
Modern Mexican cooking with a Mexico City edge, right in the heart of Palo Alto. Our cocina highlights bold urban flavors, fresh ingredients, and dishes crafted with care. The bar showcases artisan mezcals, small-batch Mexican spirits, and signature cocktails alongside thoughtful zero-proof options. Enjoy dinner indoors or on our sunny patio, perfect for casual gatherings and relaxed mezcal y comida moments with friends.
Laid-back bar serving Mexican street food, cocktails & beers, plus mezcales & tequilas.
Hours
| Friday | 12–10 PM |
| Saturday | 12–10 PM |
| Sunday | 12–9 PM |
| Monday | 3–9 PM |
| Tuesday | 3–9 PM |
| Wednesday | 3–9:30 PM |
| Thursday | 3–9:30 PM |
Address and Contact Information
Address: 115 Hamilton Ave, Palo Alto, CA 94301
Phone: (877) 408-8702
Website: https://www.sanagus.com/
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The service was laid-back, which allowed us to enjoy each other’s company and there’s easy access to parking in the nearby streets. since we also stopped by at a fairly early time during the day, it wasn’t as busy, but towards the end of our visit it did get busier. ambiance was relax and quite quaint.
Enjoyed the food and the drinks equally
I was not a big fan of their gorditas de chicharron. The outside fritter was quite dry and the dish lacked flavor. Even the sauce it came with was not that good.
Their drinks were also pretty good, I like that they gave a piece of watermelon for their watermelon margarita.
Had the tlayuda today. The tortilla was really thin and crispy, thinner than I expected, but the overall dish was large and filling. Unfortunately the pastor was a bit burnt. The dish also tasted a bit bland so I asked for extra salsa, which is chargeable.
The viene viene cocktail was strong but I couldn’t really taste the ginger or lemongrass.
Update: I did come back to try the huarache with steak! It was pretty good. All in all, a good place to get Mexican in Palo Alto. One of the few restaurants I actually enjoyed.
Good Gorditas. Crispy, with lots of fillings. Salsa was a little spicy and overall the Gordita was not salty enough for me. Luckily I ordered a side of guacamole which was a little salty so it balanced out.
Chips and salsa cost $7 so I skipped that
Horchata was pricey at $9. Tasted ok.
Churros were nice and crispy but a little dense. Sauce was ok. I was craving chocolate.
Overall pretty good. I’d eat here again if I was craving Mexican in Palo Alto. Next time I might try the huaraches
The hostess tried to put me and my friend at the counter when the place was mostly empty and there were tons of empty tables. When I asked if we can have a table we gave me a high top but refused to give the lower more comfortable tables “because they were reserved”.
I decided to talk her word for it but then as my friend and I ate, the lower tables remained empty and it became clear they weren’t reserved. Then, by 6:30 other people started sitting at them who I could tell did not have a reservation. So it then became clear that this whole thing was a lie on the hostesses part.
I have lower back pain from an injury a few years ago and it’s not comfortable for me to sit on hard high top stools with no back.
When my friend and I left I asked her why did she make it up that those tables are reserved and refused to seat us there when they were empty the whole time. She completely gaslighted me saying they were not empty; when I insisted yes they were as I was sitting right here, she pivoted to saying Well the system said they werent open.
So not only was she able to tell me why she lied about this, her answer kept changing.
I really hope the owner sees this review. If you do can you get rid of this woman? What a terrible experience