An amazing place to work/study. There are two floors with outlets on each, comfortable/variable…read moreseating, and generally quiet with some ambient music playing. Ordered the honey lavender espresso drink when I arrived around 11am, which was delicious. They have a couple of food options and I went with the Korean tofu soup for lunch. Service was friendly and food came out fast, huge portion, tasted okay. Will definitely be back to study again and try some of the other food options.

The Hangar consists of multiple restaurants and a lot of seating for you to work, chill, and enjoy!…read moreSeating is really spread out and there's nooks that you can sit alone or share with someone. It almost feels like a free WeWork space. Ordered a breakfast burrito from one of the restaurants near the entrance. They were the only restaurant open when we arrived. It was huge, but wished there were more potato! Also had the coffee and matcha on the first floor. Wasn't too strong but I still enjoyed it. With the entire experience, I would totally come to work from time to time. There's also a parking lot outside.

My family and I went to Jack's for dinner and found an amazing deal! They offer an incredible Value…read moreMeal if you order before 6:00 PM. The early-bird special includes your entree plus a soda or tea, and your choice of a soup or salad--it is an absolutely fantastic value. ​Just a heads-up for anyone planning a visit: it gets very busy in the evening. By the time we finished our dinner, a crowd was already gathering and waiting for tables. ​Pro-Tip: Definitely try to arrive before 6:00 PM to beat the dinner rush and catch the best deals!

Well ... I wrote a rave review about the French dip. So, let's see what's next? Right? Order a…read moreRuben dinner, over cooked meat, minimal sauerkraut and very little dressing. Then there was tonight. 1/2 fried chicken, mashed potatoes and mixed vegetables. The outside of the chicken batter was dark brown (over cooked) the inside still had uncooked batter. Grease too hot. The vegetables must have been plated first because they were room temperature at best. Do I give them another shot? Someone intise me with something besides the Kentucky Mule.

Wow not only is the food delicious but the portions are HUGE…read more The staff is extremely attentive & friendly

This is my Dad and I's brunch spot. We keep coming back here for their new york steak and eggs…read more This is what we always order along with their Swedish pancakes and fresh squeezed orange juice. Although, the steak can be a miss sometimes, I continue to come here because this restaurant has become a place where my Dad and I can just hang out and experience life together and to me that is such a treasure. This place can get busy especially on the weekends, but the staff are always attentive and you don't feel bad when you flag them down for something because they are happy to help you. I always see them smiling.

This place almost knocked me out a few weeks ago! I mean literally. I got hit by the shade. But you…read moreknow it was an accident and the owner was so gracious and took care of our table. I have been back now 3 times in the last three weeks. Food selection is plentiful, it has all been delicious, fresh and hot! Restaurant staff are attentive, kind and all smiles. Pretty quiet inside though! Hope to give them some love and get a few people to get back in and try them out again. Hash and Brews is a great place for a quick bite to eat with family and friends.

I'm honestly sorry to have to give Hashes and Brews a poor rating, as I'm generally a lot more…read moreforgiving for non-chain restaurants and diners, but eating there just wasn't a good experience. Let's start with the food. My partner and I had the Mexican Hash and Elvis pancakes, respectively. My partner (who is Mexican) was not impressed by the hash, and said it didn't taste very authentic. I enjoyed the Elvis pancakes--named for the fact that they're made with peanut butter, honey, and bananas. The flavor profile was good, but the pancakes were chewy and dry. I enjoyed the flavors, which is the only reason this review is 2 stars instead of 1. Beyond that, the service was not great. Our table was dirty and while the server said she would come clean it for us, she never did. The table only had one set of silverware and I was never brought any during our meal, I had to grab them off of an adjacent table. We were not given water, or asked if we wanted any, and our server checked in on us so infrequently that we had to flag down a different one just to ask for water. The prices were fine. Nothing unusual for the Bay Area, so that was a bonus at least, but there's no way I'm ever going back.

