Restaurants in Alamo

“Super friendly owner and waiter, also amazing quesadillas and always very willing to do modifications!

Also at the bottom of their menus it seems they recently added that they only cook with beef tallow now so if you're into that sort of thing, this is the place.”

“Genuinely enjoyed the Grayson from the sandwich menu 😋”

“Good food, service was great. A couple Vegetarian options on the menu.

Vegetarian options: Limited, but decent options. My wife really liked the Fajitas”

“BEST coffee in a week! Thank goodness. Excellent bagel and sandwich. Friendly service at reasonable price.”

“Outstanding! Always…… Dave Y. You’re just a Karen. Everything about RJ’s is fantastic. If anyone doesn’t like RJ’s, they have much greater hurdles to deal with and simply can’t find the good in anything. Hats off to the staff, the owner and the regulars.”

“Great service by all! I was even given a cup for water for my pup! 6 miles did her in!👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼”

“Freshest fish....my favorite local sushi place!! They have great specials and the staff”

“Best Round Table in all the land!!! Best salad bar by far to any in the area!!! Great staff. Always a pleasure to go there for sure!! Also, super clean and always good.”

“Hello we love you thank you 😊👍🤩 Too much fries lol 😆 we are feasting”

“The restaurant was very clean, service was just right …\nCashier took our order and very friendly..\n\nI could see the cooks in the back , when making our food - they wore gloves, and also had masks, \nThey too were also very friendly-\nOne of the cooks Name was Saul I believe..\nVery friendly person came and brought our food to our table , and kindly asked if we needed anything else ! \nMade sure everything was the way we ordered it …\nI would definitely recommend stopping by ..”

“Great food and terrific service! Of course, the beer selection is awesome too!”

“Bagel Street Cafe is a local legend.About: From their website, “Bagel Street Café was established in the Bay Area as a family business in 1990s. The first Bagel Street Café opened in 1996 in Alamo, California. Along with the Alamo location eventually came 21 other retail locations and a Production Plant/Warehouse in Fremont that have made their place around the Bay Area.”Description: This place is simple, delicious, and friendly. It’s been around for a while because they do things the right way!The staff is very friendly, inviting, and accommodating.Menu: I usually go for the salmon lox bagel, and get it toasted. There are many options from breakfast to lunch. Egg, turkey and, ham sandwiches are great.Seating: Plenty of indoor and outdoor seating.Enjoy!!”

“I have been going here every other Saturday for about 3 years. Love their food. It never disappoints. Everyone we take there loves it. We are treated very well. Love the staff. Love the food!

Vegetarian options: They will customize to meet your needs”

“Excellent dining experience. Top notch food as well as a wonderful staff. Great ambiance too!”

“This place always saves the day when things are running late and the team is hungry. The spicy salsa is totally fire so beware. The staff is friendly and super accommodating to small tweaks like one of my kids not liking cilantro or onion on his tacos (I hope he grows out of this too). The flavors totally hit the spot. Its very easy to order and pick up. They do have some outside seating but I wish it was more lit up.”

“One of the best coffee drive through I’ve been. Only because they used fresh ingredients on their smoothies and juice. I also like that they offer breakfast food. Love the avocado toast smashed.”

“Small French-style bakery and restaurant in Alamo, conveniently located near shopping and EV charging stations. The restaurant offers healthy options for breakast or lunch. Lots of yummy pasteries and breads.”

“My favorite coffee shop in the East Bay!

Drinks are always great. Staff is incredibly friendly and personable. Menu is fun and seasonal. Pastries are life changing. Atmosphere is perfect to sit & chat or bring a computer and get work done!”

“Sooo many options...it makes deciding very difficult! Yogurt tastes best around. The NSA flavors, can't tell they are sugar free, don't have that nasty after taste of other sugar substitutes!”

“Peets is always a good spot to grab a coffee. I used to go to the very first Peet's Coffee...it was not far away on a bike, then.”

“We got there at closing on the way home. Got a iced shaken espresso and it was perfect. Checked out the cups and found some fun new designs. No complaints on the restrooms.”