All Spice operates out of a charming 1906 cottage in San Mateo, blending modern California cuisine with global flavors to create a distinctive dining experience.
Chef/Owner Sachin Chopra curates the menu, which features creative dishes reflecting a fusion of Indian, Asian, European, and contemporary American influences.
The warm and welcoming atmosphere makes this an ideal venue for romantic date nights, small family celebrations, and quiet business dinners.
A 3-course menu is available for curbside pickup Tuesday through Saturday evenings, and reservations can be made for dining inside the cottage during the same evenings.
The dining rooms can hold events for up to 18 guests, and the full restaurant can be bought out for groups up to 40.
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