This spot is a gem! Their blueberry earl grey kouignamanns are so good and their malasadas are…read morefresh and fluffy without being too sweet. I also got their quiche, aloha crunch cookie, and a fresh fig danish. Everything was delicious and so fresh! Highly recommend coming here for unique pastries that are high quality and reasonably priced.

Nice service. Lots of options. The chocolate cookie and macadamia cookie were delicious. The savory…read moreitem was not good. I thought the egg yolk would break open, it didn't. Inside is dark but lots of seats and a place for kids to play. I might not be back.

10/10 lo recomiendo 10/10 would recommend…read more Super friendly staff and food was super delicious

I remember how excited I was when i first heard of its opening. I got excited that there was going…read moreto be a dedicated Panaderia. My first visit was a couple of weeks after grand opening. And i have visited at least four time. All during night time. The place is always very quiet and mute, service is dismissible. The employees that I have interacted with never smile. Which is a shame, most panaderias, per say, in San Jose, are usually very positive experiences. Not here. It's like they don't want to be there. Or maybe they're just too tired, nobody likes night shifts in food service. I get it. The pricing for this pan dulce is a tad bit more pricey than most places Ive visited. Even then, I wont take away that it is good quality. I've probably had at least 1/2 their types of pan they offer. Which why I have not stopped dropping by here and there, also, my son loves the dulce cuernitos.

Five stars for overall experience. Our party of 6 shared the parm crusted tempura cauliflower,…read morePosada's Mixta Paella, and King Ranch Enchiladas and enjoyed the live music offered on "Paella Monday". As our organizer mentioned, they were fully booked that night so do reserve early. Warm earthy tones in the decor made for a comfortable, inviting atmosphere and the light jazz ensemble and lovely vocal performances elevated the evening's experience. The ambiance is a strong point. Being a paella newbie, I definitely looked forward to tasting a version especially after watching cooking shows over the years. The saffron broth rice nicely counterbalanced the seasoned shrimp, sausage and other ingredients. Thumbs up. I had several portions. The tempura cauliflower - good. KR Enchiladas were cheesey and rich, plumply filled, and the accompanied rice accented with corn. Since we shared the three enchiladas, my small piece was enough for me. Suggest passing on the sourdough side that came with the paella. The bread had melted, but cooled cheese on it and there was not much free broth in the paella to soak therewith anyway. With water being the group's primary beverage, perhaps request a carafe of water at the table to ease the thirstier folks (me). Our wait person gave helpful suggestions and efficient service. The rest of the staff had hustle. As normal with live music, be prepared to raise your voice and repeat yourself in conversations. Parking is ample, with a short walk, in this Nob Hill Foods shopping center.

Took a group of 10, the food was amazing and the service is top tier…read more I had the NIMAN RANCH AGUA CHILE RIBEYE... my god that was perfect. Melts in your mouth. Highly recommend starting with the SHRIMP AND AVOCADO for the table!!! Very cool place! I will be back...VERY SOON!

My birthday is in 3 days so I wanted to try the tiramisu to see if I wanted it as my birthday cake…read more Service was excellent, ambiance was adorable and comfy I definitely do!! It's absolutely so delicious, this is some of the best tiramisu I've ever had, and I'm extremely picky about my tiramisu Will be coming back for the large size for my bday.

Got a coffee and a pastry! Coffee was good and strong but unfortunately I had an allergic reaction…read morefrom the pastry, even though the ingredients were labeled - potentially cross contamination. Inside there's decent amount of seating and also a wide variety of pastries, teas, coffee blends, etc.

hog island high water oysters (2), onion fritto and fonduta, radiatora, campanelle, buttermilk…read morepudding what a cute little date night spot! (or fancy little place for the girls!) i loved the decor, great historical building with a fresh clean interior. lots of candles and wooden accents. the staff was attentive but not intrusive. they made some suggestions since it was our first time here. loved their vibe and the way the restaurant was run. food was great! very fresh and enough for a single serving per person. i don't recommend sharing because i loved my food and didn't want to share! i would skip the fritto and try another appetizer. it was just ok. oysters were fresh and worth the price. the radiatori was surprisingly fresh and great for say a lunch. loved the combo of corn and ricotta! campanelle was heavier, good for dinner, had a few fat strings but i'm not complaining.

