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Moxie Steak House

4.0 (161 reviews)
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Anthony D.

Been hearing some good things about Moxie so we decided to try it for a special occasion. Located on Park Street and really tucked away, easy to miss it because it's very understated from the curb. Nice interior design, seating was quality and comfortable. Service was friendly, attentive, and knowledgeable. For the food: very impressed! We got complimentary house made chips (5/5), the caesar salad which was enough for two (5/5), caviar potato bites (4/5), beef tallow fries (4/5) and our ribeye steaks (4/5). We also got two cocktails and they did their job. Worth mentioning that the pricing for being a nice steakhouse is very reasonable in comparison to the others I've been to. $10 for a side of fries at a place like this is hard to beat. Overall I'd give this 4.5 stars if I could, and we will definitely come back again!

Dinner
Cheryl M.

Moxie Steak House is a modern steak house in a beautiful, bright space, semi-open kitchen serving high-quality cuts of beef, other proteins with creative sides including vegetarian options. All items offered à la carte so you pick your protein with options of sides and vegetables. This visit ordered: STARTER: - 4 stars :: Parker House Rolls with a mango compound butter - delicious but the rolls could've been a tad softer and kept warm vs sitting at the kitchen pass as they're ordered. PROTEINS - 3.75 stars :: Filet Mignon - friend said it was like butter and delicious though it was delivered medium vs medium rare :: Duroc Pork Chop - grilled, thick cut. Unfortunately, as soon as it was brought to the table I could tell it would be dry. I didn't see any marbling nor was it juicy...Even with an added demi glace ($5) on the side didn't help much. Next time I'll request it rare with some pink. SIDES - 5 stars :: Loaded potato - can't go wrong and done nicely - fluffy, buttery with bacon bits :: Duck confit Yukon with garlic cloves - simple yet delicious! Potatoes tender but didn't have any crisp I was expecting. :: Grilled Zucchini with halloumi and sweet relish - yummy as you get char, salty from the halloumi cheese, and then a tangy sweet relish DESSERT :: Noted as Strawberry Meringue Tart - essentially a pavlova with freshly sliced strawberries with an amaretto creme anglaise - great flavors but gets a bit chewy and hard to eat...still devoured :) Other dessert option: soft serve ice cream with a pizzelle. Our server, Kara was friendly, professional, efficient and made for a wonderful dining experience. Overall, food good but possibly an off night on the doneness of the meats. Highly recommend a visit. Lot parking with the Alameda Marketplace and to the left as you cross the Park Street Bridge. Weekend brunch offered. Outdoor seating available Price per person inc t/t and non-alcoholic drinks: $100

Mashed potatoes
Cameron C.

Service was exceptional. Food was delicious and interior/presentation of plates was well done. If you can afford an expensive steak, this place is highly recommended! Filet mignon was tender and I savored every bite! I would like to return as soon as possible :)

Bavette medium cooked.
Rene S.

I was craving a steak, so I figured I would give this place a shot. Took a bar seat, the place is nice, but I wouldn't compare it to a typical steakhouse. Since I was unsure of their quality, I didn't want to go with a typical ribeye since that is hard to screw up, so I settled on making my own Steak Frites. Ordered the Bavette with a side of fries and some chimichurri. The steak came uncut, disappointing, if I was plating a bavette I would slice it, specially if its ordered with fries..... Steak was well executed, nice sear, medium internal, good seasoning. But, tough as hell. Yes, I sliced against the grain, however it was like eating a non prepped london broil. Man it sucked. The fries were good. Not as good as McDonald fries. But good. The Chimichuri, well I wouldn't call it that. Fram from a Chimichuri which is also simple to execute. Service was cold, almost like they would prefer if I wasn't there. I may come back and give them a 2nd shot, will probably try the ribeye then, I think they can cook steak well, however I would look at who is supplying the meat and get better quality.

Park Street Entrance
Mike R.

Well, I will start by saying that I am excited about any new restaurant in Alameda that is not Asian, Italian or Mexican, so i am excited to have Moxy. And I do love a good steak! The restaurant is simple and elegant with windows all around. The service was friendly and upbeat. We started with onions strings and tallow fries, yum! We had steaks, mashed potatoes and a salad. Unfortunately, my med-rare filet came out very well. I told our sever that I would have to send it back. I have never sent anything back and felt guilty. She told me that I was paying for a nice meal and should receive it. I thought that was nice. The new steak was perfectly cooked and seasoned. I enjoyed it more than most. The mashed potatoes were also very nice. A must have! I thought everything was very nice. They also brought a cup of birthday ice cream with sea salt for my wife as we finished. Also, excellent. On the way out, the chef apologized for the overcooked steak. I thought that was nice as well. It was a very nice evening with my family and I already look forward to my next visit.

Caesar salad.  Can youspot the anchovies?
Steve G.

Been wating to try Moxie for a while. Its a smallish restaurant so reservations can be hard to get. Party of 4 on a Sat night. They texted us 20 minutes before our reservation time to tell us our table was ready. Nice touch. Plenty of parking in the shared lot behind the restaturant. Arrived 5 mins early and our table was ready. 3 of us ordered the restaurant week prix fixe special of a caesar salad, steak and fries and soft service ice cream. The other ordered the 14 oz ribeye nad brussel sprouts. The caesar was very good and elevated with 2 anchovies on top. The french onion was quite strong so I watered it down a llittle and it was fine. The ribeye was cooked perfectly and the brussel sprouts were tasty. Unfortunately the steak special was a little too salty and was tought he cut and chew. I would have preferred paying more and getting a better steak. The ice cream came in a big bowl with a chocolate cap. Yum! Service was great - very friendly and checked on us to make sure everything was OK. Overall a good experience but didn't knock our socks off.

