Was in the area for Title Nine's annual Replay sale and wanted to have breakfast. So I found this…read moreon my route to work and what a delightful surprise! Nothing fancy, just basic, hearty diner food. It's Denny's, Black Bear Diner, iHop, or Bob Evans without logos and franchise baggage. I had the country breakfast of scrambled eggs, hash browns, ham steak, and wheat toast. It was all exactly what I expected and wanted. The wait staff are friendly and attentive, and the owner is a sweet lady running the register and folding napkins around silverware. Outside, Sukie's is hardly noticeable, tucked away at the edge of a strip mall parking lot. Inside, it's like every diner I've ever been in. If I had children, this would be my weekend family brunch spot.

well I went there yesterday because I ws craving chicken fried steak. I was hoping for homemade but…read morenope, it was deep fried. portions were good, the coffee was tasty and overall not a bad breakfast. I have a cancer so I could only eat third of it. The waitress was all right, but kond of creepy. She was a dark haired kind of hibillly type and probably kind, but suspicious of some. What upset me the most was that they added the tip in automatically before I could approve anything. And a generous tip at best. i was planning on tipping ten dollars, but they added five without asking. That I think is illegal, but she didn't care. A lot of whites will do this stuff because they can get away with it, especially white women. i didn't say anything but did add another three dollars and wished her a good day. I don't think i will go back and i want to know if anyone has had trouble about them packing the bill before presenting it to you and if it was this woman.

Richmond Food Hall is part of the richmond business hub. it's on the ground floor of the Richmont…read moreBart garage. the hub is a step toward revitalizing this section of Richmond which has declined since the 1970's. i was around then so i can see the difference. features pop up eateries, business partnerships with artisans/entrepreneurs red bay coffee & roux bayou are the first food popups co-biz & oakstop -offers wifi, printing, access to soundproof call booths. -co-working space for artisans, community events, et al. hours may evolve as hub evolves. eateries have limited hours.

Beautiful space wit lots of light, modern furnishings and a cool industrial feel. The breakfast…read moreoptions from Roux are well priced though limited to egg dishes only. Red Bay Coffee still wasn't open the week I made a couple of visits. Very promising start for a revitalized downtown!

Very nice cozy breakfast-lunch café. Most items on the menu have special gourmet touches. They…read moreoffer a LOT of choices! Staff is really friendly and welcoming. I have been going there since yesterday! I highly recommend!

Best pancakes in Richmond! I also love their omelettes and bacon. This tiny family run restaurant…read moreis the best breakfast spot in the area. Could the hash browns use a tad more salt? Maybe, but is there is a salt shaker and homemade salsa on each table. And their pancakes have just a subtle hint of vanilla, their texture reminding me of the pancakes my mom used to cook, not those overly fluffy pancakes that you find at other places, ones that taste like the inside of a box. These are definitely superior.

It's been so long since I've been to Pear Street Bistro, and while in the area recently for a few…read moreevents, I popped in with some friends on two different occasions. Love seeing this spot so lively! Both visits were for apps and sips, but I did notice they added more dishes and variety to the menu for lunch/dinner options. Friendly service, fun atmosphere, and also different rooms within the space pending what your feeling ~ the bar area for drinks/apps, the restaurant space if wanting to truly sit down and have that type of intimate environment too. The Pear Salad has always been my go-to, and happy it's still on the menu. Chopped lettuce, gorgonzola crumbles, candied walnuts, champagne vinaigrette, and pear slices. I also enjoyed the Cheese Please for sharing, which comes with toast, three different cheeses, dried cranberries, pears, candied walnuts, and olives. Can you sense the pear theme? We were heading to a play at the Pinole Community Playhouse (walkable & across the street), but check out Pear Street's fun happy hours, events, and weekly specials. Plenty of restaurant parking in the back too.

Came here for the Cinco De Mayo event. We were a party of 9. They had a DJ…read more The food came out hot and it was delicious. They were no complaints in the area from anyone. One of our party members ordered the Rum Punch. It was overly sweet. Another ordered a drink that was not great at all, sent it back.. only to be told that they do not take back drinks, but made an exception that time. However, if the drink is made wrong or disgusting.. there shouod be understanding around that. We ordered the bottomless Mimosas. It seemed like it was difficult to get a grenadine on the side because I had to constantly ask for it. We had to talk to the manager because our waitress was not consistent with the pouring of bottomless. We lost about 30 to 45 mins of time because of it. The manager understood and granted us more time. I also did not like that fact that our finished plate sat on the table way longer than what they should have. Maybe the waiter was overwhelmed or overworked.

