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    Dumpling Time - Berkeley - BBQ Pork Bao

    Dumpling Time - Berkeley

    3.6(292 reviews)
    0.4 mi•Fourth Street, West Berkeley
    •$$

    Came across this place while strolling around the area and decided to give it a try. We arrived…read moreright when they opened at 11 AM, and the place filled up pretty quickly! We ordered the spicy pork dry noodles, spicy wontons, pork XLB, and pan-fried pork dumplings. Everything was absolutely delicious, and you could really tell the ingredients and food were high quality. We enjoyed every dish we tried. Definitely worth a visit--highly recommend!

    We actually typed in the wrong Dumpling restaurant into the GPS and wound up at Dumpling Time…read more Decided to go with the flow and check it out. This area of Berkeley has a lot of activity, but parking is sometimes not the easiest. The food: Pork XLB - My favorite dish. An ok amount of broth. Flavor was really good though - very meaty and true to the meat (not a lot of spices or sugar). Lamb Dumplings - I don't know if I've ever had a lamb dumpling, but I liked the flavor of the dumpling. The dumpling was sitting in some green oil (assuming this was scallion + cilantro oil, but it was very mild). There are a ton of garnishes on here that just seem unnecessary though (radish, fennel, tomatoes, Chile pepper). Green Beans - The look and the texture was what I expected. Not seasoned enough for me. Beijing Noodles - Same issue with the Green Beans - not seasoned enough. A ton of scallions and in my opinion not enough ground meat and cucumber. The Dumpling Time menu is non-traditional, but we picked mostly traditional items. Oddly enough, there was Chinese on the sign outside, but none on the menu. If you're looking for interesting fillings that you wouldn't find at a normal restaurant, I think you have a good argument to try Dumpling Time.

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    Cali Alley - Grilled Prawn Salad Bowl

    Cali Alley

    4.6(229 reviews)
    1.5 mi•West Berkeley
    •$$

    A cute little corner stop that's full of flavor, and you'd never guess it! This burger had it all,…read moreand then some. I'm talking about the chef's burger of course. It was nice and juicy, cooked to perfection (medium being my preferred temperature), and the best part was that there was a surprise pickle! The fries were seasoned well too. House ranch also was a nice touch. We'll be back. Maybe tomorrow.

    Cali Alley is one of those places I have looked at thousands of times when trying to figure out…read morewhat to order on Door Dash or Uber Eats. The food always looked really good, but for whatever reason I always ended up ordering from somewhere else. Well, I finally did it. I finally ordered from Cali Alley, and all I have to say is, why did I wait so darn long? Door Dash was having a 2-for-1 deal on the Cali Alley Burger, so I ordered one of those (and got another for free) , as well as on the small mac and cheese, so I ended up with two of those as well. I got fries as he side for the burgers and saved the second burger and mac and cheese for the next day. I also bought a small side of veggie fried rice for lunch later in the week. OK, let's start with the fries ... wow. Super crispy. Don't know what they do to them, but I think I almost ate all the fries that came with one of the burgers before I even touched the burger. The fries seemed to have a coating like some fries do to make them extra crispy on the outside. Whatever it was, it made them so good, I couldn't stop eating them. I was almost too full for the burger. But who are we kidding? If there is one thing I am good at, it is eating more than I should. The burger, which is described on Door Dash as "char grilled, fresh ground brisket and short rib burger, served on a toasted brioche fun with crisp lettuce, tomato onion marmalade and garlic aioli" was thick and incredibly flavorful. I couldn't stop eating that, either. It was that good. I ordered it medium, and it was pretty pink, but it was sooooooo flavorful, and all the toppings worked well together. I didn't get any cheese on it because I wanted to try to burger by itself and not mask it with cheese. I might try adding cheese next time, but honestly the burger is so good, I almost wouldn't want to cover up its flavor with cheese. Oh, I almost forgot. When you order on Door Dash, you can opt to have them include a small side of their chocolate-chipotle bbq sauce, and I highly recommend that you get it. It's a really interesting flavor and is good for dipping the fries in. I didn't try putting it on the burger, but that might be good, too. The mac and cheese was OK. It's important to note that I enjoyed the flavor but it is more of an eggy consistency than a saucy mac and cheese if that makes sense. It has a nice kick of black pepper, which I liked, though. The vegetarian fried rice was also fine but could have used a little salt. All that to say, don't be like me and procrastinate, get the Cali Alley Burger and fries ASAP.

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    Oceanview Diner - Oceanview Diner

    Oceanview Diner

    4.0(399 reviews)
    0.4 mi•Fourth Street, West Berkeley
    •$$
    Outdoor seating
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    Had the best breakfast with my daughter, we came on a Friday, late morning…read more A 14min wait, and everyone was very friendly! My daughter had the pancakes and I had huevos rancheros. I shared a side of sausage. Everything was delicious! All American diner feel everything was great! We'll definitely come back again.

