First time at the Hangar, and I was impressed how grand and beautiful it was. Plenty of…read morecomfortable seating, diverse cuisine, and cool spot to hang out. The quesabirria tacos from La Ventana were excellent. Hot, melty cheese, tender shredded beef, and delicious dipping consommé. My friend had the breakfast burrito from The Stack and it was a good size and packed with ingredients. She loved it. Protip: observe the limited hours

If you work at oyster point and looking for somewhere to go with coworkers during lunch hours only,…read moreyou could take them to hangar. It's a good choice if people want to be able to select from a variety of different cuisines - Mexican, Korean, Japanese, or American. But, I wouldn't say they are as good as going to a restaurant that specializes in one cuisine. I got a chicken sandwich and it was mid. The chicken had more fried bits than chicken. Also not worth the price. Cloud matcha was not what I expected but it eventually grew on me and reminded me of mollytea. Ended up tasting pretty decent but not sure I'd get it again at that price point. We also had trouble ordering sushi on the kiosk- ordered at the counter and took a while to get our food. It turned out just okay, unfortunately. I haven't tried anything else so maybe my review is a bit skewed and there may be some food options that are worth trying. Generally, the vibe was pretty good but I'd still seek other options, especially considering our cafeterias have better prices for (sometimes better) food.

This is a cool place to hang out at. Large outdoor space with picnic tables and indoor eating and…read moredrinking areas too. Quite a few pinball machines to play with and their food is good. By good food, I meant they are great! The fries are probably better than just about anywhere I've had. I've only tried the plain and the garlic. I think I prefer the plain more. Though the garlic flavor infused into the fries, but the rough chopped raw garlic is a bit too sharp for my taste. I would probably try the truffle fries at least once though. I've tried other offerings and they had all been really good. I wish they also brew some kombucha for those who don't drink beer though.

We stopped in after a hike to watch a World Cup game and what a wonderful find! Tucked in the…read moremiddle of San Bruno (near our favorite Taqueria San Bruno) is this great brewery with delicious food. I loved the space (lots of seating inside and outside). We ate the Wagyu burger, truffle fries, mussels, and churros for dessert. Would have ordered more but we were stuffed. Not a huge beer selection habit enough for us! There were also pinball machines and it seemed very family friendly. Staff was also very nice. We'll definitely come back again.

5/5 Environment and good vibes. Traverse food court area was amazing in interior design and space…read more Well managed with great staffs too. Public restrooms on ground floor were sparkling clean. Great first impression. 5/5 food selections. Bar area was very cozy with gorgeous views all around. 3.7-4/5 for food flavors/taste. They actually have people wiping down chairs/tables and clearing tables for you. You can order at the cafe place or the Omakase World Market where I ordered at kiosk and waited for my order number. Grab your own condiments. Food was ready fast. Very organized. I drank the organic coconut water $4, had the $6 big chocolate walnut cookie, and $18 chicken sandwich. I think the chicken sandwich was overpriced even when it was listed as $16. Portion size was smaller than expected for this price. It tasted ok, but I've had much better elsewhere. The cool thing about the place is plenty of beautiful spots to sit. Menu variety included pizzas, dumplings, and other sandwich items. Convenient for working class folks around here. There's also beautiful couches and tables by the bar area which also included a pool table, great for relaxation in back. You can see tall buildings/landscape all around. Good place for meetups/work/study/break time. Management has really invested in the place. I hope they open more food places inside. It's a hidden gem for sure. No, they don't open on weekends.

Got a chance to check out the Bar & Lounge-- had a drink, got some work done on our computers, and…read moreate some snacks on a Friday at around 3pm! The food was really good. The sliders had this amazing sauce and the patty was cooked perfectly. The crispy broccoli was good but was a slightly bit oily. Wish it was cooked in an air fryer instead. The ambience was sooooo nice. Everything is spacious and makes you feel like you can relax and get somethings done. It's quiet and the bathrooms are clean. The service was good. You order at the bar, and everyone is super friendly and kind. There's also pool and mini basketball arcade games and things like that to enjoy!

