After spending time exploring downtown Martinez's antique shops and farmers market, we headed over…read moreto Five Suns Brewing Company for lunch and refreshments. It was a beautiful day, perfect for sitting outside and listening to live music. The staff was extremely helpful, answering all of our questions and even offering tastes of their beers and sours. I'm not usually a fan of sours, so I went with the Ernst Amber Ale, while my friends ordered the Cosmo Sour and the P-Wing Sour. For sours, they were surprisingly tasty. I may have to give them another chance. Street Steam Bunz was the food truck of the day, and we ordered rice bowls with bulgogi beef and chicken katsu. Both were served with fried rice, ginger, and pickled cucumbers, and everything was delicious. A great way to spend a Sunday. Five Suns and Street Steam Bunz both earn five stars from me.

We met some friends at Five Suns for a couple of beers on a leisurely Saturday. Our first time…read morehere, but our friends are regulars and spoke highly of this spot. Nice, casual spot to hang out. The staff is friendly and helpful, and happy to make suggestions and provide samples. Prices are actually reasonable, noticeably more so than comparable places. I had an OG Burst, and a Ghost Moon Pilsner. The pilsner was very good. RB had the Granger porter and enjoyed it. There is a food truck by the patio, from which we ordered a grilled cheese, which was good. You can also bring in outside food if you prefer. Would return for another visit next time we're in downtown Martinez.

We love Sepay Groves olive oil! Our go-to oil has been the Frantoio but we have discovered other…read moreoils that have a more earthy taste and are higher in polypheonols so we have been buying those as well. Their flavored vinegar is also fantastic. My favorites are the raspberry and black cherry. I'm glad this place is nearby because it's difficult to find good quality OO outside of Italy.

I visited to get another bottle of the: Sepay Groves…read moreFrantoio EVOO which is cold-pressed olives with a high poly- a bit peppery, grassy and (to me) a tad bitter. I use as a finishing oil drizzled on roast vegetables or for pasta dishes. Frantoio olive oil also has known health benefits! A great antioxidant, reduce inflammation, help with lowering cholesterol and for heart health due to high polyphenols. I'm all for it...a daily tablespoon or two will do ya! If you're a bit more adventurous you can go with the other high polyphenol EVOO of Spanish olives called Hojiblanca. Plenty of options of vinegars and olive oils to sample before you buy. Bought the 18yr old aged balsamic which elevates any dressing and your friend's will comment "how come mine doesn't taste like yours" (evil laugh!) ...quality ingredients make a difference! Staff helpful and will provide ideas for pairings with food and educate on the wonderful selection of products. Store shelves were not fully stocked (when I visited in Jan) but you can ask and a bottle will be filled in the back. Plenty of street parking and towards the end of First Street. Make it a destination for waterfront hike, shopping and eating! Support small business

Great Pollish sausage and other ethnic foods. New owner is much friendly than old owner - he…read moredefinitely needed to retire!!!

We love coming to this wonderful deli/shop at least on a monthly basis, they carry authentic fresh…read moresausages, cheeses, dessert items such as chocolates and candies. It really is such a treat to visit the store for our polish items! photo of my favorite pierogi as shown.

Great burgers, great fries, great service !!!…read more Very small interior, we used the covered outdoor seating and loved it. Bueger was tasty! Bunch was good. We got the flat cut fries and they were great. Buns were really good. The person I was with got a gluten free bun and enjoyed it! The produce served with the burger was really fresh. I'll be back!

3.5, but rounding up because the service was great and I'm all for supporting local…read more We popped in last night for dinner and had a great time. It's a small spot (maybe 4-5 tables), so just keep that in mind if you're a larger party. My friend got the Yowza burger and really enjoyed it. I got the Peruvian Dip and while it tasted good and the meat was decently tender, there were 2 peppers next to it on the menu indicating it was spicy and the Aji Amarillo sauce was not spicy at all. A little lacking in flavor as well and the grilled onions were a tad overcooked and gave a slimy texture. Kind of disappointing that it's advertised as a spicy sandwich. The Cajun curly fries were also not spicy (but said it was on the menu), but the seasoning tasted great and the fries themselves were cooked perfectly and not oily at all. Great portion too. Would come back!

