Tapas Restaurants near Livermore, CA

“This is a bar that has a fine dining element without the fine dining prices. Chef was the former sous at Range Life which has a Michelin bib gourmand, so the small plates have a fun and eclectic but elevated feel.

I probably wouldn’t recommend here if you are a “steak and potatoes kind of person”, because they dont have “basic” food like the other places in town. They keep the menu pretty small because they dont have a full kitchen, but everything has been top tier so far!

I actually like coming here on slower nights (thursday and sunday) because it just has a very familiar and cozy vibe, like im at some secrete club where the staff knows my name. Friday and saturday are very fun with high energy in the dining room, but it’s almost impossible to get a walk-in table for inside since they only have 5 tables and a small bar. Definitely make a reservation!!

If you come for their “after dark” menu they have different drinks and spam musubis, and you just feel very “cool” hanging out here because of the ambiance. This place definitely has SF, Oakland, or even New York vibes which is unique to the area.

They also have a photobooth, cute back patio, and a vinyl dj twice a month!

10/10!!“

“Very nice place to hangout outside and sometimes listen to live music. Go on a Saturday or a Sunday.

Toilets: Well kept and accessible.

Dog-friendliness: Dogs are very welcome Tap 25 even has treats and a water bowl for them.“

“First time at this place on the evening of 2/28/26. Great atmosphere and good indoor and outdoor vibes here. Staff was very friendly and accommodating. The front counter staff was very welcoming and seated us right away. I really like this place and definitely will return. Food was VERY good just beware the fish tacos are on the spicy side so if you don’t like spice you may not want those. The enchiladas are AWESOME and bursting with flavor. The rice and beans has a very good flavor also. Only issue we had was on the drink side. The Arnold Palmer didn’t have the Palmer part lol. It wasn’t sweet at all and come to find out the attempted lemonade mix wasn’t good. We was told sweet and sour mix was used in the lemonade and that caused the bitterness. It’s not a deal breaker but you’d think a simple sweet lemonade with unsweetened tea would be like clockwork for an eatery with the Arnold Palmer on the menu. Overall a good experience.“

“One of Pleasanton’s finest restaurant for sure. Why - exotic Guyanese fusion cuisine that should please every palate. Very attentive service and a full bar. What else can you ask for? And yes, the nicest chef cum owner - Maurice and his son are real delightful people.“

“Great welcoming staff & Fun 🤩 crowd“

“Reminds me of my visits in Thailand...“