Small, humble restaurant with a quiet, homey vibe and simple interior. It serves authentic Sichuan cuisine featuring bold, spicy flavors and homemade noodles and dumplings. The place blends traditional dishes with remnants of a Hawaiian BBQ menu, run by a friendly couple transitioning the concept.
Salads here feature crisp cucumber salad with a fresh, crunchy texture. Other dishes like shredded potato and sesame jelly add variety with cool, light flavors.
Lunch features amazing food with consistent quality. Frequent visits confirm it suits both lunch and dinner well.
"The Chinese food here, especially the noodles, is soul comforting and delicious."
"The food here is authentic and tasty."
"The food at this lunch spot is amazing and delicious."
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Parking is easy as the restaurant is located in a shopping center.
The restaurant serves large portions, often enough for a second meal.
The menu features authentic Sichuan dishes like dan dan noodles and cucumber salad.
Moroccan restaurant offers quiet, peaceful atmosphere with waterfront views of San Francisco and the bay. Outdoor seating provides a relaxing patio experience with fresh air and scenic sights. The place feels unassuming and cozy, with a mom-and-pop vibe and inviting aromas of Moroccan spices.
Salads come fresh and vibrant with the Moroccan salad featuring roasted eggplant, hummus, and crunchy chicken pieces. The eggplant salad includes beets and other well-cooked sides, while a tangy side salad balances the flavors of the Kefta.
Waterfront seating offers a sunlit lunch experience with a low key vibe. The spot feels unassuming and relaxed, perfect for a casual midday meal.
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The meal prices average around $15 per person.
There is parking available nearby.
Silverware and water cups are self-served.
Small, cozy space with a family-friendly vibe and relaxed atmosphere. Hand pulled noodles and authentic Xi'an dishes stand out for their freshness and flavor. The place feels welcoming and unpretentious, perfect for casual meals.
Tiger salad stands out with its fragrant and crunchy texture. Spicy cucumber salad comes in a signature chili oil sauce with a slight kick and full flavor, often served on the house.
Good to know
Wild Ginger gets busy during weekends, so expect a wait around dinner time.
The restaurant offers good vegan options alongside traditional dishes.
Portions are generous, providing good value for the price.
Brunch spot blends Californian fusion with Thai flavors in a space filled with plants and natural wood textures. Atmosphere stays subdued with lively music, offering plentiful seating and a family-friendly vibe. Menu features savory and sweet dishes with standout items like smoked duck Benedict and pandan brioche toast.
Salads feature Thai flavors with dishes like chicken salad dressed in peanut sauce and an apple trout salad that feels comforting and fresh.
Substantial menu offers Thai fusion and brunch options alongside sweet and healthy choices. Lunch includes a variety of Thai lunch dishes with a big menu to explore.
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Happy hour offers discounted drinks and appetizers, perfect for after-work gatherings.
The brunch menu features both sweet and healthy options, catering to diverse tastes.
Parking is available in the Plaza across the street, making access easy.
Simple deli space offers bright, airy seating and a cozy, relaxed atmosphere. Outdoor seating adds to the calm, inviting vibe. Family-run operation emphasizes cleanliness and warmth throughout the shop.
Potato salad and macaroni salad appear regularly alongside sandwiches like Grandma’s and Alameda. Both salads have a homemade feel and complement the sandwiches well.
Cozy and inviting ambiance suits both quick lunches and relaxed dinners. Service handles multiple orders smoothly, making it a reliable lunch spot during a bike ride.
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Prices range from $4.95 for a PBJ to $13.95 for a Giant sandwich.
The shop has a wide range of menu options, including build-your-own sandwiches.
They offer a great student discount for all orders.
Minimalist and modern design creates a quiet, relaxing atmosphere ideal for conversation. Generous portions and economical prices offer great value, complemented by fresh ingredients and gluten-free options. The setting feels cozy and welcoming without distractions.
Warm eggplant salad with scallops and minced meat offers a fresh, non-greasy taste. Barbecue beef salad comes on a bed of fresh greens, though the beef is not tender.
Lunch features delicious curry, veg, and tofu options. Lunch specials keep everyone satisfied in a low-key setting.
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The prices are very economical.
The portions at Spice I Am are huge.
I suggest eating at the restaurant instead of ordering takeout to avoid spills.
Square booth tables create an uncomfortable seating arrangement. The atmosphere feels unwelcoming for families despite being family oriented. Pizza quality remains consistent and tasty, with a notable salad bar and lunch buffet offering reasonable prices.