Range Life is a cute little dinner spot, perfect for a chit-chatty night with the girls over a…read morebottle of wine and shared plates. We sat in the outdoor patio which was perfect as the summer heat was dying down. They also had blankets at the outdoor tables which was a nice touch. We started with the oysters and the Korean melon and cucumber salad. The oyster was light and fresh, and I've never had it paired with a salsa like that before. It didn't really feel like a cohesive bite with the oyster. The melon and cucumber salad had a nice sesame dressing that balanced out the sweet and crunchy bites. I'd skip both of these next time. For our mains we split the radiatori pasta and the steak. The pasta was perfectly cooked and the sauce tasted more like butternut squash instead of sweet corn and tomatoes. It was still good but not quite what we were expecting. The steak was perfectly cooked medium rare and the mashed potatoes and herb butter were the ideal pairings. For our sweet treat, we split the milk and honey, which was a vanilla ice cream topped with honeycomb. This was SOOO good and maybe the best part of dinner. Overall, service was attentive and friendly, the outdoor patio was really nice in the cool summer breeze, and food was pretty good. A bit on the pricey side but I love spending time with my girls with yummy food and drink so it's worth it to me!

I love coming here for a kinako kakigori, both the food and the service is refreshing and calming…read more Kamurocho is a small shop and the ambiance reminds me of small town shops in Japan. Their coffee drinks are strong enough to wake up Snorlax! The cost is relative to its location, so be mindful that the South Bay and the peninsula may have more economic and competitive pricing.

I do not come here often. I should come here more often!…read more The honeycomb coffee is still as good as it was many months ago when I had it. Strongly recommend it. Ordered the Mango Shaved Ice and it still is very good: ice melts into your mouth at first bite! Given the price of everywhere eating out now and I assume rent is increasing, shaved ice for $15 is reasonable. Service was friendly, fast and very attentive: I mentioned less sweet for the Coffee and it came out just spot on! Ambiance was nice, simple clean and cozy store. Parking was easy: spots outside the store and easy to find a spot. Will come again.

Small but cozy wine bar. They share the space with a Slanging Dough Pizza which is VERY convenient…read moreand DELISH! Staff are all nice and super friendly. Only critique is that I wished they had a better wine selection or offered ciders - so many Livermore wineries close by.... I would probably hang out there more if the wines were better. ATTENTION: something to keep in mind.... there is a brewery next door that refuses to share patio space with the wine bar, so check with the wine bar to see where they divide the line. Would I go back? Yes....because I like the place, they have ok wine, and the staff are so nice.

I've been here a few times and have yet to be really impressed by them. I was really disappointed…read morewhen asking for a cider they had and they served it in a can with a warm glass. Almost every time I've been to a beer or wine bar or even a cider house they always serve drinks in a chilled glass. This isn't the case with wine of course. So I was surprised an establishment in Livermore that serves many beers and ciders would do so. The atmosphere of the place was decent. The bar is in the back and you have to pass an area in the front to get to it. If you didn't know it was there or wasn't sufficiently curious you might turn around and leave without finding it. Overall if you're on the square and specifically wanting wine then this is the place to go. If you're looking for beer or cider and wanting it served correctly then you should look elsewhere.

I'm honestly so disappointed with my experience here. I wanted to have an enjoyable evening but I…read morecouldn't get past my initial impression. Yes, I got here on a Saturday with no reservations. I definitely understood having to wait under those circumstances and I was okay with that. I was told it would be 20 minutes. What I want to focus on is that we were the next group to be seated. There was only two of us. Another group with 4 people walked in about 15 min later after us with no reservations but they were seated almost immediately. The hostess did not acknowledge us nor said anything. Awhile after that I counted 3 different groups leaving - a tota of 8 people. We waited patiently and kept waiting thinking we would be seated. 20 minutes slowly pass by, then another 5, then another 5.. I looked over and saw two tables completely empty. I was literally outside the door after about 45inutes and my phone buzzed. Come to find out that they had 3 open tables available the entire time. The decor is tiki themed along with the drinks however the music playing in the background was jazz. Not sure how that fits the theme. Also, the drinks averaged about $20 and small bites and desserts ranged from $13-$20. I'm torn about wanting to return here.

I am so excited that this place exists, and so embarrassed that I didn't know about it sooner…read more Rosetta coffee is a great place, but four nights a week, it turns into a themed full bar. The Wife and I have been there for a couple of Flapper Fridays, which is speakeasy night. Some drinks of that ilk can be too sweet for me, since the original speakeasies were using fruit juice or whatever to mask the awful booze they had available. But you can also order off menu. The first time we went, I ordered a carrot cake that was fantastic. The second time, we ordered bites, including a pizza flatbread, golden potatoes with different accompaniments, and of course another cheesecake. The Wife was able to order cocktails and beautifully served tea! Service was excellent, as they were very accommodating, and could recommend items easily based on our discussion. Can't wait to go back for Sinatra Saturday!