Livermore Restaurant Guide
Livermore Restaurant Reviews
Welcome to our Livermore restaurant reviews guide where you'll find top restaurants off the beaten path, both locally owned and chain. In fact, some of the best restaurants in the Livermore just might be the little mom and pop operations flying under the radar. For some of the best picks in Livermore, you've come to the right place.
Our Livermore restaurant reviews guide can help you make sense of the thousands of options out there. Happy eating!
Also check out our Best Restaurants in Livermore 2023 Guide
This is a wonderful restaurant, once an old shell gas station, The owners, Lynn and Mat have expanded to provide a truly unique, wonderful dining experience. We try to go often because the food is so great. I've never had a bad meal. I like to try different specials they have on their menu.
This place is a poor excuse for a Japanese restaurant. No fresh fish, no salmon, and they cannot stray from the menu if you would like something added to a sushi. The chicken teriyaki has no teriyaki sauce..it's a brown sauce with mushrooms. Their salad is chinese chicken salad..in a Japanese res...
Fine selection of brews accompanie by satisfactory bar food. Dining should be comfortable when they open new location.
Food's good but service issues make this place one to avoid. Slow service, slow kitchen, and a bit pricey.
A nice place to look at but has become overrated, overpriced, and often too loud. You can find better food cheaper at many other places in town.
Below average food. Also, if you need to use the bathroom you have to go into the bar next door...not too kid friendly.
Friendly, family-run diner. Breakfast, burgers, sandwiches are all good.
I have eating at their place twice and the first time I thought it was late that's why the rice was so dry and the service was fare. The second time the rice and the beans tasted like they were made the day before. On top of all that, they charged my credit card three times the amount of the bill. I...
We love Beebs restaurant. It is a fun sports-bar restaurant. Although, it can get a bit loud, it is casual. And, if you like watching sports, the place has two big screen and a handful of small tvs to watch. They serve tasty sandwiches & offer a good selection. Try their awesome Chocolate Lava C...
We love Anita's for it's good food at a great value. Jesse and Anna (owners) are always there with a smile and almost feel like part of the family.
Really great food- the staff is very nice to both us and the children. Not a lot in the way of kids food but the adult cuisine is great! Our kids eat something similar to chicken nuggets and rice. I love that they can prepare a dish really mellow ("for kids" as they put it) and that is the right ...
My favorite hole in the wall Mexican restaurants. Has the best Al Pastor ever.
This is a great Mexican Place near downtown.
The chicken Expresso burrito is so good! My favorite by far!
The best al pastor anywhere.
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The only truly fine dining in Livermore, Wente Vineyards restaurant places a premium on extreme freshness, seasonality, and creativity. All herbs are grown on site by a full-time gardener, and the menu changes, sometimes in significant ways, *twice daily*! All this would be fluff if the food weren't...
This cafe in front of a winery serves very tasty and varied sandwiches al fresco under white umbrellas. Salads especially are very fresh and have excellent dressing. View is of a small vineyard, from which you can try a grape or two if it's in the early fall. Stony Ridge is now selling wine under th...
The best sushi in Livermore, good quality fish, interesting specialty rolls, and excellent service in a beautiful restaurant. Very friendly staff at the sushi bar, and I've always enjoyed myself. Not bad but there is much better sushi to be found next door in Pleasanton.
This small restaurant features Jalisco-style Mexican home cooking. I've enjoyed the surf-and-turf burrito, the camarones a la Diabla (hot sauteed shrimp), and the carne asada. The also have traditional whole snapped (baked?) and menudo (tripe soup). Beer and soda come in cans.
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