State Street Market in Los Altos

Really enjoyed my first visit at LBD, and we ordered chicken biriyani, rotisserie cauliflower, seams leaf chat. Super tasty food, we love the food and service was great and would definitely come back again 👌👌

Food was okay..We tried gyoza, karaage, ramen, pizza, fries.Only enjoyed the tender m flavorful karaageI had the BlackBerry bramble as well.

I enjoyed the food halls in Amsterdam and enjoy going to food halls for a quick bite. Its always good to have options and be able to order many different items to sample different foods. Personally, State Street Market is the best food hall in the Bay Area. It is very clean here and there are balanced options from salads to ramen, to pastries and desserts, to burgers, pizza and Indian food. To top it off, they serve alcoholic drinks and play sports. Its a great place to unwind for sure.The best part is how there is plenty of parking and that they have different events around downtown Los Altos. All the vendors have high quality food and service. The price point is a bit higher than other places, but everyone here is a small business, so its good to support them all.State Street Market had a change in management in 2023, so they have a full house as of this review. It was a welcome change-- now its a lively and buzzing place.

Nice variety and tasty food. Management team is great to help with big group reservation.

This is a great place to mingle with friends. A full bar is great and a small draft beer collection. I like that everyone can indulge their individual taste for dinner.

Tin Pot moved here. ^_^ It is one additional star right there.Good atmosphere, attentive staffs. Not really a restaurant and not really a food court either. I think it’s a hybrid.This place looks like a food court. But you can also sit at a table and order by open a QR code on the table. The code is specific so you have to let them know if you move.If you want you can go order from the counter - it is mostly for to go.Food are not bad. The noodle place is delicious. I ordered a tan-tan noodle and a Bao. They are delicious. The burger is reasonable. The pepperoni pizza is a bit overpriced (a piece of 6”x6” is $9), so maybe they discourage ordering that 😅. There is also a raw bar but I haven’t tried that yet.It is a nice place to go hangout with friend. Each can just order food by themselves. Hope they get more food stalls.Around $20/person. Would be a lot more if you drinks.

Cannot recommend State Street enough. Every variation of food you could want, raw seafood, Chinese, salads, pizza, cheese platters, and more. We had Dan Dan veg noodles (excellent), mussels (yummy), Mac and three cheese (to die for), pork bun (well made), and tofu avacado salad (fresh). It is convenient to order from any of the six restaurants from your table on your phone. Service is fast.

Very nice dining area with lots of choices for the food. You can have pizza, salad, or Chinese Tantan noddles. You can also have oysters or even drink beer, wine, etc.The ice cream is on the corner behind the waters.The pizza is pretty good.Draft beer is above $8 plus tips.

A very nice compact food hall with everything you like. We tried Bao Beni’s noodle and soft shell crab Bao. Both were very yummy, yet the portion of noodles was too small. We tried the mango lassi at the Blue Door. The little Bakery Pastry has very big cookies that I didn’t try yet they looked very yummy. Finally we tried the Tin Pot Creamery which offered very nice ice-creams.

The food court has good variety of upscale food items. Pricey. Can be empty, or crowded and noisy depending on time of day. Bar has 6 different IPAs, but no porter or stout.🙁