Cabana Cove Restaurant Bar

I love this place. Both the cups and the crumbs were great.

There is much better food elsewhere close by. Not great vegetarian/ vegan options. They have one vegan dish for dinner which was not as described in the menu and had zero flavour.

It was okay. The ambiance was nice. The food could have been a little bit better though. I expected way more then what I received. The crab was delightful. The prime rib was a little tough. All in all it was an okay experience. View menu

Nice place. I sat outside at one of the firepit table and the chair was sticky and smelled like they just varnished the chair and put it into service before it was fully dried. Now I have to have someone look at my suit before it gets permanently damaged.

I dined here for dinner since I was staying at the hotel that night. I ordered a chicken salad, but I wasn't very satisfied with it because the chicken tasted like it had been microwaved. The salad also lacked condiments, and I think they should consider adding more vegetables. The price was relatively high as well. On a positive note, the customer service was excellent.

I stopped by for a quick lunch with a business colleague during an event in Los Altos. The service was excellent—friendly and appealing—and our server was fantastic. I ordered the cabana burger while my colleague had the lemon garlic pasta with salmon, and both dishes were outstanding. They were also very generous and offered us complimentary soft drinks. We will definitely be coming back to try their new happy hour cocktails. View menu

We found out only after arriving for our reservations that due to a show happening at the hotel, the restaurant was not serving off the menu, but having a buffet instead. Two pasta dishes, gluey mashed potatoes, salmon piccata that was decent and well done prime rib. I could deal with their thought process that there would be so many people eating there that a buffet would be easier (the restaurant barely was half full), but what was very annoying was the 20% gratuity they automatically tacked on for a buffet!!! And unfortunately, there was no other place to eat. FYI, the buffet was already $55, so with tax and the 20% the entire bill was $72.00. ... for a $25.00 meal.

I'm so glad we made it in for happy hour! We enjoyed 50% off on bar snacks and specialty cocktails, which felt like a fantastic deal! We shared the Grilled Octopus, Tostones accompanied by a tasty Mojo Verde Sauce, and the beef Tallow French fries. The restaurant has a lovely courtyard where we savored the Whiskey Ginger Cove and Sweet Smokey cocktails. Both the drinks and food were bursting with flavor, making for a perfect evening. A big thanks to the bartender for their great recommendations! We ended up staying for dinner, and the 28-Day Dry Aged Ribeye was absolutely delicious! I highly recommend this place if you choose to dine here. My date ordered the Cabaña burger with French fries,...

We only tried their breakfast, since their hours are reduced. Chilaquiles are the best! Yogurt parfait was pretty good too, the granola was crisp and satisfying, even though I felt there was too much of it for my liking (but, hey, it's better to have too much of something than too little, right?! . Pancakes and french toast were good, but nothing special. I felt like the menu could benefit from adding some oatmeal to it, and in general the menu could be a bit expended for longer staying guests, but I also understand that the current situation is informed by the past few years of the pandemic, so I don't count it against them.There's also a breakfast buffet that we didn't get a chance to try.... View menu