Cancel

Open app

Search

Acre

3.9 (279 reviews)
Closed 11:30 am - 9:00 pm

Acre Reservations

Order Acre Takeout or Delivery

Acre Photos

Business Info

ACRE ATMOSPHERE

What's the vibe?
Moderate noise
Casual
Intimate
Classy

Recommended Reviews - Acre

Your trust is our priority, so businesses can't pay to alter or remove their reviews. Learn more about reviews.
Yelp app icon
Browse more easily on the app
Review Feed Illustration

Reviews With Photos

Chickpea Hummus
Andrea M.

Acre is a very nice spot in the Rockridge neighborhood, and we have been in several times now. There is a downstairs dining area, which is more casual, and an upstairs one which is a bit more swanky. We prefer the upstairs, where there is a nice bar and a cozy dining room. We have not yet had dinner here, but this is a good spot for an intimate date night. When we come in, we park ourselves at the bar for some bites, drinks, and people-watching. Service is always solid, and an extra big shout-out to Ron, who is always welcoming and delightful. Pretty extensive menu with something for everyone. They have oysters, which I love; not sure if they're on HH. We've also had the mushroom pizza, which is delicious, and lighter bites including the guacamole, hummus, and fried olives. All tasty. All-in-all, a cozy, comfortable restaurant with a nice vibe and solid food and drinks. Parking is limited, so give yourself extra time if driving. Enjoy!

Menu
Mel S.

Came back to Acre because we have had such good experiences here. Whether you're eating dinner or want a post-dinner drinks and dessert session, they have it all. We got a margarita, Bloody Mary, and a piece of cheesecake. All were refreshing and delicious.

Gumbo
Manny B.

Acre Kitchen & Bar was a fun spot for a Fat Tuesday night out. They had live music and a special menu focused on New Orleans cuisine. Food was a bit mixed for us. We started with the gumbo, and while it wasn't bad, it just didn't have much depth. I kept waiting for the flavor to build, but it stayed pretty mild all the way through. On the other hand, the lamb merguez pizza was the clear standout. It was super flavorful, and the seasoning honestly made it taste more like chorizo than lamb. I don't usually like lamb, so I was surprised by how much I liked it, and I'd definitely recommend it if you're deciding what to order. Overall, the atmosphere was great, especially for an event night, and that pizza alone would bring me back. Giving it 4 stars because the gumbo didn't quite hit, but we still had a really good time and would return!

Birthday card signed by staff
David P.

Came across this signed card and realized I never posted the review after celebrating my birthday at Acre last October. I honestly did not know what to expect going in but left super happy. No food pics, but I still remember how good everything was. The shoestring fries were dangerously addictive and paired perfectly with one, or 2, of the best Old Fashioneds I've had in a long time. The Brussels sprouts were a standout and my steak was juicy and cooked just right. We sat downstairs and it was definitely busy, but the service never skipped a beat. Our server kept the energy fun and made sure my water (and cocktails) were always topped off. Finding this card reminded me how thoughtful the team was. May seem like a small gesture but it really made the whole experience feel personal. Looking forward to going back! Thanks for contributing to a fun birthday last year, Acre!

Cuban sandwich
Carly N.

Acre! I've been wanting to dine since opening but somehow just making it in, between some errands. I made a lunch reservation for three 20 minutes before I arrived and they opened on a Saturday. Live music as we walked in to a beautiful table upstairs. Very homey, festive and romantic. The menu is worth taking time reading-food and beverage. Familiar dishes with unique twists. We were greeted and served quickly by lovely Acre staff. Well attended to throughout our lunch. We ordered martinis, a pizza to share (with our three year old) bitter caesar salad for me and a Cuban sandwich for my husband. Everything was delicious. The Caesar was so good. Not overly dressed, really letting the crispy and peppery chicories and greens be the star, topped with cold pulled chicken-really perfect. The "kids" pizza was enough to feed all three of us! Delicious, from their wood fire oven downstairs. What a gem in the East Bay. We will be back! I'd love to sit at the bar for happy hour or dinner. Thank you Acre for a lovely lunch!

Seafood risotto
Tim W.