Love this place! Wonderful staff! Food awesome & delicious…read more My favorite food....Avocado toast, there is more Thank you....staff

Old standard reliable place Quick service…read more Open tall ceilings. Friendly. Djwishbrjdjdkeks

The Filipino male server was so nice and hospitable. I'm so sorry for forgetting your name but he…read moredeserves a raise. I ordered the tacos and they were the type of tacos when you see the price, you're like GYADAMN. But then when you take that first bite, you're like oh these are actually fire. Inside, with the white floor and black interior made this place feel hella fancy and we came in like super casual clothes lol. They got good food, drinks, and vibe. Just come through at least once and decide for yourself

Service was disjointed and pushy throughout the casual Friday lunch. Menu was very unclear about…read moreallergies and contents - "short rib" everything thought it was beef but ended up being pork. Our waiter took our order piecemeal (first order of just water), prioritized other tables seated after us, and pushed aggressively for extra dishes while ignoring specific requests - never received hot pepper or sauce request. Mains took over an hour to arrive. The food itself was a mix of highs and lows. The pan-seared fish with lentils looked great, but the portion was small and so heavily over-salted that it left us parched long after leaving. Desserts were equally hit or miss. The chocolate mousse was exceptional, rich and creamy without being overpowering, while the churros were terrible, resembling dry, oil-soaked breadsticks paired with an overly sweet chocolate sauce. Poor pacing and inattentive service make this hard to recommend.

The Lighthouse is bright, airy and warm all at the same time. I visited the cafe on a Friday…read moremorning right before 9 am, and the space was still fairly empty. There were plenty of tables by the windows looking out at the willow trees and I was happy to snag a spot in the sun. Even though the parking lot right outside was full, there were plenty of spaces in the big lot across the street. I will note that the large lot was completely full by the time I left at 11 am though. I ordered an iced chai latte with oatmilk ($7 after tax) and I thought it was so sweet that the server brought my drink when it was ready. I also appreciate when cafes don't charge extra for alternative milks. The WiFi was fast and easy to connect to, with no password like other folks mentioned. Although the drink was nothing extraordinary, I was happy to have such a pleasant space to work in. I would definitely come back to do remote work if I ever needed a space that is reliable and comfortable.

This cafe is very spacious, clean and not too loud. They have free wifi with no password under…read more"Alexandria." I got there at around 10:30ish am and parking was already full. Parking is quite limited but there is a huge parking lot across that's free. The restroom for women was very clean and beautiful. The doors for the restroom were fully closed with no space for somebody to take a peek. They also have a basket full of free tampons and pads (even pads meant for a heavy period), which was very thoughtful of them to add! There's also a lot of seats so you don't have to worry about that. Most tables came with a plug in on the floor but I found that the tables near the big window didn't have one. Maybe it was just mine though. I ordered a hot chocolate w almond milk and 2 shots which came out to be $10.16. It tasted very standard and not good at all. I don't think it's worth the price since the drink was very mediocre. Service is great though! It started to get busy around 11pm for their lunch menu I believe. There's one area meant for a large group of people to dine. It'd be a great space for meetings or just a large gathering. I think I also saw a table at the back near the restrooms that can be used but I'm not too sure. Overall, good studying place with its amazing natural lighting and pretty weeping willows to look at!

We were in the area and getting hungry and decided to look for places to eat.This is not a familar…read morearea of town for us. Based on the many reviews (both google and Yelp), we decided to try this restaurant. It is aptly named as there was no signs outside the area but we found it! It is a bar with great food! Service was friendly and relatively fast. We were handed menus and told to come back to the bar to place our order. Our group ordered chicken tenders and fries (not on the menu but we asked the bartender); Classic burgers, Gem Hot sandwich (like a Philly Cheesesteak sandwich), onion rings and sweet potato fries. You had a choice of buns (Sweet French Roll, Dutch Crunch, Sourdough and Gluten Free bread: surcharge) The onion rings had a nice crispy coating. The sweet potato fries came out hot and crispy. Both the onion rings and sweet potato fries were well cooked - not greasy and tasted delicious. The tenders and fries were delicious too. Portions are generous. The burgers I'm told were great and my Gem sandwich was just spot on - delicious, welll balanced meat with cheese , sauteed mushrooms and grilled onions. Seasoned well and juicy. This is definitely a hidden spot (Gem) and would definitely be back to try other items on the menu.

