We've keep coming back to Danville Brewing whenever passing through the area…read more Their beer really stands out, even in saturated Bay Area market. "In Tasty We Trust"is one of the best West Coast IPAs you can find around and-while seasonal-hope they can switch to making it year round. Well deserved gold at World Beer Cup. The food is always fresh and warm and service quick and pleasant. The menu is extensive and there is truly something for everyone, even if looking for healthier options.

I love the location of this place! Right near downtown Danville also right off the iron horse…read moretrail. There is amply outdoor seating which I love. Service was good excellent. Kind and prompt servers. I ordered the vegetarian beyond burger with a side Caesar salad. The burger was really good! The aioli plus the cheese made for a near perfect bite. The bun was soft, buttered and toasted. My mom ordered the Chinese chicken salad which she loved. With such a huge menu option I can't wait to come back and try more options.

Good for Americans food but pasta is too soft, I like Al Dante type. Service is great, kids soda is…read more$4.5 little bit too pricey I think .

An old friend of mine is a regular at Pete's and wanted to drop in…read more Although the service and seating outside were great, I made two mistakes, one - getting the curly fries, and two - getting the onion rings. I should have just stuck to their basic fries, which were nothing special but after having a bite of my friends, were much better than either of mine. Both sub fries were expensive for what they were and I'd give the curly fries about 2.5 stars - nowhere near how delicious Southside Station's are. The onion rings were terrible, breaded like a corn dog and so oily I could barely eat two. At about a 1.8 they were absolutely nothing I'd order again. All in all, Pete's Brass Rail & Car Wash is an inexpensive homegrown spot but I lean towards paying more for higher quality food and prefer Revel down the way.

Great bar, great people. Different crowds at different times of the day/night. Nick, Gabi and Rob…read moreare excellent bartenders and rightly take no crap. Remember, this place has been around for 119 years and it has always been "cash only". Signs everywhere indicating so (and there is an ATM inside) yet Yelp reviewers still whine about it. I guess if you are living on your credit cards it makes sense. How do you complain about a $7 healthy Jamison pour, when Norms, Auburn or Primo's is $12 to $14 ea. and a smaller pour.

I have no idea how this place is still operating if the bartenders are the normal bartenders…read more But the male bartender I guess I heard his name is Nick was so rude, unprofessional and mean. He talked to us the whole time like we were a bother and was super passive aggressive. Horrible experience literally go anywhere else this place is packed somehow and the bartenders seem to not want to bartend no matter how good you tip them. Will gladly never be back here. I wish I could give this place no stars.

In keeping with our annual tradition of a Canyon Club visit when we complete our college move in/…read moreout - here we are for one last move in!! It was a beautiful night and though it was packed, we were seated quickly on the outside patio and service was fast and friendly all night - the poor servers worked hard to not only address the crowd but dodge the many, many kids running about like hoodlums while mommy and daddy drink themselves into blissful oblivion!! Enjoyed a flight of their IPAs and a few dishes - their chips and guac which I always enjoy, heirloom tomato salad and fish tacos ! All really good!! A great night to celebrate another successful move in!! Great food, service and beers!

Located under the shaded Town and Country Shopping Center in Danville, Canyon Club Brewery is a…read morecasual spot for a relaxed meal. The service was friendly and super quick--our entire order came out just minutes after ordering via QR code. My favorite item was the Brewery Platter, a beautifully-presented sampler of German-inspired appetizers, including three warm pretzels, candied bacon, bratwurst, crispy potato pancakes, and candied pepitas, along with spicy mustard, curry ketchup, beer cheese, and pickles. My favorite part of this platter was the warm, chewy pretzels eaten along with the thick, creamy beer cheese, but everything was delicious in its own way! Another highlight was the curry ketchup, which had such a unique combination of tomato flavor with spices. For our mains, the Heirloom Tomato Salad came with mixed greens, feta, and heirloom & cherry tomatoes, along with a balsamic dressing. We also added a Wagyu Beef Patty, which was nicely grilled but on the dry side. The Fried Chicken Sandwich came with a breaded chicken breast, citrus slaw, red onion marmalade, and sauce on a soft bun; and the Fried Fish Sandwich was a similar creation but made with beer battered rock cod. The mains were decent though nothing spectacular. Overall, however, this was a nice, casual brewery for its calm, shaded atmosphere and tasty eats.

Stopped here for lunch with my boyfriend. It was great! Good service. Nice N/A drink selection. I…read morehad the shrimp salad - Wild caught shrimp - nicely grilled. The fruit was perfectly ripe in thin slices. Nice walnut pieces. Butter leaf lettuce - no bruised leaves. Feta. Good dressing. I was very pleased. The bf got the buttermilk biscuit fried chicken sliders. Actually the best biscuit I have ever tried. Very moist! Will definitely be returning to try more! They really need to put some kind of feet on the chairs outside because the scrapping on the patio is a bit distracting to the meal and the service.

