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R E S T a U R a N T G U I california RESTAURANT GUIDE e are Pleasanton and we are an Keeps dollars in our economy. Dining locally ensures extraordinary place for dining. We that our sales taxes are reinvested right here in our have over 220 dining establishments community. That makes our city extraordinary! in our community sure to satisfy Ensures our city stays extraordinary and the place Wvarying tastes from cafés, dessert shops, pizza to go. Our restaurants make us special and give us a to fine dining. strong sense of loyalty for our city. The more unique we are as a community, the more we attract visitors, Why dine in Pleasanton? which benefits everyone. It’s good for our Economy, Environment, and Community. Is more environmentally friendly. Supporting our Dining locally . local restaurants often means you can walk and bike to enjoy a nice cup of coffee or spend an afternoon Is more fun with unique, personalized service. over a leisurely lunch, supporting conveniently located Your restaurateurs get to know our local tastes and and accessible dining destinations. You enjoy create dishes with the local community in mind. fabulous meals that are often better-made because You get personal attention. You feel connected. our neighbors stand behind them. Pleasanton restaurants know our local market and are more responsive to our local market. We are our We have something for everyone - beyond the restaurants’ friends and neighbors. ordinary. American Fresh Choice Red Smoke Grill 2453 Stoneridge Mall 4501 Hopyard Road Barone’s (925) 734-8186 (925) 734-0307 475 St. John Street www.freshchoice.com www.redsmokegrill.com (925) 426-0987 www.baronespleasanton.com Hap’s Original Stacey’s Cafe 122 W. Neal Street 310 Main Street Bob’s Giant Burgers (925) 600-9200 (925) 461-3113 4223 First Street www.hapsoriginal.com www.eatatstaceys.com (925) 846-4657 Jim’ s Country Style Super Burger & Breakfast Buckhorn Grill Restaurant 4211 Rosewood Drive 2245 Stoneridge Mall 5400 Sunol Blvd. (925) 463-6310 (925) 463-2825 (925) 426-7019 www.buckhorngrill.com Sweet Tomatoes Kaspers 4501 Hopyard Road Chicago’s Metropolian Deli 4275 Rosewood Drive (925) 463-9285 6003 W. Las Positas Blvd. (925) 463-2617 www.sweettomatoes.com (925) 462-1678 www.chicagodeli.us Kinder’s BBQ The Cheese Steak Shop 4825 Hopyard Road 4825 Hopyard Road Chilis Grill & Bar (925) 461-2333 (BEEF) (925) 734-0293 4801 Hopyard Road www.kindersbbq.com www.cheesesteakshop.com (925) 734-0911 www.chilis.com Nation’s Giant Hamburgers The Cheesecake Factory 5321 Hopyard Road 1350 Stoneridge Mall Denny’s (925) 463-2388 (925) 463-1311 6455 Owens Drive www.nationsrestaurants.com www.thecheesecakefactory.com (925) 463-0720 www.dennys.com Nonni’s Bistro The Habit Burger Grill 425 Main Street 6770 Bernal Avenue Dickey’s Barbeque Pit (925) 600-0411 (925) 485-3260 6654 Koll Center Pkwy. www.nonnisbistro.net www.habitburger.com (925) 426-6800 www.dickeys.com Red Robin America’s Tommy T’s Comedy Club & Gourmet Burgers & Spirits Steakhouse Eddie Papa’s American 4503 Rosewood Drive 5104 Hopyard Road Hangout (925) 225-1755 (925) 227-1800 4889 Hopyard Road www.redrobin.com www.tommyts.com (925) 469-6266 www.eddiepapas.com 