Went today with my boyfriend, ordered the giant sandwich and my boyfriend ordered the marina…read moresandwich because they recommended it since it's the most popular one. Tasted so delicious and fresh. Would recommend for anyone who likes sandwich. Also the vanilla ice cream was very good for the desert.

What a nice find. We were at the Martinez farmers market and decided to have lunch. Zula's looked…read moregreat. We had a very fresh turkey sandwich and chips. The young guy that worked there was very helpful. Explain things and did a great job. This is a nice sandwich. Place good and fresh food. Absolutely worth coming to. And by the way, so is the Martinez farmers market?

UNDER NEW OWNERSHIP. They are currently working on turning this little store around from the…read moreprevious (dated) produce store to a new source for all sorts of niche grocery products including my favorite dressings I buy at the farmers market. This will be a great addition to the neighborhood.

Bummer the new owners removed the hand-painted murals to cover the windows with AI slop…read more New market is less local, less produce, lots of stuff purchased at Grocery Outlet and resold here for twice the price, it seems. Also amazing is how prices change. Picked up a bottle of whit wine we were told was $12.99. He said he had a cold one in the fridge, grabbed it, and quickly tried to remove the $9.99 tag. Must have been disappointing for him when it scanned in at $10 even. Regardless, it is clean and convenient.

We visit Six Eleven nearly Saturday. Every time we have had the best meals. The specials have…read morealways been amazing. We met Chef Michael and he has a great vision and amazing flare for the weekly specials. Never had a bad experience with his specials. The waiters Matthew and Christian are the best.

A smiling face, and quite often a hug now every time I enter this local gem nestled beside the…read moreMartinez creek and with decent parking nearby. I haven't tried everything on the menu yet, but what I have I would certainly order again! Over the holidays I wanted to try their version of crème brûlée and grateful to see the sugar crust right before serving was thick and lightly warmed from "fire" process as I know it should be served. Of course, smooth perfection rich custard followed! Their Salmon dinner & teriyaki wings, another favorite alongside the beer of my choice! I've also loved their innovative drinks that I've never tasted before, that they feature regularly. It's great to step into a place where the Waite staff seems to enjoy their environment and serving the public. Thank you Six Eleven for your 1.5 years now, family friendly restaurant & bar here in Martinez, a fun place to confidently bring a guest (especially when warm enough and outside seating is available) and also to shake a leg with the younger generation on an occasional weekend night. They also have an upper "attic" space or the outside courtyard available for private events, 3 for me so far. Please do continue to thrive 611 through these crazy times we're in. Buy Local Y'all!!

The coffee is very good. I like it served piping hot. If it given to me not piping hot that it…read morepractically scalds my tongue then I give the coffee shop an automatic "F" for flunky barista. The barista is still yelling at the paying customers. I was yelled at last week. Maybe the barista needs to get own hearing check and may need a hearing aid? The owner could try purchase a roll of sticky grey 3 inch wide tape that is so sticky it will stay in place until the tape is removed as a form of behavior modification. The barista was incredibly rude and quite nasty tempered. I was polite. I wasn't screaming at the barista there at all. I would encourage every patron start the day off teaching the barista a lesson that may change the barista into be a little more appropriate. The barista is to experience a 6 month restriction or the owner to fire the barista outright. The best way, place the barista on restriction and restrict the tips to one copper penny and not any other money, coins or dollars to be the tip. From now on the only tip paid to the barista is just 1 copper penny. The ambiance needs working on inside barrelista coffee house.

Came in on a Wednesday morning and tried the June Bug seasonal drink, which was an iced blackberry…read morelatte. It was pretty good! I wasn't sure how I'd like the fruit with espresso, but it worked really well. There were chunks of blackberry, and the flavor really came through. They also have a small selection of pastries, but I didn't try any this time. And they sell stickers! Service was okay, not really friendly.