimate table settings. So pretty! The food itself was ok, along the lines of what one would expect from conference/event food. Edible but not memorable or worth the calories. I probably wouldn't return again because of the mediocre food and pet policy but I did want to call out the great service and the gentleman greeter - there was a mistake on our res and I was confused about some rules but he was so accommodating that he turned a potentially disappointing experience into a pleasant one - thank you so much! Note - even though there is a huge outdoor eating space, the building owners do not allow pets (pets not welcome signs everywhere) so unfortunately the restaurant doesn't allow pets either. While I will respect the building's pet policy, I won't return as I love being with my pets too much! Plenty of pet friendly establishments in the area.

This was one of the most beautiful places I've had lunch at - we sat outside and even though it was a cold morning, the outdoor heaters were enough to warm us up. We felt so relaxed after our lunch- the grounds are beautiful and the neighboring area is so quiet and peaceful. If you go for brunch , the menu is limited - the only brunch item really is the crab eggs Benedict (which was really good).

This is a cute lunch or brunch with all the garden feels. Atmosphere wise, this is a 5/5. It's really cute whether you sit close by the fountain or on the inside. They open the doors so people can be near the wisteria. Reservations are optional, I did a walk-in. The food here is ok, nothing mind blowing. It is very simple, and you're mostly here to be in a cute setting. I shared all the dishes so I could taste many things on the menu. Pumpkin soup - 3/5. Warm soup on a cold day is always nice. Wild Mushroom & Gruyere Panini with Truffle Oil - 5/5. Best thing I ordered. I just really like a nice grilled cheese sandwich. Chicken Cranberry Salad - 3/5. This salad is ok. There's a lot of cranberries. Smokey Chicken Carbonara - 3/5. This was good. It's a lot of carbs, so this is a great shareable. Vegan pasta - 1/5. Not my favorite, lots of random veggies added in. It's very light tasting.

My boyfriend actually surprised me and took me here for valentines and we were both in awe with the scenery. You would never know this place existed because it's tucked behind a little forest, but once you enter it's like you're transported to a disney movie! The cafe was extremely homey and the food was so comforting especially on a colder day, highly recommend! short rib rigatoni (10/10) chicken pot pie (10/10) creamy iced coffee (9/10) IG: @girlseatbayarea

I chose Cafe Wisteria for Mother's Day brunch and really enjoyed it. The special buffet was ample without being overwhelming--dishes were carefully prepared, beautifully presented, and delicious. I especially enjoyed the soup, shrimp cocktail, roasted vegetables, and beef. The ambiance is adorable, mainly outdoors. We were under an awning but folks kept trying to pass between our table and another on their way to and from the buffet, so that was a challenge. Service/hosts were a bit frazzled; I know it was Mother's Day but still.... It was pricey, too. We brought our own bubbly. All in all, I'd go back.

I loved the ambiance of this place just nestled into the gardens . A delightful little lunch place to catch up with friends and relax. Pictured is the carbonara and pot pie ‍‍‍ the tea was delicious as well

Overall, I would say the reason to come here is the ambience. The outdoor patio is beautiful and the garden was blooming when we were there. That said, the food, unfortunately, lacked flavor for my taste. The service staff were kind and timely, but the taste of the food - especially the Chinese chicken salad and noodles - was just bland. We'd come back for the atmosphere, but probably just get a glass of wine and try the chicken pot pie, which others have said is flavorful.

I had a lovely lunch here, and I appreciated the fact that this restaurant accepts reservations. The grounds are absolutely gorgeous, and you're free to roam around and visit the little shops inside the Allied Arts Guild. The cafe blends seamlessly with the gardens, and I loved the wisteria hanging down. So pretty! For lunch, I had the salmon Niçoise salad, which was great! The salmon was a pretty generous piece, and everything in the salad went so well together. The service was also great, and everybody here was so friendly.

Nice place to go with girlfriends or parents if you're looking for a "casual upscale backyard" vibe. Food is pretty good and menu is fairly diverse (i.e. pastas, sandwiches, salads), though prices are a bit high (in line / reasonable for the area). I enjoyed my burger and cappuccino, and my friends enjoyed the corn chowder and shrimp salad. Service was polite. My one grievance -- almost moved down to 3 stars - was that my water cup had a bright pink lipstick stain -- fit the bill of the majority of patrons here, an Estee Lauder customer who is a bit on the older side... We enjoyed our meal enough and a short stroll through the larger Allied Arts Guild, where there were a few different small shops and cute artisan goods (stationary, baby clothes, etc.). Overall I probably wouldn't come back unless I were bringing my parents or others in that age range.

Great atmosphere - nature and decor is very nice and aesthetically pleasing. We sat outdoors and enjoyed it. They have heaters for when it gets cold. Service is also wonderful, but menu is a bit limited and prices are on the higher side. Would still recommend it and will probably come again.

Café Wisteria is a great place if you're looking for a nice place to have lunch that feels decadent but actually isn't all that expensive. While the food isn't exceptional, the absolutely gorgeous garden setting makes up for it. While the inside of the restaurant is nice, I would definitely recommend sitting outside if you can because it's very beautiful. Overall: Quality of Food: 4/5 stars I ordered the Popcorn Cauliflower and the Pan Seared Scallop Linguine. While it wasn't the best meal I've ever had, it was pretty good. The portions are enormous so you could definitely share if necessary. Quality of Service: 5/5 stars The waitress was very kind and attentive, the food was brought out quickly. Great service! Quality of Amenities: 5/5 stars The gardens are absolutely GORGEOUS. We sat outside next to some beautiful flowers and a bubbling fountain. The whole scenery is picturesque and there are lovely garden pathways you can walk on around the restaurant to little boutiques and shops. Absolutely beautiful. Also, the inside was nice and the bathroom was clean, which I really appreciated as a mom helping three young kids. Pricing: 4/5 stars I would estimate that pretty much all of the food was in the $25-$30 range, which, while definitely a splurge, is a lot less compared to the $45 items clogging up too many menus nowadays. Also, the portion sizes are so large you could easily share which could cut down the cost if need be.

I celebrated my birthday here and had the most wonderful time. I love the environment and garden ambience. The service was great and the shops are so cute. My friends and I all bought cute honey bee earrings at a great price. Very memorable experience. Thank you for making me feel so special on my birthday.

Hidden gem! We went there to celebrate baby sprinkle and were amazed by the food and ambience. Serene and nestled in a very lush green quiet neighborhood. There was an onsite flower boutique and a gift shop too making it so convenient to plan a gathering. They also host large parties/weddings and will definitely go back for a girls outing!