Sun @9am It's about…read moretime I come here to hang out! What I appreciate about this spot is community oriented it is. Their billboards are covered in local businesses and there's plenty of seating in this spacious shop. It was a cold day so I think the patio area was closed. There are plenty of board games and books for kids, and magazines for adults to enjoy. There's so many drink and food options AND they serve ice cream! Yeah this coffee shop has everything. Any local would be lucky to live near here.

What a fabulous place we discovered on our walk through Point Richmond!…read more Absolutely love the whimsy of this shop/café. And I appreciated all the various seating areas throughout the inside and outdoors in the patio. I thought I was coming in for a coffee, but once I saw that they Affogato, I had to order it. I had the espresso poured over there Tara's coffee, ice cream, and it was incredibly scrumptious. How cute it was that the Barista's did a self portrait of themselves and posted it. And I want to know where they got their light fixtures as they were stunning. As it was a warm day, we chose to sit out in their garden patio under a tree, which was quite lovely.

Superb Coffee spot. Will definitely be back in the area and will get their coffee. Customer…read moreservice was pretty good. The other customers seem to enjoy it. Cozy setting. Can read a book, newspaper , search internet over a cup of Joe or any of their specialized variations. Highly recommend. A

Grumpy morning? Must be the bad Medulla (It's actually…read moreAmygdala; sorry, had to school ya) All jokes aside, don't let Adam fool ya... I found this Uncut Gem -- hashtag a Jeweler It's a cozy, classy coffee café called Catahoula Go get a cold brew plus espresso, now that'll do ya But this ain't no run-of-the-mill joint, so gather moolah Splurge a little--just know when to Draw the Line...grab a Ruler The competition can't Measure up to this top Dog You can drop off your whip next door if it's got smog And walk on over to the friendliest place, face full of grins Richmond's very own community of Catahouligans

We were looking for a new place to try out and found R&R Cafe! Lovely little breakfast/brunch…read moreplace! I ordered the Homemade Corn Beef Hash-delicious! My son got the Churro French Toast and he said it was the bomb! Service was excellent fast and efficient. Very friendly staff and cook. Will definitely be back

What a cute place. We came here on a saturday and this place was packed! When entering we were…read moregreeted with a warm smile and friendly service. We opted to do take out. I got the buffalo chicken sandwich and my boyfriend got the churro french toast. The photos I took were after the drive home. The churro french toast was good and so was the sandwich. Just a tad disappointed the chicken was so thin. Nevertheless, I would come back and try something else.

Singing praises from the rooftop…read more Never never ever would I think to see so many Asians in Richmond! Wed-Sunday 1045-1400. I'm sure they clear their inventory easily, as there is nothing to complain about. I've gone once and loved all the food, especially the perfectly unctuous dough stix, but I KNOW im gonna be such a regular here!! Thrilled

Order at the register, pay at the register, grab your food when it is ready, bus and put away your…read moretray when you're done eating. This is a no frills (and no tip!) experience Nothing is going to really wow you here, but if you just want to go somewhere and get a good meal, this place will do work and be very budget friendly. At one point in the summer, my wife and I were coming here every week until we exhausted their menu selections. Hours are very narrow. Only lunch time on Wed-Sun (Closed Mon and Tue). It's an older couple (?) running the restaurant, with one person holding down the kitchen, and the other person rotating between the register and the back of the house. There's a sign that says they have milk tea and soy milk available, but we've never had milk tea there. They've only had hot soy milk. It comes unsweetened, so add your own sugar. We've tried so many things here, but I would say the overall sentiment is the dishes are decent but very comforting (at least for me). The one standout is their clay pot rice dishes. They get a pretty good crust on it. Overall, a really good value for lunch and I haven't found anything quite like Grand Cafe in the East Bay.

Decided to drop by this place for the first time while my MIL shopped at the nearby costco. This…read morelocation is beautiful and dog friendly. I walked up to the window to pay cash, but they shut it as I approached and never came back to take my order. They have a card only self-service kiosk where I placed my order for an iced vanilla latte with oat milk. The drink itself was alright. Not enough vanilla for me to taste it. Looked at the bottom of the cup and confirmed that little vanilla bean remnants sat at the base. I saw plenty of other patrons, but I dont see any other appeal to this place other than they have a good amount of seating, a good view and dog friendly. Service needs work.

Love this place. Open 7 days a week from 8-4PM. Places to sit after a nice walk or running your…read moredog at Point Isabel Shoreline. Some sit down tables come with umbrella shade. Located next to Mud Puppy scrub grooming salon. My Cappuccino was fantastic. Service was excellent. Good selection of hot and cold drinks. Serving burgers and pastries too. Highly recommend. Cheers!

