10 Best Bars in Pleasanton

“Best sports bar in downtown Pleasanton! Upscale bar food and great beers on tap. Staff and owners are amazing! My favorite local hangout!!!“

“line dancing lessins & DJ w/ Rhonda“

“Amazing whiskey selection and great food!“

“I wasn't planning on eating here. I was driving down Main Street looking for lunch when Tri-Valley Bistro caught my eye. A convenient parking spot sealed the deal, so I figured, why not?

The greeting was a little awkward when we were asked if we had a reservation for lunch, but things quickly turned around. I ordered the salmon sandwich, and it completely stole the show.

This is easily one of the better salmon sandwich I've had. The salmon was perfectly cooked, the toppings were fresh and balanced, and the house-baked bread was the real secret weapon: crisp on the outside, fluffy on the inside. One bite in, and any awkward first impressions were forgotten. I'll definitely be back.“

“Excelente lugar, la comida deliciosa 100% recomendado.“

“The deep dish pizza is really great. I have tried deep dish pizza in various locations around the country including Chicago and Zachary's does an authentic take on the style. I believe I ordered the Mediterranean pizza they offer. My wife, who doesn't like this style of pizza also liked the pizza. The Pleasanton location has great outdoor seating as well. The service was a bit slow. I don't mean waiting for the pizza, more in getting the drinks and refills. Otherwise great place. I'll definitely come back.“

“We had an event after a memorial service at Sidetrack and can’t say enough good things. Todd and everyone that helped us were amazing. The food (big kudos on the cauliflower), the atmosphere and service was incredible. We were in the Angela Patio on a rainy night and the patio was cozy with the heaters and the perfect place to have a special event. Thank you Todd.. everyone was so kind and you all took such great care of our family! I would recommend you to everyone.“

“We came for an event hosted at this restaurant. The staff was amazing and very helpful. The menu was all vegetarian so we didn't had high hopes with it knowing it's all American restaurant. But it turns out that the best part was the food. The vegetarian lasagna was the best I had! Compliments to the chef!!“

“After over 30 years, our local czech place (DJ's Bistro in Concord) closed, so we took a longish drive to Pleasanton (45 min each way) to Naschmarkt.

We love good eastern European/German food and given the long drive, we tried a lot of things and took a bunch home. The sausage plate was great with three big sausages, mustard, fantastic potatoes with cucumber and dill, sauerkraut, and red cabage. It was worth the drive just for this sausage plate and pilsner. We did not love the sausage of the day (an English banner with a bit too much bread in it) and will substitute it next time. The arugula and beet salad was wonderful, with generous, perfectly roasted, beets and a well balanced dressing with a good feta. The jägerschnitzel (unbreaded schnitzel with rich mushroom gravy) was fantastic. I got the pork version (they also have veal) and asked for it with spaetzle and sauerkraut. The jägerschnitzel had lots of flavor and there was delicious gravy with plenty of mushrooms. We LOVE good spaetzle and this was among the very best – soft and flavorful, absorbing the gravy perfectly.

They have a full bar with interesting cocktails along with great beers (including dark and pilsner) and wines including Rieslings (a few wonderfully dry). The apple strudel was good, with excellent ice cream (but my Hungarian grandma would not call it “strudel” – it was spiced apple in a puff pastry shell, which was good, but is not “strudel” which has many thin layers of puff pastry and spiced apple). The Fiaker=Double espresso with cherry brandy & whipped cream was perfect. We are looking forward to going back soon.“

“Good Drinks 🍹 Professional Servicers And Nice Views“