2 Vic’s All Star Kitchen L&L Hawaiian BBQ Sendo Sushi 201-A Main Street 4515 Rosewood Drive 4555 Hopyard Road (925) 484-0789 (925) 847-9888 (925) 227-9000 www.vicsallstar.com www.hawaiianbarbecue.com Senro Sushi Voodoo Kitchen Lee Garden Seafood 30 W. Neal Street 6654 Koll Center Pkwy 5588-B Springdale Avenue (925) 600-8040 (925) 484-4888 (925) 734-0222 www.senrosushi.com www.voodookitchen www.leegardenseafood.com Song Pa Korean Restaurant pleasanton.com Little Home Thai Cuisine 2025 Santa Rita Road Zorn’s Restaurant 4000 Pimlico Drive (925) 846-4547 3015 Hopyard Road (925) 251-9877 http://songpa.orengeo.com (925) 462-0994 www.littlehomethai.com Sozo Sushi Asian Main Sushi 2835 Hopyard Road 411 Main Street (925) 484-5588 1st Hunan Chef Wong (925) 846-3077 www.sozosushi.com 239 Main Street (925) 462-4010 Meiko Restaurant Thai Kitchen & Noodles 4301 Valley Avenue 2461 Stoneridge Mall B.B.Q. And Tofu House (925) 462-3321 (925) 847-8888 3170 Santa Rita Road www.meikosushi.com www.thai-noodles.com (925) 417-8989 http://tofuhouse.orengeo.com Ocean Bliss Thai Sky Cuisine 600 Main Street 4301 Valley Avenue Blessing’s Restaurant (925) 417-5908 (925) 462-3550 1989 Santa Rita Road www.thaiskycuisine.com (925) 846-6745 P F Chang’s China Bistro 1330 Stoneridge Mall The Hunan Chef Chinese Chinese Szechuan Restaurant (925) 224-9916 Restaurant 3059 Hopyard Road www.pfchangs.com 4285 Valley Avenue (925) 846-5251 Panda Express (925) 484-0480 Fatfish Pleasanton 1020 Stoneridge Mall www.thehunanchef.com 3657 Old Santa Rita Road (925) 734-6651 Tomo Sushi Bar & Grill (925) 416-7700 www.pandaexpress.com 724 Main Street www.fatfishsushi.net Panda Express (925) 600-9136 Formosa Cafe 4001 Santa Rita Road www.tomosushibarandgrill. 3550 Stanley Blvd. (925) 468-0379 com (925) 600-0886 www.pandaexpress.com U M E Sushi www.formosacafe.net Panda Express 4855 Hopyard Road Gold Chopsticks Restaurant 6774 Bernal Avenue (925) 734-0996 3170 Santa Rita Road (925) 249-6766 www.umesushi.com (925) 846-4568 www.pandaexpress.com Wok Kee Chinese Restaurant www.goldchopsticks.com Pho Hoa Restaurant 6654 Koll Center Pkwy. Hanabi Sushi Restaurant 201 Main Street (925) 931-9888 927 Main Street (925) 484-4090 www.wokkeebistro.com (925) 484-1060 www.phohoa.com Yat Sing Restaurant Jiou Yuan Mandarian Bistro Pho Saigon City 5400 Sunol Blvd 30 W. Angela Street 4275 Rosewood Drive (925) 484-1008 (925) 484-4880 (925) 598-9888 Zakuro Japanese Bistro & Kaki Sushi Pleasant Asian Cuisine Sushi 3120 Santa Rita Road 5901 Owens Drive 6700 Santa Rita Road (925) 484-4827 (925) 847-6081 (925) 469-9060 www.kaki-sushi.com www.zakurobistro.com Pleasanton House Thai Cuisine Kimchi House 929 Main Street Bakery 3170 Santa Rita Road (925) 846-1091 (925) 249-9188 Andersen Bakery & Cafe www.togokimchi.com Saigon Bistro Vietnamese 2033 Stoneridge Mall Cuisine (925) 734-9288 Kokoro Sushi 824 Main Street www.usa.andersenbakery.com 3500 Bernal Avenue (925) 249-9448 (925) 417-2206 Aunti Gluten’s Bakery Sato Japanese Cuisine 4290 Stanley Blvd Korean Village 3015 Hopyard Road (925) 639-9977 1807 Santa Rita Road (925) 462-3131 www.auntiglutens.com (925) 426-0925 www.satojapanese.com www.krnvillage.com 3 Bagel Street Cafe Handles On Main Extreme Pita 5410 Sunol