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Best Bar food near Point Richmond, California, United States
Reviews on Bar food in Point Richmond, California, United States including La Lupita Mexican Eatery, Assemble, Hotel Mac Restaurant, Up and Under Pub and Grill, Mersea Restaurant, Armistice Brewing Company, Sam's Anchor Cafe, La Lupita Mexican Eatery, La Lupita Mexican Eatery, Napa Valley Burger Company
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10. Napa Valley Burger Company
Overall Ratings
4 based on 1370 reviews
Located in the heart of downtown, the Napa Valley Burger Company® brings a taste of the Napa Valley to historic Sausalito by the Bay. Come in, relax and enjoy our fine wines and gourmet burgers.
Reviewed By 936sophiap
We only went in for drinks so sat at the bar but it was really busy and people were lining for tables. The music was really good and tv screens showing sports. bartender friendly , we had largers one glass was chilled so nice and cold unfortunately the other one wasnât. Very popular place close to the pier.
9. La Lupita Mexican Eatery
Overall Ratings
3 based on 5 reviews
Reviewed By TJFLG42
Located in a new strip mall, La Lupita is very new and clean looking with interesting wall art. The staff is very friendly and solicitous. However, the food was not very good. (Maybe because it was a Sunday evening.) When evaluating Mexican food, the "gold standard" for my wife and myself is carnitas. My wife ordered the carnitas tacos and I ordered the carnitas super burrito. Unfortunately, the carnitas were dry and tasteless. Interestingly, on the wall were taped pieces of paper and a white board with East Indian food items listed. Apparently, there is an East Indian connection to this restaurant, but we could not find out due to the language issue. We will not return.
8. La Lupita Mexican Eatery
Overall Ratings
3 based on 5 reviews
Reviewed By TJFLG42
Located in a new strip mall, La Lupita is very new and clean looking with interesting wall art. The staff is very friendly and solicitous. However, the food was not very good. (Maybe because it was a Sunday evening.) When evaluating Mexican food, the "gold standard" for my wife and myself is carnitas. My wife ordered the carnitas tacos and I ordered the carnitas super burrito. Unfortunately, the carnitas were dry and tasteless. Interestingly, on the wall were taped pieces of paper and a white board with East Indian food items listed. Apparently, there is an East Indian connection to this restaurant, but we could not find out due to the language issue. We will not return.
7. Sam's Anchor Cafe
Overall Ratings
4 based on 653 reviews
Located in Marin County on San Francisco Bay in the charming town of Tiburon, Sam's Anchor Cafe has long been famous for fresh seasonal seafood, a fun atmosphere and breathtaking views of Angel Island, Alcatraz and the San Francisco skyline. Founded in 19
Reviewed By LWRFL
We sat on the deck overlooking the marina - and WOW! Priceless views of the SF skyline and bay, Alcatraz and Angel Islands. (Bet you can't take just 1 picture!) But then we were worried that the view would overshadow the food - wrong! Everything we ordered was so fresh and delicious! Overall one of our best dining experiences!
6. Armistice Brewing Company
Overall Ratings
4 based on 12 reviews
Reviewed By LarryM708
I can't review Armistice's food. I had heard about their beer from a nearby Mexican restaurant.A patron waiting for his order asked me what kind of suds I liked, and recommended "Grunt" (Per their website: "English Bitter: Brewed with locally grown and malted malts from Admiral Maltings, in Alameda, CA. 4.8% ABV"). They filled and capped a 2-pint can for me to take home (Don't drink and drive!).I can testify, now safely at home -- (1) that's a LOT of beer!* and (2) it is a great brew!! NOT bitter, contrary to description. Very smooth and tasty.___________________* I laboriously poured about 12 ounces into an empty water bottle that I could seal securely (we'll see how that works). My wife and I unevenly split the rest.
5. Mersea Restaurant
Overall Ratings
5 based on 173 reviews
Panoramic breath-taking views of SanFrancisco, built out of 13 shipping containers, providing âcomfort-casualâ food created by reknown SF Executive chef Parke Ulrich (Waterbar and Epic Steak), who partnered with tech entrepreneur MeeSun Boice to build a â
Reviewed By Timboquin
Mersea is a destination. Located on the forgotten, but soon to be popular, Treasure Island. Mersea offers quality food, pricey but worth it. The place is built out of containers surrounded by succulents and the best views of the city. (Move over Sausalito) Great bar and wine list with nightly specials. The baked potato will change your life and the French Fries are totally worth $8. As a local, a Treasure Islander, and one of top concierges in the city I highly recommend this place. Itâs casual, cool and a slow down from the city. Pro Tip: Ditch your Big Bus Night Tour when you get to the island and stay for dinner! The views are better without the crowd. When the red bus leaves the magic begins. Uber is only about $15 back to the city. Stay and live like a local.
4. Up and Under Pub and Grill
Overall Ratings
4 based on 67 reviews
Reviewed By travelwithpam
The restaurant was slammed this afternoon and service very slow. Had the Dirty Hooker sandwich & The 8 Man Stake. Ton were very good. Iâll try again. & hope service is better next time. Great location & varied menu
3. Hotel Mac Restaurant
Overall Ratings
4 based on 92 reviews
Reviewed By FVStrona
We recently enjoy this historic and novel venue for a small group dinner. Everyone had been before except for me. So I got to see it with fresh eyes. Wonderfully decorated for the holidays, as you walk in you feel balanced between the present and the past. With itâs long history and well kept interior Hotel Mac offers a wonderful place to visit, catch up and linger over a lovely meal. Well sized portions, good prices and nice selections of offerings help. Even vegans in our group had several options to choose from. Service is ok. Our server while competent, wasnât especially friendly and came across a bit a few degrees cooler than welcoming. (Maybe it was a bad night or she was working solo- so Iâll give her the benefit of the situational cause)The food was well flavored, hearty and suited for our purposes. With live entertainment drifting up, we were impressed we could still continue on with our table talk. Iâd say its a must try for sure!
2. Assemble
Overall Ratings
4 based on 153 reviews
Located in the magnificent former power plant of a Ford automobile factory, the Boilerhouse serves fresh, fast, local, delicious food on the waterfront. Enjoy exceptional value, great tastes and, of course, our amazing view of the San Francisco skyline an
Reviewed By LY-Eats
My husband and I go to Assemble for the "Columbia Employee Store" passes. When you finish eating, they present the bill along with a pass for four people. However, every time we eat there, we are pleasantly surprised. The food is well-seasoned and tasty. My favorite dish is the garlic fries. They are garlicky, crispy, and fall under the "bet you can't eat just one" category. The fish and chips are fresh, the coleslaw, crunchy. The coffee is not that trendy "sour, roasted to the first crack" roast that often predominates in urban warehouse restaurants settings.The only criticism I have is that their reservation system doesn't always work, they don't always answer their phone, and the service is a little slow and spotty. However, they do have a captive audience and it is not an unpleasant place to grab a bite to eat.
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1. La Lupita Mexican Eatery
Overall Ratings
3 based on 5 reviews
Reviewed By TJFLG42
Located in a new strip mall, La Lupita is very new and clean looking with interesting wall art. The staff is very friendly and solicitous. However, the food was not very good. (Maybe because it was a Sunday evening.) When evaluating Mexican food, the "gold standard" for my wife and myself is carnitas. My wife ordered the carnitas tacos and I ordered the carnitas super burrito. Unfortunately, the carnitas were dry and tasteless. Interestingly, on the wall were taped pieces of paper and a white board with East Indian food items listed. Apparently, there is an East Indian connection to this restaurant, but we could not find out due to the language issue. We will not return.