Our first visit to Acre - full disclosure, the old Oliveto was our preferred Rockridge destination, and we have many fond memories and occasions we celebrated there. So it was with high hopes (and a little trepidation) that we booked, finally, our first visit to the new offering at this same storied location. We reserved upstairs, as downstairs was always louder and more immediate. It is a different place. While expected, this really isn't a 'white tablecloth' venue anymore. I think prices are a little more reasonable than the old Oliveto's, and it has been updated to a more modern casual vibe. Large selection of pizza offerings, and a finite number of non-pizza entrees - about equal number of pasta and more substantial fare. Ambiance seemed a little more lively, the ambiance louder (and the tables closer together). Place was packed (to be expected on a Sunday evening). We started with drinks, and I found my negroni better-than-average. Starter was their Chantelle mushroom with puff pastry, which was presented nicely, nice texture, and tasted delicious. A promising start. Entrees were the seafood risotto and the pork chop. Risotto was good, lots of good tastes...but pork chop was quite well done. It wasn't as dry and hard as your first accounting lecture, but it was firm and stubborn enough to stand up and argue with your political views. Which was quite a shame, as the tastes on the plate were wonderful, the complements well-presented. Promising, but... We realize this is a new vision and new expression at a storied location. But we miss Oliveto. We may return to Acre to see how the pizza offerings compare to, say, Tony Gemignani's take on the storied pie. But while service was excellent, the more-modern and casual vibe and our first take at their entrees were good...and not entirely great.

Meatballs! So good!
Shayla B.

Well excuuuuuse me, Acre! Please forgive me for being unfamiliar with your game! Acre is THE spot to be in the 'Ridge! You want great drinks? Delicious pizza? An awesome happy hour with some nice live music?! Well then, Acre is calling your name expeditiously. Wow folks! That oyster happy hour ain't no joke, mmkay?! Yeah... you heard me right! $1 oyster happy hour every Tuesday like clockwork! Read 'em and weep. But seriously, you cannot go wrong with the happy hour specials here. The oysters are fresh and delicious, and a steal on Tuesdays, of course. But dayum, their PIZZA! So, so yummy. They do a lovely wood fired pizza with some unique flavor combos. Also, don't skip out on their hummus! It is truly divine! So thick and flavorful. The meatballs are also fantastic. Super fragrant, saucy, and packed full of lovely Italian spices. I mean, you really can't go wrong with anything that you eat here. And those DRINKS! Let's spotlight it real quick. If you're coming here, you need to get a spritz! They really make them so refreshing and tasty here. I usually like to lounge at either the downstairs or upstairs bar if they are having live music going on. The ambience is cozy and chic with a nice neighborly feel. The service has always been stellar here. Kevin and Liz are so awesome! They are both charming and will chat you up when they aren't busy. Speaking of busy; this place can get slammed during peak hours, but both Liz and Kevin know how to handle the busy crowds with ease. I also have to mention that this is such a fun spot to meet new people in. It's very local based, so they've got a lot of regulars who stop in and they are so kind (especially at the bar). Really fun little spot! I definitely plan to work my way around their menu a bit more, but I'm really liking what I see so far.

The smash burger
Hillari A.

Lunch with a few friends at Acre was just what we all needed. It was a beautiful day and we had a great table at the window. Service was excellent, while not overbearing. Comfortable, yet offered a mid-day elegance to the occasion. Quite a few tasty offerings they prepared.

12" Pepperoni Pizza
Sophie F.

I'd give this restaurant closer to a 3.5. I received a $100 gift card a few years ago and finally decided to use it at Acre. The restaurant itself is nicely decorated. We sat on the bottom floor near the door and enjoyed the atmosphere. Our server was very friendly and attentive. We started with the fried olives, focaccia, and fries. The fries were excellent, very crispy and served with a tasty garlic aioli. The olives were flavorful, and we liked the mustard sauce underneath. The focaccia, however, was pretty bland, and the butter had a strange, slightly sweet flavor I wasn't a fan of. I also ordered a Shirley Temple that I didn't enjoy, and the water was served lukewarm without ice, which was odd. The mains were hit or miss. We really enjoyed the margherita and hot honey pepperoni pizzas, both were flavorful with a delicious crust. The pastas, on the other hand, fell flat. My sister's shrimp scampi had almost no flavor aside from butter, though the shrimp themselves were big and tasty. My dad's risotto was just okay and lacked depth of flavor. Overall, the food was inconsistent. Some dishes, like the pizza, were great, but others felt bland and forgettable. It feels like a hit-or-miss experience, so I wouldn't rush back. Choose carefully when ordering.

Blossom pizza
Inverleith F.