You should definitely visit Amber's in Pinole, California. Their cuisine is delicious, service is…read moregreat, and customer satisfaction is clearly a priority. I ordered the New York steak, medium rare, with potatoes and eggs, and it was outstanding. The abundance of potatoes complemented the perfectly cooked steak. I will certainly return and make it a point to dine here regularly. In addition to the exceptional quality of food was also matched by the outstanding customer service provided by the staff, waitress, and owner. A situation arose when the customer in the booth in front of me shed hairs into my food; however, our waitress promptly addressed the issue, and the owners graciously offered to replace my meal. The original dish, a ribeye, was not inexpensive, but the replacement was prepared with the same care and presented with equal deliciousness.

This was not my choice of restaurant but I went w/ my uncle & aunt, real meat eaters !!…read moreSo the waitress stated this is a meat place & they stopped carrying veggie burgers , plus they had no vegetables ! NO VEGETABLES ?!! But I was able to get a very plain salad ( iceberg, cucumber, tomato & croutons ) a w/italian dressing plus some sautéed mushrooms & the ever reliable French fries !! ( Definitely not a place for vegans but vegetarians would be ok if they ate dairy & eggs ) I couldn't believe they discontinued the veggie burger & had no frozen California blend veggies ! I won't be going back !!!!! Plus the fries were not that great either !! They were shoestrings but some were overcooked : really hard & dry ( uneatable ) ! There was not really notable decor , but it just seemed old & outdated, not in a charming way !!

Went today by myself for a late breakfast and was seated immediately at the counter, which I really…read moreenjoyed. The menu offers a good mix of breakfast and lunch options, including vegan and senior sections. I ordered the bacon, jack, and mushroom omelette with Chrissy's home fries. The home fries come smothered in cheese and are served with ranch or sour cream -- so good, and honestly a great alternative to toast. I asked for them extra crispy and they did not disappoint. I also ordered one sweet cream pancake. There is an upcharge, but it was absolutely worth it -- crispy edges, fluffy inside, and delicious. I'd order it again without hesitation. The eggs were fluffy, and I really appreciated that the omelette wasn't overcooked or browned, which some places tend to do. Coffee was good with free refills, and there was always someone checking in to refill my cup. Service was quick, friendly, and attentive. I loved sitting at the counter and watching the food being prepared. I'll definitely be back to try the biscuits and gravy and the country skillet.

I saw Cafe Soleil on Bay Area Check Please show and had it bookmarked. For a party of 3 on Sunday…read moreat 12:15 pm wasn't crowded but had good amount of people at lunch. I like that they have a senior menu and had many seniors dining in. The menu is massive and has a lot to offer for breakfast and lunch. The biscuits and gravy were good. Biscuits nice and fluffy and gravy wasn't salty at all but oh so thick. The bacon tasted off and old like they just re-heated them. They might have been batch made in morning and just sitting. The eggplant sandwhich was soggy but the fries were fried well. The service was nice and quick. Parking lot parking.

Excelente comida y ambiente del restaurante, con mi familia quedamos felices por el trato de la…read moremanager Ana que nos atendio muy amable , las hamburguesas las recomiendo

The drinks are really good during a ladies night out during happy hour, but depends on who's…read moreworking service is awful but sometimes you could have good luck on a meal anyway I'm in between my ratings for Food and Service

Looked for a new spot to grab some breakfast and found this spot. It's a small place and easily…read moreoverlooked while driving by. The lady working there is very friendly and gives great service. I ordered the breakfast burrito and bf got chilaquiles. The food came out hot and fresh. There were a lot of people ordering food to go. They're only opened for breakfast and lunch, they close at 2. They have a small parking lot, they're located next to the Sinclair gas station. I will be back to try out their other items.