We've been coming here since they opened, literally. We braved the rain storm to come by on Opening…read moreDay, since we had been looking forward to it coming when it was first announced. We were previously fans of Local Kitchens (LK) from trying other locations in the past. Over the years since they opened, the menu has changed a bit. There are still some of the original partners, but there has also been some turnover. Square Pie Guys and Boba Guys are two staples that are still available. This has become one of our favorite spots to get pizza in the area. The thick crispy crust is some of the best, and we like the wings too! Other newer options include a Sonoran-inspired menu from Chef Rick Martinez with dishes such as: Chips & Frijoles, a Jalapeño Ranch Wedge Salad, Carne Asada Taco, Chicken and Vegetable Adobada Tacos and Burritos, Rice Plates and Berry Dessert Nachos. The tacos are pretty tasty, and we recently tried the salad -- I have to say it was surprisingly spicy. This from people who order everything spicy, both the wifey and I made comments about the mouth tingles it gave us. The order comes with two pieces; make sure to eat them as soon as possible, as they will get wilted from all the dressing and sauces. There's a middle-eastern style menu from Israeli Chef Einat Admony with dishes like: Black Garlic Cauliflower, Homemade Hummus and falafel, and pita bread. They have a very tasty Amba Chicken that you can get in a Pita wrap, Rice Plate, or Hummus Plate. You can also get the aforementioned options with their Housemade Green Falafel. My wife is a huge fan of the yellow Amba Aioli, and we love to get the cauliflower dish with the black garlic sauce, even if we don't get anything else from that menu. If you're looking for a burger, look no further than their collab with Chef Alvin Cailan. On this menu, you can get the signature SOB Burger (regular, hot, or with bacon), a double ("The Overachieving SOB Burger"), fries, a Molasses Chocolate Chunk Cookie. We really like their burgers, and were even invited to the launch of this menu, where we got to meet Chef Alvin and watch a live demonstration of him making his famous SOB burger! While they no longer have Proposition Chicken by name, they do have a rebranded version featuring Chef Ari Feingold, who is the Executive Chef and Owner of Prop Chicken. The menu is a little different, featuring options like: Fried Chicken Tenders, The Fried (and spicy) Chicken Sandwich, Fried Chicken Salads, and "Prop Spiced Fries". We are big fans of the Prop seasoning. It's really good on the fries, and I love ordering the chicken tenders since they use it on them, and the breading reminds me more of a fish & chip taste, which I love! Each of the places has their own selection of sauces that you can add to the dish, or order extras of on the side. Most of them are $1/each, aside from the Mike's Hot Honey ($1.50) and the Pecan Salsa Macha Norteña ($2). A moment of silence for some of the Opening Day options that are no longer available at the San Bruno location: The Melt, Sushirrito, Nopalito Taqueria, Humphry Slocombe, Milk Bar. The staff has always been very friendly when coming in, greeting us with a smile. The food tends to be ready on the early side of the estimate when placing orders on the LK app. There have been times (including our recent Super Bowl order) where items (mostly sauces) have been missing. We always make sure to do a quick check inside the dining room or in the car before taking off. This most recent time we were missing several sauces, but the guy at the counter was super accommodating and eventually got us everything we paid for. Thanks LK for always churning out reliable quality food -- we look forward to new menus dropping soon,and hopefully more fun launch parties! @bbnem.eats

Excellent, quick service and friendly staff!…read more Parking is abundant, this restaurant is at a shopping plaza with plenty of parking. Staff is friendly! I could tell the manager really cares about your experience! I bought a bunch of food and I can tell he was grateful just for that. The rest of the staff was just as nice. I got strawberry matcha milk tea, the carne asada bowl, and the spicy chicken strips. Everything was excellent, they have a huge selection of food and have taken partnerships with surround restaurants to create a phenomenal menu of options from many different cuisines. The restaurant is clean and cozy! They have sofa you can sit and eat/wait at, they tables that are both high and low tables taking everyone's experience in consideration. They also have an outdoor patio that's beautiful, great when the weather warm. All in all I will be returning, you can't go wrong at this place and if you do, they will make it right