It was my first time in this space in over 20 years when it was Oliveto's and I'm so glad that our friend chose Acre to celebrate my birthday. What a energy the place has with its open space and simple decor. There were folks who were having a special evening and then there are casual dinners with their children. We arrived before 6 and it was fairly empty so no problem with getting a table. Our waiter checked on us regularly as we chatted and finally we're ready to order some starters to share. The fried calevestrano olives are out of this world! What an invention. These olives are mild which lends itself well to not overpower the dish. Lightly crispy and just a great bar snack. We also ordered the grilled octopus that is sliced and sits atop a bed of dressed arugula mixed with pistachios, pepinos, white beans and pickled red onions. The variety of textures and flavors is really special. With happy hour $1 oysters having just happened, hubby wanted oysters. While tasty, he was having to spit out shells probably because the person shucking could have been better. Just something to watch for. Otherwise they are tasty. For our mains, we split the Blossom & Vine pizza, hot honey fries chicken and morel pasta. The pizza dough is so light! Chef said that the dough sits for 100 hours proofing! That is crazy. Lovely flavors and could have easily eaten that whole thing as a main. I personally didn't eat the chicken but our friend loved it. The fresh cream corn as the base was amazing. Chef shared some morels with us and we topped each bite with the corn and it blew my mind how the flavors complimented each other. The pasta is so tender that it literally melts in your mouth. For the sides, we had the shoestring french fries and greens. I'm not a greens person so it was fine IMO. And fries! No complaints on this at all! And to finish, we shared the orange almond cake with also has olive oil. It was tender and moist with a dominant flavor of orange zest. I can't remember if it's almond flour that the cake is made with because there wasn't much almond flavor. Park at BART and explore Market Hall as well as the surrounding area. Lots to see and buy. As fast as the wait staff, very nice. It appears that folks enjoy what they do. The attention to our table waned a bit as it got busier which just left us with more time to enjoy each others is all. I can't wait to come back to Acre to explore the menu. Overall a lovely meal and time. The chef brings such talent to the menu and overall experience. Please support this great local treasure.

Firm Holiday Lunch
Chantilly A.

Visited for the first time, as my job held our annual holiday lunch here. Cool vibes for sure. We were given a table of the top floor and were presented a customized menu for the day. Not bad at all. Unfortunately, I forgot to take pics of the food, but it was all very good. I had the soup to start, which was good and very hearty. For the main course, I chose the chicken and whoa - the serving was huge!! So huge in fact, I had to box more than half of my plate to eat the rest for dinner. But it was very tasty, chicken was cooked to perfection and juicy. For deserts I chose the Orange Almond cake; again, very good, but it wasn't great. Staff was also incredibly helpful and nice as well. I definitely would return!

The front of the restaurant.
Zinia G.

I love this spot! I had so much fun when I went the first time to the fancier upstairs (the pizzas are must-try!), that we had to come back, especially when we found out about the Tuesday $1 oyster happy hour from 4-6 pm. They recommended getting in line early. It's hard for me to get there that early after work, but my partner was able to get there just before 4 and got a seat right away. It did fill up quite quickly after. Getting the oysters at $1 each especially feels like a treat because they're typically priced at $42 for a dozen. We really went for the oysters but obviously couldn't help ourselves and also ordered the country pork pate $16 (not my favorite; will explain shortly), fried olives $11 (DELICIOUS and comes with a lick-the-bowl-clean-worthy sauce), and fried Brussels sprouts $14. My husband ordered a couple of varsity gin martinis $8 each. Only the drinks and oysters were at a discounted price. We ordered three dozen oysters (I know, I know, but $1?!). The costs added up pretty quickly and our final bill came out to $108.14 before tips (includes a health insurance surcharge and taxes). The country pork pate came with just three crackers, quince, and gherkins. The pate broke apart into clumps instead of smooth and creamy, but was tasty. I enjoyed the quince in particular. It would've been great to have a few more crackers. The Brussels sprouts came with pomegranate and blue cheese. Could've used more blue cheese, but the flavor pairing really worked. There is parking nearby. It was so fun, packed, and just had a lively ambiance. We will definitely be back!

Apple beet salad
Doris G.

Fun new place to dine with friends. We ordered for the 4 of us the apple beet salad, the Terminator and the Funghi pizzas and a wonderful pasta. So much food, we took 2 leftover slices home. Desserts delights are an orange almond cake and a chocolate cake. Both pizzas were personally delivered by the chef himself. Such service! We took advantage of the Tues 50% off wine list. Service was excellent. Pro Tip: $1 oysters at the bar only from 4-6 pm . Show up at 3:45 and get in line.