This hole-in-the-wall café is a gem you shouldn't miss! Angel's Café serves up some fantastic…read morebreakfast dishes with a delicious Latino twist. Sure, you can get your usual bacon, eggs, and sausages--but their chorizo takes center stage here, and it's a must-try. I ordered the Chorizo Benedict, and it was amazing! The chipotle sauce on top had just the right amount of kick without being overpowering. My boyfriend got the Meat Lovers Omelette--the sausage was a bit overcooked, but overall still tasty. Both the hash browns and country potatoes were perfectly done (I didn't even have to ask for extra crispy!). The coffee was on the stronger side, but it was nice that we could take it to go. Our server was super kind, attentive, and made friendly conversation, which really added to the experience. We had a great breakfast--thank you, Angel's Café!

Ok-so I've been coming to this location since I was a little kid-so I got nostalgia on my side-this…read morewas the spot my parents would take us after an evening at the bowling alley,Lucky Lanes,which is now the Casino and I loved going here.I would also come here as a high schooler after the football games or late night parties-we would head to Nations on San Pablo Avenue for a late night burger and fries-it was the spot.Now as an aging adult I find myself still going to Nations on San Pablo Avenue when I find myself in the area,which is rare because I now live in Sacramento-well lucky for me,after a day in SF,I found myself in the area,so you know I had to stop at Nations on San Pablo Avenue Baby!!! Parking at this spot,never a problem,plenty of spots,they are a single tenant with all the parking their own-so no issues there. Walking in there,I don't even really need to look at the menu,though taking a quick glance at it before I ordered,they have added quite a few new breakfast items-that's the thing that is a a beauty of Nations-u can get breakfast or burgers at any time,so many options when you go there-that being said,I always get the burger-it's my favorite-I love it.I got the cheeseburger with extra mustard and pickles,grilled onions and jalapeños-no tomatoes($9.95) added fries($3.75) and a chocolate shake ($6.95). I added an oldie but goodie as well just for fun-a slice of banana crème pie($6.95)Just for the record,I wasn't the only one there,so other people were helping with the fries and pie. Here is the thing-this place is a messy old school grease pit-it's reliable-it will always be that-when u eat one of their burgers it will always end in a greasy mess-will have a plethora of mustard,mayo and grilled onions juice and whatever else comes from that burger all over your hands,but it's great-sounds kinda wild but it's really great and it's definitely happening and I love it. The fries are just alright-they are old school fries with reliable taste but nothing out of this world.Chocolate shakes on the other hand-they advertise them as THICK milk shakes and that isn't an understatement-you got to let these things melt for a bit or else your getting lockjaw-but they are wonderful and never miss an opportunity to order one-must have item every visit.As I've stated in previous reviews on other locations-you could never go wrong with pie from Nations and that still holds true-they are always so good and a perfect way to end a way too heavy greasy heavenly meal. In closing-if u ever find yourself near a Nations and u feel like having a throwback of a burger,one you would've enjoyed in the 80s,90s or today-go ahead and stop on by this spot and enjoy yourself like you would've 20 or 30 years ago.

Cynthia was great and was very pleasant! Cynthia gave amazing customer service. Your restaurant is…read morelucky to have her!

Hidden gem in the Pinole area. The architecture and decorations are from the bygone era of…read moremotorbikes, classic cars and skaters. The diner is very spacious as it accommodate people both indoor and outdoor. Enjoy a classic burger with fries and soda. You are set to go. But If you are craving for more, they may have what you are looking for. Don't forget to order and enjoy their amazing soft serve ice cream especially these summer days and nights. The price is reasonable and the food is great. The service is exceptional. Please invite your friends and bring your families and loved ones. One way to spend a quality time and is to enjoy great lunches and dinner together. I highly recommend Foster Freeze for your friends, families and loved ones. Please enjoy Eating. Thank you.

I've been coming to Foster Freeze since I was little, and it's always been one of my favorite spots…read moreespecially for their chocolate-dipped cones. So this review is honestly disappointing for me to write. This last visit was the worst experience I've ever had here. The ice cream didn't taste right, and the presentation looked like no care was put into it at all. It felt rushed and sloppy, like they didn't even try. Even the ambiance felt off usually it's a fun, nostalgic spot, but this time it just felt unwelcoming and not up to par. I ordered what I thought was going to be a simple kids scoop, but somehow ended up being charged $7 for a vanilla shake--and still got a small scoop in a big cup. It just didn't make sense. On top of that, the sundaes we ordered were way smaller than usual and definitely not what we're used to getting here. For a place I've loved for so long, this was really disappointing. I'm hoping this was just an off day, but it definitely didn't live up to the Foster Freeze I remember.