Consistently good. We ate outside this time and enjoyed the warm weather, which made for a great…read moreafternoon. We started with the shrimp, beet salad, and deviled eggs. The deviled eggs were good, though not as sweet as I prefer. The beet salad was great, and the shrimp were flavorful. We also ordered the clam chowder, which got mixed reviews at our table, but I really enjoyed it. The chicken sliders were good too, unexpectedly filling, while the chicken wings were unfortunately too salty to eat. Don't skip the green beans, they were delicious! We also had three different deserts and none of them disappointed (I do wish the lemon meringue had a regular pie or shortbread crusts). For drinks, my friend had a nonalcoholic cocktail that was delicious. A couple of us tried the guava cider--it wasn't my favorite, but it was light and refreshing on a hot day. Just know it isn't sweet. The service was excellent, and we all left full and happy. We'll definitely be back.

We were walking after dinner in Downtown Danville and the music caught our ears. We walked in and…read morethe next thing, we stayed on the dance floor! Props for improving the acoustics. We were there when they first started live music a few years ago and the sound was bouncing all over the place. Of course, there's cocktails!

As soon as we walked in, we were greeted with smiles and seated. Since this was one of the stops…read morefor the firefighter's Stuff the Boot Charity, the house was packed and lively! Our server was quick and knowledgeable with the menu items, including our need for a non-celiac gluten-free option. Food was colorful and delicious. The owner walked around and spoke to everyone. He took his time making sure everyone was enjoying themselves and full of knowledge for his area. We left feeling welcomed and plan to return!!

Brit is amazing. On top of everything. Service is amazing, friendly, knowledgeable and helpful! And…read morecute!!!

The interior is very nice and well kept. There's plenty of places to sit which is great. The bar…read moretender was great. She was friendly, helpful, and definitely knew her way around a bar. Overall she was great. We didn't try any food options so I can't speak to those. But the bar itself was great and we would come back.

We had such a wonderful experience at Danville Harvest, and Kate was a huge part of what made it so…read moreenjoyable! She was incredibly sweet, warm, and genuinely pleasant from the moment we arrived. She has such a welcoming smile and made us feel so well taken care of throughout our meal. Great service can completely change a dining experience... Kate absolutely did that for us. Thank you, Kate, for taking such great care of us! We'll definitely be back.

Came back again last week and had the pleasure of being served by Kate, who was absolutely…read morewonderful. She seated us at our favorite spot by the window and was so warm, sweet, and welcoming throughout our visit. She made some fantastic drink and food recommendations, especially the salmon with the basil-infused potato purée, which was absolutely delicious! Kate's wonderful service made the whole experience even more enjoyable. Looking forward to our next visit!

I've been to Crush'd Wine Bar in Danville many times, and it never disappoints. The wine selection,…read morefood, and atmosphere are always excellent. On our most recent visit, Kayla went above and beyond. She was incredibly attentive, friendly, and knowledgeable, and her wine and food recommendations were spot on. Her exceptional service is a big reason we'll keep coming back. Highly recommend!

Great food and another amazing experience at Crush'd Wine Bar! Our server, Kayla was knowledgeable…read moreabout the menu and provided great recommendations. She was also very patient and kind with our son during a difficult moment which we truly appreciated. Her outstanding service made our visit even better and we'll definitely be back!

Fieldwork Brewing Company offers a casual dining experience in Center City Bishop Ranch with a…read moreself-service, QR-code ordering system. We started with the Crispy Cauliflower, coated with tempura batter and served with lemon aioli; Roasted Brussels Sprouts, topped with chili flakes & Parmesan and served in a cast iron skillet; and the Hummus, topped with Pepitas and served with thin, crispy parm'd pizza bread. The Chopped Kale Salad came with apple, radish, carrot, cotija, and Pepitas, all tossed in a tangy pomegranate vinaigrette; and the Chickpea Salad also had a base of kale topped with chickpeas, roasted sweet potato/carrot, and charred halloumi, and dressed with herbed pesto. The highlight of the menu was their creative pizzas, which you could order either on a thin, crispy Neapolitan crust, or on a thick, soft, square-shaped Detroit-style base with crispy baked cheese edges. The Fun Guy came with porcini cream, mushroom, onion, goat cheese, and pecorino; and the Hail Mary came with beer braised chicken, caramelized onion, cotija, garlic, and Calabrian chili oil, which gave the pizza a flavorful spicy kick. Overall, my favorite items were the Hummus with aromatic pizza bread; and the tantalizingly spicy Detroit-style Hail Mary, but everything was tasty and came at a good value and with quick service too!

NOMd: - cauliflower bites…read moreperfectly cooked but no flavor. - shishito peppers. whatever sauce that is needs to go. tasted better with the aioli from the cauliflower bites. cooked perfectly - delivery boy pizza (no olives) i'm not a pepperoni girl so this pizza wasn't my fav but that crust... so crispy service, etc.: food came out really fast within 10 minutes of ordering despite it being super busy and father's day nonetheless. servers were nice.