Los Altos Restaurants

French. A homey, slightly dated French restaurant in Los Altos, Beausejour is a nice option for those seeking a quiet dining experience. The menu is made up of traditional French cuisine staples, each one nicely presented in simple, predictable ways. The seafood, meat and game dishes lean toward reducing fat without compromising taste.

Mexican / Southwestern. A lively Los Altos dining spot, Fiesta Vallarta maintains a fun and boisterous attitude amid vibrant colors and décor. The creative cuisine expands on traditional Mexican dishes, introducing elements from Southwestern and Spanish cuisine. Bold flavors and palatable spices make up each nicely presented, affordable dish.

Moroccan. Modern flair enlivens delicious Moroccan cuisine at Zitune, one of the more celebrated restaurants in Los Altos. Earning critical acclaim from local publications, Zitune’s dishes feature layered flavors and aromatic spices that needn’t work hard to stimulate even the most discriminating palates. The atmosphere is appropriately stylish with exotic undertones.

Japanese, Sushi. Nigiri and maki treasures are gracefully presented at this attractive restaurant. Beer, wine.

Chinese. Speedy service, superb preparation and the ability to cater to varied tastes keep this landmark in business. Casual. Full bar.

American. Expect bold, carnivore-pleasing food; wood fired rotisserie chicken and pork chops. Upscale casual. Full bar.

Italian. Over-the-top country Italian ambience draws more attention than the ambitious but uneven Italian specialties. Good service, a full bar and a reasonable wine list augment the dining experience.