The Cocijo

See all

13 days ago

Business owner information

Photo of Michael K.

Michael K.

Helpful 0
Thanks 0
Love this 0
Oh no 0
Photo of Lei H.
282
579
1417

19 days ago

Business owner information

Photo of Michael K.

Michael K.

Helpful 0
Thanks 1
Love this 1
Oh no 1

19 days ago

Business owner information

Photo of Michael K.

Michael K.

Helpful 0
Thanks 0
Love this 0
Oh no 0

1 month ago

Business owner information

Photo of Michael K.

Michael K.

Helpful 39
Thanks 21
Love this 37
Oh no 1
Photo of Mel S.
183
618
4555

3 months ago

Helpful 0
Thanks 1
Love this 2
Oh no 0

3 months ago

Business owner information

Photo of Michael K.

Michael K.

Helpful 1
Thanks 0
Love this 0
Oh no 0

6 days ago

Business owner information

Photo of Michael K.

Michael K.

Helpful 0
Thanks 0
Love this 0
Oh no 0
Photo of David P.
94
35
50

1 month ago

Business owner information

Photo of Michael K.

Michael K.

Helpful 0
Thanks 0
Love this 0
Oh no 0

5 months ago

Business owner information

Photo of Michael K.

Michael K.

Helpful 1
Thanks 1
Love this 1
Oh no 0

5 months ago

Business owner information

Photo of Michael K.

Michael K.

Helpful 0
Thanks 0
Love this 0
Oh no 0

8 months ago

Helpful 13
Thanks 8
Love this 11
Oh no 1

4 months ago

Business owner information

Photo of Michael K.

Michael K.

Helpful 0
Thanks 0
Love this 0
Oh no 0

8 months ago

Helpful 0
Thanks 0
Love this 0
Oh no 1

10 months ago

Helpful 1
Thanks 1
Love this 2
Oh no 0

5 months ago

Business owner information

Photo of Michael K.

Michael K.

Helpful 1
Thanks 0
Love this 0
Oh no 0

16 days ago

Business owner information

Photo of Michael K.

Michael K.

Helpful 0
Thanks 0
Love this 0
Oh no 0

4 months ago

Business owner information

Photo of Michael K.

Michael K.

Helpful 0
Thanks 0
Love this 0
Oh no 0

5 months ago

Business owner information

Photo of Michael K.

Michael K.

Helpful 2
Thanks 1
Love this 2
Oh no 0

3 months ago

Business owner information

Photo of Michael K.

Michael K.

Helpful 1
Thanks 0
Love this 1
Oh no 0

11 months ago

Business owner information

Photo of Calvin Y.

Calvin Y.

Helpful 1
Thanks 1
Love this 2
Oh no 2

1 year ago

Helpful 4
Thanks 1
Love this 3
Oh no 0
Photo of Joy B.
1
52
17

10 days ago

I only order at the bar here, the drinks are solid. I wouldn't order food after reading the health report. Alcohol should be fine

Business owner information

Photo of Michael K.

Michael K.

Helpful 0
Thanks 0
Love this 0
Oh no 0

6 months ago

Business owner information

Photo of Michael K.

Michael K.

Helpful 0
Thanks 0
Love this 0
Oh no 0

6 months ago

Business owner information

Photo of Michael K.

Michael K.

Helpful 0
Thanks 0
Love this 0
Oh no 0

2 months ago

Business owner information

Photo of Michael K.

Michael K.

Helpful 0
Thanks 0
Love this 1
Oh no 0

25 days ago

Business owner information

Photo of Michael K.

Michael K.

Helpful 0
Thanks 0
Love this 0
Oh no 0

7 months ago

Business owner information

Photo of Michael K.

Michael K.

Helpful 1
Thanks 1
Love this 3
Oh no 1

1 year ago

Helpful 7
Thanks 4
Love this 8
Oh no 1

8 months ago

Helpful 1
Thanks 0
Love this 2
Oh no 0
Photo of Alex A.
5000
573
744

1 year ago

Helpful 23
Thanks 4
Love this 10
Oh no 8

9 months ago

Business owner information

Photo of Calvin Y.

Calvin Y.

Helpful 1
Thanks 0
Love this 1
Oh no 0

11 months ago

Helpful 18
Thanks 7
Love this 16
Oh no 2

1 month ago

Business owner information

Photo of Michael K.

Michael K.

Helpful 0
Thanks 0
Love this 0
Oh no 0

4 months ago

Business owner information

Photo of Michael K.

