
Spotted: Plaque commemorating the launch of the internet age at Zott’s
According to Portola Valley Past and Present, on August 27, 1976, researchers from SRI International in Menlo Park chose the Alpine Inn, aka Zott's, for
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According to Portola Valley Past and Present, on August 27, 1976, researchers from SRI International in Menlo Park chose the Alpine Inn, aka Zott's, for
Update March 6: This talk has been cancelled. "In accord with the County of Santa Clara’s recent Public Health Department update, the Palo Alto Historical
Editor's note: Our hunch that the re-opening of the Alpine Inn was the biggest attention grabber of 2019 bore out in the in the number
On Sunday, Dec. 15, we walked from the Ladera Shopping Center to the Alpine Inn for lunch. When we got there, we were delighted to
The party continues at the Alpine Inn aka Zott's even as temperatures dip and rain falls from the sky. A good portion of the outside
Rossotti's Alpine Inn, aka Zott's, made a triumphant return when it re-opened for business last Friday afternoon at 5:00 pm. There's much to like! It
Lucy Neely sent out this email about the community effort to buy Rossotti's: "Portola Valley Community Roadhouse, LLC offers our gratitude for your support the
After three community meetings led by Lucy Neely under the auspices of the Portola Valley Community Roadhouse, LLC, the opportunity for locals to buy the
The Menlo-Atherton High School Class of '66 held its 50th reunion last night at the Elks Lodge in Palo Alto, the same location they'd held
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