Find out what Bar restaurants to try in Pleasant Hill. Pleasant Hill is a city in Contra Costa County, California, United States, in the East Bay of the San Francisco Bay Area. The population was 33,152 at the 2010 census. It was incorporated in 1961. Pleasant Hill is the home of College Park High School, Diablo Valley College, John F Kennedy University, the Pleasant Hill Library and administration offices for the Contra Costa County Library system, and the Pleasant Hill Recreation & Park District.
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4 based on 137 reviews
Being a resident of Walnut Creek, where lack of parking has ruined many a restaurant, coupled with ruthless parking enforcement, my reviews always include parking. No prob here as SunValley Mall parking is plentiful, though at peak times, you may have have to hunt a bit.The restaurant is not within the Mall, but is clearly visible from Contra Costa Blvd. For a place that prides itself for its ribs, my ribs that came with the family meal-deal, 2 varieties including St.Louis, we're both "dry as dust", and the delicious sauce in which it was cooked could not overcome the dryness probably caused by sitting in a "hot table" too long. The half chicken that came with the deal was juicy and tender. But my biggest disappointment was the BURNT ENDS- sorry guys, call it what you will, these were not the real thing, but chunks of pork trying to look like the real thing-for shame! Rather than cheating, better to say"Sorry, we are out of this item!" The desert list is not long but judging by the SNICKERS ICE CREAM PIE WE SHARED, it is very tasty and a bit different. Overall, lacking in quality food preparation for which big portions cannot compensate!Richard Hurley,Walnut Creek
4 based on 16 reviews
Hubby and I went here based on several good recommendations posted elsewhere. To say that our expectations were crushed is putting it mildly. When we arrived at dinner time the dining area was practically empty and the bar area was _almost_ empty. There were three large screen TVs showing basketball games and each TV was set to LOUD.The table at which we were seated had a tacky surface and when I commented on that to the waiter he came back with a dirty wet cloth and attempted to clean it. No joy, obviously. The air conditioning vent was above us and I asked to be moved to a different table but the waiter said that this was his station and he couldn't move us. Excuse me? There was no one else there!OK, so we'll put up with the tacky table and the cold air. We ordered appetizers and our entrees. Hubby had a beef dish and I had a fish dish...which at this point in our evening out doesn't mean a thing because we were only half way through our appetizers when our entrees were delivered! We sent them back. The waiter tried to bring them out a few moments later and we sent them back again with the comment of "How about checking with us before you bring them out? Or are you in a big rush to leave for the evening?" I guess we weren't snarky enough because a few moments later there he was again! Just leave them! We finished our appetizers only to find that not only were our main meals stone cold but they were over-cooked!Sorry...never, ever going back!Oh yes....the waiter, after delivering our dinners left! Never came back to ask if we wanted coffee or desert...just walked out the front door. Our bill was delivered by someone else and we left no tip.
4 based on 68 reviews
This is a small, locally owned place located near Lunardi's market. They have indoor and outdoor seating options.They are known for their burgers (the Mona burger is awesome) but they have really good salads too.They have a variety of options for their fries, the portions are huge and great for sharing.They have a nice selection of wines by the glass and on Tuesdays bottles of wine are 40% off.
4 based on 19 reviews
I ate at Fat Maddie's with my wife and friends not expecting too much, other than good, standard American fare - you know, burgers, sandwiches, etc. However, their menu was very diverse and had some Southern dishes which we decided to try. The Gumbo and Shrimp and Grits were our favorites. The Gumbo was rich and filled with chicken, shrimp and andouille sausage. The Shrimp and Grits was six large shrimp on a bed of creamy grits with Tabasco butter. Well done!
4 based on 29 reviews
Yesterday my husband and another couple ate lunch at Wise Girl. We have been steady customers since the restaurant opened. The service, the staff and the food are great! We have never had a meal that we have not enjoyed! The menu, though, selective, is well thought out with something for everyone. Items range from pastas, chicken, beef, fish to salads and sandwiches. The desserts are also very tasty! I love the bread and olive oil dip that comes while we are deciding what to order. The bar drink menu is very extensive! We love being served by Cara! She can concoct any cocktail and is very warm and friendly! We love their calamari and their seafood soup! The salads are always fresh and delicious. The portions are large. Usually we end up with a doggie bag or two! We love that it is a local neighborhood hang out! Regulars come in and they know exactly what they want. It is also quiet enough at lunch to have a great conversation. We have been there for dinner, too. The menu remains the same for both lunch and dinner. It is a great restaurant for the price, service and atmospheres.
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4 based on 39 reviews
Good food, excellent service. Sometimes a bit of a wait on Sunday mornings, but worthwhile. The Greek scramble (gyro meat, egg whites, tomato, green onion, feta cheese on crispy hash browns) is particularly good. We're there most Sunday mornings, and we're not the only regulars! It's a good place.
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4 based on 285 reviews
Went here for to celebrate a couple of birthdays. Our server was Leonardo and he did a great job. All of our food tasted delicious. Prices were great. Very reasonable for 5 people. We would definitely recommend the Lazy dog. We will definitely be back.
Most Popular Italian food in Pleasant Hill, California, United States
4 based on 163 reviews
After several visits over the last 3 years, my experience has consistently been great food and great service. I've had lunches and dinners here, with parties varying from 2 to 12. They have delicious food options and the service quality is always on point. They have yummy drink options too!
Where to eat Pizza food in Pleasant Hill: The Best Restaurants and Bars
4 based on 221 reviews
Barbecue is what we do!
Try the early bird special before 6. Comes with brisket, just ok, chicken, very good and ribs, yummy. Includes 2 sides I recommend scallop potatoes be one of them. The bring three different breads, the cornbread is the best. They also offer salads and sandwiches.
Top 10 American food in Pleasant Hill, California, United States
4 based on 334 reviews
Weâre here seven days a week. We want you to feel comfortable coming in any time. All of those days. For breakfast, lunch or dinner. We want to be the place you come to for an omelet and coffee before work, a cocktail and appetizers after, a quick bite fo
Jacks is part of Pleasant Hill. Ask anyone who lives here to meet at Jacks and not only do they know the place but they have been there and they like it.The menu is based a lot on Greek food but does have a lot of variety.The also recently opened an adjoining tap room where plenty of beers are available on tap. Not surprisingly, all of those beers are also available in the restaurant.
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