Michael K.

Helpful 0
Thanks 0
Love this 0
Oh no 0

14 days ago

Business owner information

Photo of Michael K.

Michael K.

Helpful 0
Thanks 0
Love this 0
Oh no 0

1 year ago

Helpful 0
Thanks 0
Love this 0
Oh no 1

1 year ago

Helpful 3
Thanks 0
Love this 0
Oh no 1
Photo of Vina H.
3
27
70

5 months ago

Business owner information

Photo of Michael K.

Michael K.

Helpful 0
Thanks 0
Love this 0
Oh no 0

11 months ago

Business owner information

Photo of Calvin Y.

Calvin Y.

Helpful 1
Thanks 0
Love this 1
Oh no 0

1 year ago

Helpful 3
Thanks 0
Love this 5
Oh no 1

Page 1 of 7

Ask the Community - Acre

Does the soup have garlic?

Hello Judy, Yes, our soup does contain garlic and unfortunately we are not able to omit it. I hope… Read more

Is there natural wine here?

Pretty sure the list was conventional production wines, the last time I was there.

Is there an elevator to get up to dining level upstairs?

Yes! Upon arriving at ACRE, check in with the host and they will be able to show you where the elevator is located.

Are there vegan options?

Didn't ask but they would probably accommodate a dish of you asked.

Don’t See Your Question? Ask Away!

51 & Tel - Golden Girl: Vodka w/ lemongrass, hay liqueur, aloe, lemon, orange ($16) + Fuego: Tequila w/ mezcal, watermelon, italicus, habanero ($15)

51 & Tel

(34 reviews)

Temescal, North Oakland, Rockridge

This is a very cozy and intimate space. My friend and I ventured into 51 & Tel while waiting on our…read morereservation next door at Pizzaiolo. We only stayed for about 15 mins, but we had a wonderful time. The bartender Danny was very hospitable and made me a very yummy tasting mocktail called Like The Sun that had Aplos Arise, Lyre's Italian Orange, passionfruit, lime. He said that they had an event going on that night and suggested that we try to attend if we had time. We did not attend the event, however I can only imagine that the event was successful. They have a patio, great lighting, a dj booth, and great drinks. I also found out that the bar is in relation to Asmara which is the Ethiopian restaurant next door. Asmara has been there for 40 years. Please check this bar out if you're in the Temescal region. Update: I stopped in during Happy Hour and had a slushie cocktail called Kiwi To My Heart. It was delicious. I enjoyed the patio area this time around with the nice weather.

One of my favorite cocktail bars in Oakland! They have an amazing menu from well curated cocktails…read morefor anyone to beer & a shot deal. Bartenders are attentive and fast. IThey also have a nice outdoor area, and usually have some heat lamps on in the winter which is a nice cozy vibe. They sometimes have rotating pop-ups in the back with food, but do wish they had some more food and snack options and it would make this place even better!

Saffron Kitchen - Spinach Qurma

Saffron Kitchen

(175 reviews)

$$

Rockridge, North Oakland

This was my first time ever eating at this restaurant and from once a separate told us we got there…read morejust in time. We had ourselves an early dinner around 3 PM and he said the restaurant had just cleared out. Apparently they were packed for lunch!! I've never had a style of food before so I asked my boyfriend what I should order since he likes the style. He actually ordered me a chicken curry dish and himself another meat dish, but I can't remember what it was called. Both items as well as appetizer it was delicious! I should've taken a picture of the items we ordered for the appetizer since it was a three portion combo plate, but the pictures are below! Ambience was very relaxed and I really like how there was a half steps down into a little patio area so it seemed like you were almost underground, but you could see out. It was cute watching people walk their dogs and families ride their bike bikes. I will definitely want to come back here and get and buy more dishes!

We ordered a bunch of food to be delivered…read more Food arrived quite warm, however, - the potato bolanis did not travel well. The bola I had become soggy and the stuffing was spilling out - so hard to eat. - the chicken kabob was delicious - the filet mignon kabobs were tough and needed a knife - the kohbideh kabobs had disintegrated but were tasty - the Baba Ganoush portion seemed small for its price $12.50 - three tiny sauce containers for all this food, left us wanting! There was plenty of rice and bread. This was our first time order. Will try dining-in next time.

