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Sunnyvale In-n-0ut Burger

2 posts · Jun 4, 1997 to Jun 5, 1997

Charleen B.Diadem Antiques and ChinaJun 4, 1997
Chuq R. wrote:
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>And Sunnyvale has one of the best Indian restaurants we've found, Sarovar
>on El Camino down near the 101. Not to mention the three Indian places at
>El Camino and Lawrence, all of which are quite nice (depending on which
>style you prefer...): Shilpa, Pasand and the one I've gone blank on...

Shilpa and Pasand are both in Santa Clara.

Sarovar's okay, I guess, but there are better Indian restaurants (though not in Sunnyvale).  I would rate Gaylord's, Empress of India and the newly-opened Suraj as clearly superior.

Charleen
vijay K.Jun 5, 1997
Sunnyvale has Nicolinos, one of the nicest Italian reataurants.  And the opera and Neapolitan songs show on Staurday is fantastic. Kabul is very good.  Casa Lupe. Sunnyvale certainly has its share of the good, bad and the ugly. Just to set the record straight.

Someone wrote:
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>Charleen B. wrote:
>Someone wrote:
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>>Why doesn't Sunnyvale get a real restaurant instead of more fast food.
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>>>Because Sunnyvale doesn't want real food.  You said it yourself:
>>>long lines at every In-n-Out.
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>Ahem. As a resident of Sunnyvale and someone who lives two blocks from the
>new In 'N Out, I have to jump in here and say that Charleen and digger4 are
somewhat
>correct. Sunnyvale's culinary standings are lacking, to say the least, but we
are trying.
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>Sunnyvale's restaurants seem to cater to a very transient clientele. Everyone
is on
>their way to someplace else, be it business or other activities.
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>The Palace and a couple of microbreweries are as upscale as we may hope for at
the moment.
>The Thai restaurant (corner of Murphy & Evelyn) is first rate and very cheap.
Worth a
>stop if you're in the area.
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>Moving down the food chain, it's Armadillo Willy's, Marie Calendar's,
Starbucks & Coco's,
>bad Chineese (a major peeve with me) various soup & salad places and plenty of
fast
>food.  Hell, we don't  even have a decent donut shop, Mexican food or fish &
chips and
>the pizza is ok at best.
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>All that aside, I still like Sunnyvale, the culinary wasteland of the south
bay. :^)
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