A comfortable "hole in the wall" restaurant where the seating is modest and the food is delicious. I had a chicken pho soup with spring rolls. Both were consumed without delay. Accompanying sauces were fresh as is well know with Vietnamese food. Just a lovely place to grab a quick lunch but not a fast food place to eat. And they are expanding too. If you love Vietnamese food you'll be pleased you dropped in. Enjoy.

Great food and service. My favorite place for pho. Please bring back whole pieces of lettuce to eat the hot spring rolls.

Spring rolls and pho soups are recommended, unfortunately the rest of the apps are not so great. Small place with very basic service, but if you are looking for a quick soup and the one appetizer, it's a good option. Pho soup is not heavy and doesn't leave you with a bloated feeling the way normal ramen does. It's also quick and convenient. Beyond that, don't expect any dining revelations. Value and portions are fine and very reasonably priced.

The food is so good! Very authentic tasting. Lots of dairy free options. Amazing service, wonderful atmosphere.

Stopped for a bite with my wife. Spring rolls were good not great but good. But.... The Pho was excellent perfect balance and fresh ingredients.... I will definitely go again. More of a quick bite place than a sit and relax place, that's not a dig it's just is what it is.

Food is great & fresh Service is good Ambience is clean & cute Always enjoy the Pho is my favorite

A friend took me to Saigon Nites for my first experience with Vietnamese cuisine, and it was a great experience. He recommended that we start with the eggrolls, which were fantastic, and that I try pho as my first-time entree, so I chose the pho with steak and meatballs. I was impressed at the portion size. Everything about it seemed satisfying and of good quality; the downside is that I didn't realize it was made with cilantro, which I really hate, so that colored my experience a bit. I tried to overlook that and focus on what was good about the dish. I wouldn't say it was my favorite flavor, but that's not a criticism of the dish; it's simply a realization of my preferences and my newbie status when it comes to Vietnamese food. (I didn't dare try to eat with chopsticks!) There are plenty of other things on the vast menu here that I would be willing to try, so it's a good bet I'll be back to try some other delicious items in the future. The server that waited on us was the son of the owner and very friendly. Vietnamese restaurants aren't found on every street corner in the Valley, so if you're in this area, give Saigon Nites a try.

Pho review only. Pho is actually pretty good! Pho menu selection is simple. They have ample space. Lots of great art to look at. Great for solo diners. Really enjoyed the broth. Didn't add any condiments because it didn't need it. Private parking lot hidden in the corner of a plaza!

I was visiting another establishment in the plaza and came across Saigon Nites. I looked at other reviews and they looked decent so decided to give it a try. It was really quiet in the evenings on week nights but we liked the undivided attention. We tried the spring rolls, combo pho and the pork and shrimp rice noodle bowl. Overall, we enjoyed our food, especially since there aren't many good Vietnamese food options in this part of the valley. The broth's flavor was good in the pho and there was enough content. The rice noodles were good, too. The prices are reasonable for the area and would visit again. The decor is cute! I probably wouldn't try the boba even though there was a cute boba sign.