    A diner that serves high quality food is always a win in my book. The place was super busy on a…read moreSunday around lunchtime - my advice is to get yourself on the Yelp waitlist ahead of time to cut down your wait down. We put our names down when we got there and waited around 20-25 minutes to get seated. The booths inside are cozy and our staff was quick to bring out our drinks and get our orders taken. I decided to get a chicken apple salad on mixed greens with a pineapple mimosa. My husband got a tuna melt with home fries with a lemonade and our kids split a 3 stack order of the buttermilk pancakes with a side of bacon. Everything was made perfectly to order and delicious.I have to give special kudos to my husband's meal - the bread was crispy, the cheese was gooey, and the entire meal was comfort food goodness. You could tell that they make their lemonade fresh in house - it was very tart but cut through with the subtle hint of sweetness.

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    Reuben with our Housemade Corned Beef, Swiss Cheese, Russian Dressing & Sauerkraut on Rye!

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    Taqueria Ezperanza By Martinez Catering - Carnitas burrito.

    Taqueria Ezperanza By Martinez Catering

    2.4(8 reviews)
    0.2 mi•West Berkeley

    Taqueria Esperanza is a great diamond in the rough mobile food truck! I go here semi-frequently…read morewhen I'm in a pinch at work since they tend to set up shop by Gu Energy Labs in Berkeley around lunchtime, though I have seen them at Armistice Beer on a random Saturday visit. Their carnitas is above the Goldilocks standard of having a chew to it without the dryness that some spots overlook. While not as succulent as the carnitas, the al pastor is also tasty, in my opinion. For a truck spot this definitely takes the cake. 4/5 burritos and 4/5 beers for the drunchies crowd (if you can find the truck!).

    I feel badly for ppl who've had meat here & it was not acceptable/edible but I just found this…read moretruck by the construction site on University Ave in Berkeley across from old Mike's Bikes location. I got one camarones (shrimp for us gringos) taco and found it really tasty w Poco de Gallo, onions, cilantro. Points off for showing $3 for one taco on sign then charging me $5. "It is a big one" was the response when I asked about that. Why not change your sign to = what you actually charge? But it hit the spot & I asked for "as spicy as you've got" and they delivered on that. A level of heat not overwhelming to someone like me who loves scorpions, ghost, Carolina Reaper, 7 Pot etc but plenty of heat. 3 stars I liked it but haters gonna hate.

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    Dojo Dog

    Dojo Dog

    4.1(143 reviews)
    0.5 mi•West Berkeley
    •$

    We were in the neighborhood, hungry, and knew the area lacked abundant food offerings. We had seen…read morethe cute little Dojo Dog food truck (well, food trailer) before -- and this time gave it a try. Glad we did! Rebecca was running the truck with her husband, and they were warm, friendly, and hard-working. That same care reflected in the food. Comforting flavors, big portions, and just what we needed. ---- Food ---- The hot dogs here are big, delicious, and fantastic value for the price. Wushu Dog: Loved this one. Inventive and delicious. Great texture, topped with pork sung and crispy cabbage, plus katsu sauce and Japanese mayo. Savory, crunchy, and satisfying. Sumo Dog: Japanese curry beef chili with cheese and fresh scallions. Hearty, comforting, and perfect for that chilly evening. Fried Foods: We didn't try, any but they serve fries and potstickers too. The fries seemed to be a crowd favorite at Great Notion Brewery next door (which is partnered with Dojo Dog). Definitely getting them next time. Rebecca told me she enjoys experimenting with new dishes, and the creativity shows. Looking forward to trying more! ---- Drinks ---- We didn't but drinks as we were enjoying beer at Great Notion, but Dojo Dog also offer drinks like milk tea. ---- Bonus ---- As I mentioned, they partner with Great Notion, one of our FAVORITE bars in the Bay with the best smoothie beers and stouts. You can bring your Dojo Dog inside and pair it with their awesome beers. Inventive hot dogs + beer = awesome evening ---- Vibe ---- Cute little food truck, family-run charm, friendly service, and an endearing hole-in-the-wall feel. The whole setup feels local and community-driven. In fact, it was originally created by Berkeley students. Very cool. ---- Overall ---- Amazing hot dogs, great beer next door, friendly owners, inventive sides, and a fun, low-key vibe. It will hit the spot every time. Can't wait to come back and try more from their menu!

    asian fusion hot dogs from a bright blue food truck is a concept that should not work as well as it…read moredoes but here we are. got one with like teriyaki and crispy onions situation on top and it was genuinely fun to eat, messy in the best way. the toppings are what make it, whoever is coming up with these combos has a good brain for flavor. prices are super low which makes it even better, this is a $ spot and you feel that in a good way. only open on weekends which is a lil annoying if ur craving it on a wednesday which i have been multiple times. the truck is easy to spot which helps, hard to miss that blue. fun to bring people to who haven't been bc the reaction when they take the first bite is always good. casual and unpretentious, no fuss just interesting food done well. 142 reviews at 4.1 feels right, its a solid fun experience every time. weekend lunch solved honestly

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