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Bay Area spots rank on OpenTable’s top 100 restaurants list – NBC Bay Area

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Bay Area spots rank on OpenTable’s top 100 restaurants list. Here’s why

Where to Get Greek Food in Palo Alto: Evvia Estiatorio, Greek Cuisine With a California Flare - WSJ - The Wall Street Journal

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Where to Get Greek Food in Palo Alto: Evvia Estiatorio, Greek Cuisine With a California Flare – WSJ

Check, Please! Bay Area | Evvia Estiatorio Video + Review

Evvia continues to surprise me with its casual and no-nonsense attitude, and the dishes that are vibrant, simple, and earthy, yet so deliciously luscious.

Metroactive Dining | Evvia Estiatorio

AFTER NINE years, Evvia Estiatorio’s reputation for being a first-rate dining mecca still precedes it and the Thursday night we visited, we steeped in the myth. It was a warm summer night, so the sliding-glass wall-doors were opened, allowing gusts of sweet pollen to sweep in from Palo Alto’s urban forestry and mingle with the rich sent of mesquite charcoal. Sitting there amid the chattering …

SFGate | Beyond SF and St. Helena: Upscale restaurants in the Bay Area’s suburbs

In their words, the Evvia team sought to give the space the feel of a “Mediterranean country inn” and exceeds that in spades with a winning Greek menu to boot.

AH Greatest Hits Volume 9 | Kokkari and Evvia Estiatorio (Greek, Bay Area)

Enza Eats | Evvia Estiatorio

I think for any of us when we spend the time and money to eat somewhere nice, we really appreciate consistent food, service, and ambiance. Evvia hits on every aspect, and they have truly earned all the rave reviews they have received over the years!

Justin Curated | EVVIA ESTIATORIO: SATISFYING YOUR PALATE WITH PALO ALTO CHIC GREEK

Fresh ingredients and skillful cooks combine to create mouth watering creations that will lure me back during a future Silicon Valley visit.

KQED | ‘Burb Burps: Evvia Estiatorio

Evvia serves wonderfully classic Greek fare along with dishes they describe as “local interpretations of many traditional Hellenic favorites.”