Blvd 855 Main Street 4555 Hopyard Road (925) 426-9898 (925) 399-6690 (925) 462-7482 www.bagelstreetcafe.net www.handlesgastropub.com www.extremepita.com Big Apple Bagel Mitchell Katz Winery Rising Loafer Cafe & Bakery 4555 Hopyard Road 1188 Vineyard Avenue 428 Main Street (925) 460-3737 (925) 931-0744 (925) 426-0822 www.babcorp.com www.mitchellkatzwinery.com www.risingloaferpleasanton. California Bagel Pleasanton Main Street com 6700 Santa Rita Road Brewery Specialty’s Cafe & Bakery (925) 463-2240 830 Main Street 6200 Stoneridge Mall Road Cinnabon (925) 462-8218 (415) 362-2052 1012 Stoneridge Mall www.mainstbrewery.com www.specialtys.com (925) 416-1405 Redcoats British Pub & Stable Cafe www.cinnabon.com Restaurant 4501 Pleasanton Avenue Donut King 336 St. Mary Street (925) 426-7427 1807 Santa Rita Road (925) 462-6600 Stoneridge Wall Street Cafe (925) 462-8986 www.redcoatspub.com 6140 Stoneridge Mall Road Filigree Ruby Hill Winery (925) 734-8071 1987 Santa Rita Road 400, 446 Vineyard Avenue www.stoneridgewallstreetcafe. (925) 484-0400 (925) 931-9463 (WINE) com www.purefiligree.com www.rubyhillwinery.net Sweet & Savory Cafe & Bake Flaky Cream Donut Shop Sunshine Saloon Shop 6700 Santa Rita Road 1807 Santa Rita Road 5685 Gibraltar Drive (925) 416-0860 (925) 846-6108 (925) 847-2911 www.sunshinesaloon.com www.sweetandsavory.com Heritage Donuts 5480 Sunol Blvd The Hop Yard American Vitality Bowls (925) 426-1330 Alehouse & Grill 2473 Stoneridge Mall 3015 Hopyard Road (925) 463-2224 La Boulangerie (925) 426-9600 www.vitalitybowls.com 1076 Stoneridge Mall www.Hopyard.com (925) 924-0248 Coffee-Tea-Juice The Wine Steward Mrs Fields Cookies 641 Main Street Cafe Tapioca 1028 Stoneridge Mall (925) 600-9463 4233 Rosewood Drive (9 25) 463-9622 www.thewinesteward.com (925) 225-0168 www.mrsfields.com www.cafetapioca.com Y’All Come Back Saloon Noah’s New York Bagels 5321 Hopyard Road Caffino 1737 Santa Rita Road (925) 463-9364 6730 Santa Rita Road (925) 485-1921 (925) 463-3557 www.noahs.com Café www.caffino.com Noland’s Cake Shop Cafe Joy Coffee Ali 205 Main Street 5321 Hopyard Road 3550 Bernal Avenue (925) 462-3333 (925) 225-0150 (925) 931-1004 www.nolandscakes.com www.cafe-joy.com www.coffeeali.com Primrose Bakery Cafe Main Dr Beanz Coffee Bar 350 Main Street 401 Main Street 4299 Valley Avenue (925) 249-1261 (925) 425-9708 (925) 462-5391 www.primrosebakery.com www.cafemainonline.com Jamba Juice The Jelly Donut Corner Bakery Cafe 4555 Hopyard Road 2897 Hopyard Road 6770 Bernal Avenue (925) 847-8525 (925) 462-1343 (925) 484-0102 www.jambajuice.com www.cornerbakerycafe.com Brewery-Pub-Wine Juice & Java Express Dean’s Cafe 55 W. Angela Street Epic Lounge And Sports Bar 620 Main Street (925) 846-0887 3059 Hopyard Road (925) 846-4222 www.juiceandjavaexpress.com (925) 462-7674 Eriks Deli Cafe Maui Wowi Coffee & Grape Times Wine Bar & Bistro 4247 Rosewood Drive Smoothies 4469 Railroad Avenue (925) 847-9755 4833 Hopyard Road (925) 461-9463 (WINE) www.eriksdelicafe.com (925) 463-8600 www.grapetimeswinebar.com www.mauiwowi.com 4 Peets Coffee & Tea The English Rose Tea Room Stoneridge Deli 5765 Valley Avenue & Gifts 7901 Stoneridge Drive (925) 401-0018 163 W.
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