Roses On Adeline

Roses On Adeline

(115 reviews)

South Berkeley

The one thing I'm always looking for when I go out with my fiancé is good food, good drinks, and a…read morecozy vibe with great ambiance. And what a nice surprise it was to have Roses on Adeline hitting the mark on all 3. We've been to Roses on Adeline twice now, once as a walk in and the second time with reservations. Both times we went for happy hour. Their drinks are creative and yummy. The smash burger here is absolutely delicious. The fries w/ sriracha aioli is also the perfect light bite. But beyond the good food & drinks, the ambiance here is really what brings us back. I love the vibe this place has and am so excited to have this as our new local staple for a date night. But be warned this place fills up quickly - I would recommend making reservations if you can!

I was very pleasantly surprised this place. I had eaten dinner with the fam before meeting up with…read morefriends for drinks here so didn't get to experience too much, but I was very happy with the things I did get. The spring milk punch was SO GOOD. Like, way too drinkable. I usually like to try multiple drinks on a menu, but I just kept ordering this one. For a snack, I decided to get the crudite platter even though when I asked the server, she said it would just be lettuce, radishes, and something else... it turned out to be so much more! Endive, super sweet purple snap peas (which I've never seen before??? and now want to grow in my garden because they were like the best peas I've had in a while!!!), radishes, and some carrots. I'm still thinking about those snap peas haha.

In The Wood - El Nando Pizza

In The Wood

(338 reviews)

$$

Elmwood

We were seated quickly on Saturday afternoon. Waitress wasn't great with English so it was hard to…read moreget answers to our questions. The spinach dip with chips was superb. We even had chips left after eating all the dip, how often does that happen? The steak salad was done perfectly. Would have been nice to have a side plate to cut the meat but we figured it out. The El Gordito Pizza had a great crust and very tasty sauce, just right amount of ingredients. Held up nicely when picked up. Soft drink selection was ok. Really liked the brewery list for beers but come on, know which beer it is from each brewery. How many Hazy IPA does Ghost Town make or West Coast IPA does Original Pattern brew? Asked the waitress to check the keg and she came back and said it was an India Pale Ale. Slap my head! Overall, a very solid experience.

I wanted to like this place more than I did. The atmosphere is genuinely nice, the service was…read morefriendly, and the food itself looked great and tasted good. My chilaquiles were solid, and while the mole wasn't my favorite style, it had a good kick and was clearly well made. The issue for me is the price. I ended up paying over $30 for an appetizer, chilaquiles, and water, and that just didn't feel like a good value for what I got. This street has a lot of excellent options, including some true five-star spots at similar prices and others that are just better priced for everyday meals. When I'm spending that much for brunch-level food, I expect something that really knocks it out of the park, and this didn't quite get there. Nothing was bad. It was a pleasant experience. I just don't see myself going back given the cost and the competition nearby. If price isn't a concern, you might enjoy it more than I did. For me, it's a solid but expensive meal in a neighborhood with a lot of strong alternatives.

Tallboy - Deli dog

Tallboy

(171 reviews)

$$

Temescal, North Oakland

This place is great! The drinks are delicious and very affordable. Service can be a little slow at…read moretimes but that's completely understandable since it's usually packed. Making drinks for a crowd takes time and the staff always does their best. The people who come here are super friendly which adds to the welcoming, cozy vibe of the place. It's the kind of spot where you instantly feel comfortable. If you love a good martini this is definitely a place you should check out.

I'll give it to them, Tallboy is a solid concept with their "tinis & weenies". However, a clever…read moreconcept can carry a place so far. Customer service is a close second to concept. Tallboy's martini menu is well-executed. While I didn't personally try one of the slushies, a friend ordered the espresso martini version and gave it a solid thumbs-up. Unfortunately, the experience falls apart when it comes to food and service. Waiting 30+ minutes for two hot dogs (after paying) is hard to justify. When I checked in with a server, she was curt and dismissive. She was quick to explain there was only one person in the kitchen, with no effort to offer a solution, timeline, or even basic courtesy. I understand staffing issues happen. However, customer service is a close second to concept. How an issue is communicated and addressed is what separates good service from bad. What's more frustrating is that these aren't customer problems to absorb. If the kitchen is understaffed, if tables aren't being cleared in a timely manner at a seat-yourself spot, those are management problems. Guests should not have to choose to leave without the food we paid for. There's a lot of competition out there, and concepts alone aren't enough to bring people back. I genuinely wanted that hot dog. That's probably the most disappointing part of the whole experience. Great drinks, solid ambiance, but the service needs serious attention.

Acre - pizza - Updated May 2026

Loading...
Loading...
Loading...