5/5 Environment and good vibes. Traverse food court area was amazing in interior design and space…read more Well managed with great staffs too. Public restrooms on ground floor were sparkling clean. Great first impression. 5/5 food selections. Bar area was very cozy with gorgeous views all around. 3.7-4/5 for food flavors/taste. They actually have people wiping down chairs/tables and clearing tables for you. You can order at the cafe place or the Omakase World Market where I ordered at kiosk and waited for my order number. Grab your own condiments. Food was ready fast. Very organized. I drank the organic coconut water $4, had the $6 big chocolate walnut cookie, and $18 chicken sandwich. I think the chicken sandwich was overpriced even when it was listed as $16. Portion size was smaller than expected for this price. It tasted ok, but I've had much better elsewhere. The cool thing about the place is plenty of beautiful spots to sit. Menu variety included pizzas, dumplings, and other sandwich items. Convenient for working class folks around here. There's also beautiful couches and tables by the bar area which also included a pool table, great for relaxation in back. You can see tall buildings/landscape all around. Good place for meetups/work/study/break time. Management has really invested in the place. I hope they open more food places inside. It's a hidden gem for sure. No, they don't open on weekends.

Got a chance to check out the Bar & Lounge-- had a drink, got some work done on our computers, and…read moreate some snacks on a Friday at around 3pm! The food was really good. The sliders had this amazing sauce and the patty was cooked perfectly. The crispy broccoli was good but was a slightly bit oily. Wish it was cooked in an air fryer instead. The ambience was sooooo nice. Everything is spacious and makes you feel like you can relax and get somethings done. It's quiet and the bathrooms are clean. The service was good. You order at the bar, and everyone is super friendly and kind. There's also pool and mini basketball arcade games and things like that to enjoy!

The Lighthouse is bright, airy and warm all at the same time. I visited the cafe on a Friday…read moremorning right before 9 am, and the space was still fairly empty. There were plenty of tables by the windows looking out at the willow trees and I was happy to snag a spot in the sun. Even though the parking lot right outside was full, there were plenty of spaces in the big lot across the street. I will note that the large lot was completely full by the time I left at 11 am though. I ordered an iced chai latte with oatmilk ($7 after tax) and I thought it was so sweet that the server brought my drink when it was ready. I also appreciate when cafes don't charge extra for alternative milks. The WiFi was fast and easy to connect to, with no password like other folks mentioned. Although the drink was nothing extraordinary, I was happy to have such a pleasant space to work in. I would definitely come back to do remote work if I ever needed a space that is reliable and comfortable.

This cafe is very spacious, clean and not too loud. They have free wifi with no password under…read more"Alexandria." I got there at around 10:30ish am and parking was already full. Parking is quite limited but there is a huge parking lot across that's free. The restroom for women was very clean and beautiful. The doors for the restroom were fully closed with no space for somebody to take a peek. They also have a basket full of free tampons and pads (even pads meant for a heavy period), which was very thoughtful of them to add! There's also a lot of seats so you don't have to worry about that. Most tables came with a plug in on the floor but I found that the tables near the big window didn't have one. Maybe it was just mine though. I ordered a hot chocolate w almond milk and 2 shots which came out to be $10.16. It tasted very standard and not good at all. I don't think it's worth the price since the drink was very mediocre. Service is great though! It started to get busy around 11pm for their lunch menu I believe. There's one area meant for a large group of people to dine. It'd be a great space for meetings or just a large gathering. I think I also saw a table at the back near the restrooms that can be used but I'm not too sure. Overall, good studying place with its amazing natural lighting and pretty weeping willows to look at!

So far, every time we've come to visit the Bay Area, we grab something from here!…read more The food has been great each time. We ordered the "Gem" sandwich and got wings; whatchamacllalit and the garlic parm and some fries on the side. Service was great, we get greeted each time and the waiter and bartender are always nice.

Why 4 stars? Because the burger was massive and enjoyable…read more --- --- --- I put an embarrassing amount of thought into what I was going to eat for my final meal before heading back to SFO and getting out of town, and eventually landed on Hidden Spot. When I looked at the online ordering, it said it would take about 20 minutes, and my hotel was about a 20 minute ride away, so that worked out perfectly. I ordered the Sheriff and some seasoned fries and got on the road. Both the burger and fries were hearty and hit the spot. Overall, this perfectly nails a 4-star experience. The burger wasn't some kind of next level amazing, but it was just a perfectly enjoyable way to end my 4 days in the Bay Area. Hidden Spot is essentially the kitchen portion of a dive bar. I sat at a table with only one other patron in the place around 11am on a Saturday morning. The other patron was enjoying the ability to be fully in charge of the digital juke box while I was enjoying stuffing my face.