I stopped in to kill some time while I waited for my wife's plane to land in SFO. So glad I did…read more Chill upper-dive bar vibe. Good taps and full bar. But also a great food menu. See pix. I just got an order of Dyna Bites. This place is on the list for a great pit stop when in the area. Good friendly service too.

3.5, rounded up to 4…read more Upscale restaurant in a corporate complex with very fresh ingredients. Decent meals, but inflated prices. Came here for a sponsored team lunch and really enjoyed the atmosphere and sitting on the protected patio. It would be a great place to host a company happy hour. All of my teammates' dishes looked great, especially the red snapper! As a vegetarian, I had limited options, so I ended up going with the spring pea pesto pasta. The flavor of the pasta was great, but the pesto was very watery, which made it nearly impossible to scoop. Additionally, the extra tofu has been slightly panfried, but was otherwise unseasoned. Both me and another teammate ended up adding salt to our pasta. The service was great, and the manager came to check on us. Overall, an upscale experience, but I'm glad I wasn't paying!

What a charming and unexpected find! This place is pretty large and easy to fit a BIG group. SO…read moremuch space! Inside, outside! OUTSIDE view is just wonderful, you see the water and especially when the sun is out, sitting in the outdoor patio is such a treat. Order at counter and then take your number to your seat. Food will be brought to you. Happy hour available! Food and $10 cocktails! I tried a peach old fashioned and it was presented in a beautiful glass, smelled citrusy yummy, and tasted great Happy hour Food- flatbreads, chicken wings, arancini, carrot celery sticks, sliders, salad. Good presentation and easy to share!

Foundry and Lux is such a great spot for food, drinks, events, and getting together with a large…read moregroup. One of my favorite things here is their rotating food specials. Their chicken tinola is delicious and reminds me of the home cooked family style tinola I grew up eating. The broth is warm, comforting, and full of flavor, and I love that the chicken is already deboned. It gives you that homemade comfort food feeling while making it easy to enjoy. They also do a great job with themed and seasonal events. During Christmas they had reindeer and cookie decorating, which made the whole place feel festive and family friendly. It is more than just a place to grab food. They make an effort to create an experience. There is also a bowling alley and a full bar, so there is something for everyone. It is especially great for large groups because you can eat, have drinks, bowl, and hang out all in one place. Service has always been awesome, and the atmosphere is fun and welcoming. Good food, good drinks, and something fun going on makes Foundry and Lux a great place to bring a group and spend some time together

Came here for the outdoor space. Quite a few tables with almost no one out there on a warm sunny…read moreday. A great spot to bring our babies without bothering others. Love that there were many food options; there was something for everyone in my group, though maybe I didn't choose the best. From my Roasted chicken - skin and ahi verde sauce were great. Some parts were juicier than others. Like the squash was decent, and quinoa bland. My friend's salmon looked amazing.

My family and I love coming here. Variety of great food, there's something for everyone. Service is…read morealways top notch. Our server, Ernesto, is very attentive and friendly.

This is one of my family's go to spots for breakfast. We went on a Saturday morning and as usual…read moreit was busy. This time they had us sit in the back room. Service wasn't too good today. Our server was all over the place and even messed up our orders even after we repeated it 3 times. The food was at least fresh and piping hot. Coffee and orange juice was on point. We ordered: 1. What the cluck: My aunt's favorite chicken and waffle. Chicken is nice and crispy. Portion itself is huge. 2. Corn beef hash: A standard staple but always hits the spot. 3. Chicken Fried Steak: Instead of getting toast, get a biscuit. Definitely, have to ask for extra gravy if you like it smothered like I do. Or you can also have the gravy on the side so the chicken fried steak doesn't get soggy. It wasn't as crunchy as I hoped but it's still good. Parking is definitely tough depending on the time you come.