Even for Richmond, this cafe has an oddly out-of-the way location in a business park where you…read moredrive through a narrow parking lot. Finding it wasn't intuitive to me, but I assume the locals in the Marina area are familiar with the navigational challenges. I was planning to take a late afternoon walk around Marina Bay, so I decided to give this place a try for lunch since their menu was right up my alley. It consisted mostly of salads and sandwiches. They described themselves as 'artisan' because they use locally sourced ingredients to make some enticing creations like the fried buttermilk chicken sandwich and the artisan chopped salad. I went for the basic $15.25 BLAT (Bacon, Lettuce, Tomato & Avocado) Sandwich served on toasted brioche bread slathered in chipotle mayo (Photo 7). It worked for me as I sat in their large dining area. I'd likely return now that I know how to get here. FOOD - 4 stars...solid sammie with fresh ingredients though the brioche was a bit overtoasted AMBIANCE - 4 stars...spacious when I was here SERVICE - 3.5 stars...cordial TOTAL - 4 stars...plenty of salads and sammies to try for lunch...worth noting they're open for dinner on Fridays RELATED - Exploring Richmond? Here's a collection of places I've visited and reviewed: https://yelp.to/j4BMCukN_-

The food is always fresh and delicious. I eat here at least 3 times a month. Oliver at the…read morecounter is warm and friendly and has a smile for everyone.

Excelente atendimento qualidade da comida simplesmente maravilhosa uma delícia e super recomendo…read more disco de carne e divino de gostoso é melhor ainda são as sobremesas o pudim nunca comi mais gostoso. Parabéns Tetê tudo fresh, e muito gostoso de excelente qualidade.

Cute little cafe in a small plaza in San Pablo :) I got the chance to try a couple pastries and…read moresnacks from the bakery and was pleasantly surprised by the tastiness! It was my first time trying out these types of goods but nonetheless really yummy. The staff were friendly. It's not the BEST part of san pablo, but still a really nice place to drop by if you're in the area.

My surprise bag was , to me, disappointing (6-sandwich rolls) as I was expecting bagels, pastries…read moreor donuts. The rolls were good quality. The pickup was easy and the server was friendly.

I went to the restaurant and placed an order for 3 sandwiches with fries. We ordered 2 original…read morechicken sandwiches and a club sandwich. The sandwiches were so delicious. The service was excellent and prompt. I highly recommend them for sandwich to eat in or take out.

This is a college student-run restaurant where the professors are chefs in this culinary arts…read moreprogram in San Pablo. It's definitely worth the trip! The hours are 11-1 on Tuesday through Thursday and only during the regular school semesters. It's fine dining at about 1/3 the price. Just bring your patience along as the waiters are new at this wonderful service. It's a win-win and I love it!

A friend suggested this restaurant as a way to experience fine-dining options at an affordable…read moreprice and as a foodie on a budget, I had to oblige. Located at the heart of Contra Costa College campus, a community college in San Pablo, this establishment allows culinary students to practice their skills through an assortment of appetizers, entrees, desserts, and beverages. It also allows them to get serving experience in an upscale environment. Because everyone is still learning, the menu prices reflect that. Note that per their current policies, the restaurant is currently only open for dining Tuesday-Thursday and the menu rotates season to season. We parked in the community lot, which charges $4 per car. The restaurant is a short walk away. Upon entering, we were greeted by a lovely display of all their current desserts by the door. I saw "Asian-inspired cake" and knew I had to try it. Because the prices were so alluring, especially for our hungry stomachs, we each opted to order a bread bowl, appetizer, drink, entree, and dessert to try. This is definitely a lot of food, so it might be better to not over order unless you're in a big group! But you know, life is short so no regrets. Drinks - I ordered a blueberry nojito, which is one of their bestsellers. It was divine - the blueberry mint flavor was mixed with some kind of sparking beverage and looked as good as it tasted. The lavender lemonade was just OK (I don't enjoy floral flavors as much as the avg person). Bread bowl came with 6 small breads that were fluffy and soft. They can fill you up so be aware! Appetizers - Corn croquettes and a Mediterranean-style salad. Both delicious - I loved the corn cakes in particular! Cooked perfectly with just the right amount of flavor. The salad was really refreshing - I wish there were more of it. Can't go wrong with cucumber, onion, and tomato. Entrees - I got the spaghetti with mussels and my friend got the salmon cakes. Both tasted great, though my spaghetti was a tad salty (I like my food a little saltier so it wasn't a problem). Not remarkable but the portions are generous. Desserts - This was probably the biggest disappointment as the Asian-style cake didn't feature the light spongy cake that I'm used to. They nailed the frosting, but the fruit could have been cut better. I liked the Oreo cake a lot more (better taste and presentation), though if I were to come back I would probably order a dessert other than cake. Service - Everyone was friendly, and though there was a mix-up between the entree and desserts (they took longer to cook the entrees and thus brought our desserts out first), it wasn't a big deal and as mentioned earlier, everyone's still learning. Overall, for the price and quality, I enjoyed dining here and would definitely come back even though it's a ways from where I live. Love the idea of supporting chefs in the making and sharing their culinary treats with the community for an affordable price. The campus was also really nice and scenic - maybe next time I'll opt to dine outside! Note that there is a service charge for using a credit card so cash is best!