Fresh ingredients make the salad stand out. The salad bar offers good variety and costs just $4, making it a solid choice.
A lunch buffet runs from 11:30 AM to 1:30 PM, priced at $15. The spot offers a nice lunch special and has varied buffet times.
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The lunch buffet is available from 11:30 AM to 1:30 PM, costing $15.
Prices at Round Table Pizza are reasonable for a casual dining experience.
Expect a wait during peak hours, especially on weekends.
Small restaurant with exposed brick and a 50's vibe creates a cozy, neighborly atmosphere. The space feels authentic and relaxed, avoiding loud music or brash energy. Seating is limited, making early arrival important to avoid waits.
Golden beet salad offers a fresh, refreshing taste that balances richer dishes. Roasted beets and cauliflower salads bring vibrant, earthy flavors to the table.
Lunch specials cost around 9 bucks and offer super tasty options. The lunch menu is solid and pairs well with an afternoon at the market.
Good to know
They do not take reservations, so arrive early to avoid long waits.
Expect a 60-90 minute wait during peak dinner hours.
Parking is conveniently located right next door.
Small dining space with Cambodian decor creates a warm and cozy atmosphere that stays fairly quiet despite occasional loud customers. The vibe suits casual, family-style dining with a chill energy and a menu offering authentic Khmer dishes including vegetarian options.
Several salads feature non-meat options like lotus root with tofu and a Spicy Papaya Salad with thinly sliced unripened fruit that tastes like radish. The Cambodian-style salad swaps broccoli for blanched spinach leaves.
Lunch offers a good amount of food for the dollar, often leaving extra for the next day. Frequent visits show it serves well for both dine-in and takeout options.
Good to know
Street parking is available, but can be hard to find during busy times.
Get there by 6pm on weekends to avoid longer wait times.
They accept Tap payments for convenience.
Casual and comfy space with light and airy design and serene, warm atmosphere. The vibe is chill with good music, attracting those who appreciate authentic Thai spicy dishes and fresh ingredients. Seating feels relaxing and spacious, making it suitable for quiet lunches or cozy dinners.
Crispy rice salad offers a dry texture that could use a sauce for moisture. Papaya salad often lacks fish sauce, affecting its expected flavor.
Quiet venue offers a calm setting for lunch. The Crab Fried Rice stands out on the lunch menu, with other dishes also well received.
Good to know
The restaurant offers a separate vegetarian and vegan menu.
Expect to pay around $69 for two people, including tax and tip.
They charge an extra $3 for chicken in dishes.
Big restaurant with copper ceilings and cozy booths creates an intimate, inviting atmosphere. Romantic low lighting and Edison bulbs mix with sports TVs, blending fine dining with casual energy. Full bar offers standout cocktails like Ube Martini and Habanero Blood Orange Margarita.
Menus include lunch, dinner, and cocktails with solid options. A group of eight spent about $400 including tip and service fee. One diner recommended it for casual get-togethers.
Good to know
Expect long wait times during busy brunch hours, especially on holidays.
The restaurant is not suitable for families; children are not welcome.
Parking is available for free in the lot adjacent to the restaurant.
Small cozy space blends minimalist décor with anime pop culture, featuring Studio Ghibli films and original Japanese art. Atmosphere feels authentic and serene, with a chill vibe enhanced by unique artwork and figurines. Seating is ample, creating a spacious yet intimate environment.
Salads feature fresh fish in poke and chirashi don. Staff often offer a complimentary salad with miso sauce. A peanut salad also comes as a free side sometimes.
Staff show attentive service when informed about a quick lunch. The spot works well for a friendly lunch with family and sits in a central downtown area.
Good to know
Reservations are not required, and walk-ins are welcome.
Expect a wait time of around 30 minutes during peak lunch hours.
Street parking can be challenging; consider arriving early.
Spacious sushi restaurant with beautiful Japanese decor and large TV screens at the bar and sushi counter. The atmosphere is peaceful and quiet with mainstream music that sometimes encourages dancing. Open late, it offers fresh sushi and complimentary ice cream while waiting.
Salads come with a superb dressing and often appear as small sides with entrees like chicken katsu. Some combos include a salad alongside miso soup, adding a fresh touch to the meal.
Lunch hours stay quiet with few diners. Bento box lunches come with two menu items, like beef and sashimi, offering a simple, balanced meal.
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Hayashi Japanese Cuisine is open until 11 pm, making it a late-night option.
Parking is limited due to the restaurant's location on a busy corner.
The restaurant has a dining area in the back with booths for a more private experience.