Alisios Mexican Cocina is newest restaurant at Springline Menlo Park
Alisios Mexican Cocina is the newest arrival at Springline Menlo Park, making the Presidio Bay 6.4-acre development fully leased.
The new restaurant joins recent addition Causwells and newly-launched Barebottle Beer Truck, alongside Che Fico Parco Menlo, Burma Love, Robin, Bubbelah, Andytown Coffee Roasters and Proper Food.
“Springline was originally envisioned as a modern town square for Menlo Park,” said K. Cyrus Sanandaji, Founder and Managing Principal of Presidio Bay. “The completion of the retail collection reflects our belief in the power of mixed-use developments to foster connection and community through thoughtfully designed spaces that bring people together throughout the day.”
Photos by John Valenti (c) 2026
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Josephine Kamin July 07, 2026 at 6:04 pm
Too expensive! Tacos was tiny, tiny. Menlo Park doesn’t need another expensive Restaurant. Folks were very nice, food was good, drinks were small – but overpriced.
Brad Baer July 08, 2026 at 7:07 am
I love it. Creative flavors. Entrees the weekest part, stick to the appetizers, tacos, and drinks
Menlo Parkers July 08, 2026 at 7:12 am
All of these restaurants are so pricy. If I had enough money to regularly eat at places like this, I’d sooner hire a personal chef to prep meals at my home. I find it laughable that the advocates of high density housing in downtown MP think that the people who would occupy low-income and super-low-income units would be able to afford to live in MP. They’d be traveling to RWC, San Carlos, MV, or other less expensive towns in order to be able to afford to eat. Case in point: a single mom who transferred to Stanford and is constantly posting on ND asking for tips on how to save money. Her most recent post was asking for grocery tips—but she balked at driving to the Grocery Outlet in RWC. We should take seriously her plight and realize that plunking down new residents in a sea of unaffordability is not doing them any favors.