We wanted to try a new plans decided on this place. We found this place on yelp. It's in a shopping…read morecenter so there's plenty of parking. It's a small place but there is a good amount of seating. As soon as you walk in you can see the menu. You can also see the refrigerator with all the fresh food. The man who helped us was very nice and helpful. I like that you can create your own sandwich place. I also loved that they had pepperchinis. The Dutch crunch bread was delicious. The portions are generous and they put a lot of meat. It is a little pricey but they definitely make up for it in the size of the sandwich. It was very filling I ate on half for lunch and the other for dinner. Definitely worth checking out sandwiches are delicious!

This mural is on the end side of a long commercial building. The front end of the mural is blocked…read moreby a parked vehicle, preventing a video to be taken accurately. It was drawn over a period of years by various students, individuals. The style of same intimates the artists are talented amateurs, not professionals.. Creators: Clayton Valley Charter High School A. P. Art students, Mr. Hughes, Emma P, Kate A, Alessandra

This mural by a self-taught Concord born artist doesn't belong to any recognized art discipline…read moresince the Creator utilized many techniques interchangeably. The land referred to is the area near Mt. Diablo where local wlidlife and rare and endangered fauna co-exist. The mural is on the side of a boba shoppe. Creator: Arsenio Baca

Located in The Veranda Shopping Center on the backside of Old Navy above the commercial parking…read morelot/spaces is this mural. It basically encapsulates some memoirs in the past, the present & prospective dreams in the future. The images are clear, the meanings not. Such are "Memories" Creators: Felicia Galaldon, #Creative Concord

this mural is on the backside of La Piñata alongside the driveway. It's a mural by Jesse "Urban…read moreAztec" Hernandez. his mural celebrates Indigenous cultures, honoring the strength of the warrior spirit and vibrant culture featuring his stylized renderings of the Eagle (Cuauhtli), Jaguar (Ocelot), and Serpent (Coatl). Jesse Hernandez is known as "Urban Aztec". this is also his given name of his art form which combines graffiti with ancient indigenous art. J. H.'s work is known in sports events, Marvel & like movies, video games, collectibles, an energy drink, music, and other platforms. Concord is his hometown. creator: Jesse Hernandez aka Urban Aztec

this mural is on the right side of the Bacon Block building. Dragon .... is dedicated to Concord's…read moresister city, Kitakami, by displaying the traditional and beautiful elements of Japanese culture. the artist, David "Hyde" Cho is a native Bay Area artist with nearly 2 decades of mural painting experience. he was one of the original artists involved in the beginning of the street art scene in the Mission in 2004. creator: David "Hyde" Cho.

this is one of many "murals" in the area surrounding Todos Santos plaza. these vitalizes the urban…read moresettings with some "rural/wild" vibes. they also discourage graffiti from sprouting, causing images of urban blight. mural is a montage of various greens and mushrooms that grow wild in habitats that welcome them. this mural flows in the same biosphere. it's on the side of a commercial building adjacent to a parking lot. creators: @Devlinmolly, @SVWilliams Art, #CreativeConcord *SVWilliams is Sacramento based.

Goddess Victoria is on the side of a commercial building overlooking a driveway…read more A large facial image of the Greco-Roman Goddess Victoria overlooks her empire embodied by images of Italian architecture, a gold tiara upon her head, and fields of flowers. Creators: Shaye Maxey, Jeffrey Geronimo, #Cteative Concord

This mural is the parking garage on the ground level, located in back of the theatre…read more Rabbit was created to celebrate the Year of the Rabbit in 2023. The mural shows a carefree rabbit hip hoppiting among chrysanthemums under a red moon. Creators: Emily Ding with 333 Arts volunteers: Demaris Brown, Shaye Maxey, Kai Newquest, Callan Porter-Romero, #Creative Concord May was Asian American Native Hawaiian Pacific Islander Heritage Month.

This mural is on the backside of Brendan Theatre, across from the parking garage. The theme is from…read morea manga (Japanese comic) story. In vivid colors of black, red, & black, a female motorcyclist is racing in one panel. Another panel has the phrases "In such seconds of Decision" & "Entire Future Are Made". Definitely action oriented. Space constraints & tree branches hinder the messaging of mural. Creators: John Horton, 333 Arts, #Creative Concord...