Good food! Everything was fresh all the way down to the corn tortillas. It's a little pricey but…read moreoverall still worth it since it's so difficult to find good Mexican food around Pleasanton/Livermore. We'll definitely be back especially since they're open until 10 PM. There is a seating area with about 6 tables. Parking is a little tight at times. They accept Apple Pay.

This guy is great. The honey is magnificent. I didn't have…read morequite enough cash on me to cover the two massive jars of honey I wanted, but the guy gave me the second half off. And yeah, the honey will last a good while with how much you get.

Goood honey! Along my route on my sunday motorcycle ride I'm fortunate enough to be able to stop at…read morefelix's roadside stand before our stop ...at the cafe in davenport! The honey is delicious...kind of expensive. . But the price is negotiable!

Growing food stand in the heart of Oakland. If you are looking for flavor and comfort this is the…read moreplace for you! It's located 1915 Broadway. Get there when they open to obtain the sought after lumpia it sells out fast especially if you want the full experience. Perfect food for a night out be careful it's addicting. You can taste the love put into every dish with every bite

From the owner: Our business specialize in making our customers feel appreciated. We prepare our food with fresh…read moreingredients and every order is cooked fresh and ready to serve.

These footlong churros are delicious. Best eaten hot out the fryer. Perfect blend and amount of…read moresugar and cinnamon. When you bite into it, it's got that crunch you want. Not greasy. Firm. Orders of all sizes: $10 for 5. $20 for 12. Trays available. Chocolate, caramel and house sauces available for $2 each. Can walk up but recommend to order ahead.

I really love churros and ever since Costco discontinued theirs, it's been a struggle to find…read moresomewhere that has decent/amazing churros without having to go super far, somewhere sketchy, or pay $8 for a churro. Efran's appears to be a family-owned business run out of a house that primarily does catering - but every first Saturday, they allow the public to walk up and purchase churros for $1 (at time of writing) - cash/Zelle only. Totally worth coming!! Friendly service, super delicious churros!! I'm buying bulk next time to share :) Thank you Efran's for doing what you do, and can't wait to come back!!

This stand is located off the freeway exit of Clarinada Ave , one block away from Serramonte Mall…read more This place has been here for almost a year as I see it everyday commuting back and forth right in front of the entrance or exit of the highway 1. A snack vendor that sells most of the Latin American snacks and fruits Specialities in fruits , mangos and watermelon. Cheese , Takis , and they have their own house potato chips Customize your snack anyway you like With fusion of sweet , spicy and sour If you like mangos with chili And corn cheese Come try this spot out ! I am looking forward to the mangonada next

We hired Sleight of Hand to cater our event at Humble Sea Brewing. They showed up at the time set…read moreand got right to work getting everything set up. The food was ready exactly when requested and the two people working were friendly and helpful. The charcuterie boards had a great variety, the two salads were both delicious with fresh ingredients and had a good level of sauce and all four pizzas were delicious. The Bees Knees was the crowd favorite. They gave us the leftover pizza making the cost of catering even more worth it. We even got a dough throwing demonstration that was great!

They do popups at Stockwell Cellars and Humble Sea Brewing. The pizza is tavern-style, thin crust…read more Unlike Neapolitan, there is no oven spring in the crust edges. 3/5: The Killer Bees pizza: $26. Flavors were good but the crust fell flat for me; No puffy oven spring on the edges, no snap in the middle. It's as if they forgot to ferment the dough. I much prefer the Neapolitan pizza at Bantam.

This food truck event is nicely tucked away in the Sea Bowl parking lot. On a foggy day, you might…read morenot be able to find it but I was lucky enough to go on a clear evening. It was advertised as the LAST Food Truck Strike, but I'm hoping it was just the last one of the season and not forever. I got there about an hour after the trucks opened for business and the lines had little to no wait time. That was both awesome (insta-food!) and bad (over-splurge!). My group and I stopped at 4 out of the 8 trucks. I'll close with a story of food truck camaraderie. I saw the guy from Koja Kitchen deliver several koja to the An the Go truck in exchange for garlic noodles. A food swap! Nice to see folks in the biz supporting and sharing each other's cuisine. Fun location, minimal lines, good weather, and good eats! Food Truck Strike, I hope you'll strike again =)