Mac & Cheese w/ Gorgonzola
Erica M.

Brought my husband for his birthday and we really enjoyed ourselves! Cozy, moody vibes, with delicious food. Our server was really personable and attentive too! We ordered: - 8oz Bavette - Brussel Sprouts with Spicy Orange Gochujang Sauce - Classic Mash - Mac & Cheese w/ Gorgonzola - Tableside Caesar Salad - Dungeness Crab cake with a Fennel Lemon Bibb Salad - 2 cocktails My husband loved the Bavette. The mash was *chef's kiss* (buttery goodness). I enjoyed the mac & cheese, but do not get it with gorgonzola unless you LOVE gorgonzola. Everything else was good too. My only gripe was the portion/sizing of the crab cake (for the cost and size, I think you should get at least two). I don't live in Alameda, but would go back if in the area again.

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Jessica P.

First time visiting this restaurant and food was absolutely delicious! Our waitress, Crissie was so personable, she had great recommendations and she was very attentive without disturbing us too often. The restaurant is nice, love the decor. It's not too fancy, so you can come dressed down or up as a date night. I'm definitely coming back when I'm in the area!

Mashed potatoes
Jen O.

Came here on an early Sunday night, so it wasn't too busy. We were seated promptly (2 people) The ambiance is on the darker side, but we didn't mind. For appetizers we had: Mashed potatoes - small portion, but perfect for two people or one person if you are really hungry. We liked it. Brussel sprouts - cooked well, but we did not like the citrus taste Caesar salad - we ordered the small Portion and it came with anchovies, which I loved. I don't like a lot of dressing on my salad, so I would ask for less dressing if you are the same Entrees: I had the prime rib which came with mashed potatoes and asparagus. It wasn't bad, but Nothing life changing. For the price: I probably wouldn't order it again. Much rathe pay for the experience at a place like house of prime rib. My partner had the rib eye: medium rare, cooked perfectly so no complaints. Everything is made to share so be prepared to pay for everything extra including all of the sauces like horseradish and Chimichurri. They were about $4 each.

Sabrina C.

Party of four on a Sunday night for a birthday dinner. Can you see Moxie on Instagram reels and decided to give it a try for a special occasions dinner. We made a reservation at least a month in advance, and that went well. We were seated probably once we arrive and the hostess was friendly and fast. The table that we were sat at was a perfect size for the five of us. It was comfortable and clean. The bartender was our server. I forgot to get his name. He was wonderful though he had lots of great recommendations. We started with cocktails that were all delicious. They gave us complementary housemaid chips that were actually really good too. For our main courses, we ordered three of the special Wagyu steaks a chicken pot pie and I myself ordered three appetizers to create a meal. Everything tasted great, cooked to perfection, and our only complaint was the sides were a little small. They were barely shareable. The facilities are extremely clean, so that makes me super happy as I like a very neat and tidy and cleanly restaurant to dine at. I would go back, but I don't think anything stood out as I need to go back to eat that unfortunately. The service was extremely great and that actually makes up for the things that were a little lacking.

Glass of red, awaiting the steak course.
D.wight L.

After slightly a year or so in their initial operations, I finally was able to give them a whirl. This is a steakhouse but a modern one, not those old school ones with dark wood all around and black and white photos. It is dark in there (at night) but it is pretty stylish with urban flair. When I first heard a steakhouse was opening in Alameda, I was a bit skeptical. But now that I've seen it first hand, I gotta say I liked it...a lot even. Their menu is strictly a la carte, which is common for steakhouses. Everything has to be ordered individually. Soup, salad, starch or veggies to go with steak, all have to be ordered separately. I found getting 2 sides is very sharable for 2 diners. Their beef sourcing is also very modern. Instead of using basic USDA graded/fed meat, they'll use smaller ranches/farms right here in California. They may even feature 2 different farms, so you may even get an education on top of a full and happy belly. I'm actually leaning into this type of beef eating as it is more wholesome and sustainable. And since I have cut my beef consumption by a lot these days, I might as well eat more with choice and deliberation versus just what our government pushes on us. Templeton Rye on the rocks ($12/5*) Decent pour and loved how they carried this brand of bourbon. This is naturally aromatic and spicy with sweet fruit esters and a bold cinnamon tinge. So I often don't want to mask it with vermouth or cherries, just a little ice to make the spirit bloom. And that price, Iets just say it can turn me into a reg. Asparagus and Roast Garlic Soup ($10/5*) This was a soup special the night I went. Verbally announced. Perfect fine dining cream soup, silky texture and good asparagus flavor. And they garnish it with thick and chewy hits of lardons (OG bacon), small but garlic-y croutons and maybe some creme fraiche. Equally pleasing for the eye as well as for the palate. Abatti Farms Bavette Steak ($48/5*) Sure they've got filet, strip and ribeyes here, but I'm always looking for more not-so-conventional steak cuts like flat iron, flank, hanger or this, which is also called 'flap meat', But the french bavette just sounds so much more suave. Lol. This flap meat steak is pan seared very aggressively that a thick dark brown crust is achieved. Well salted that biting into the crust with the juicy beefy center was beef encapsulated. I heard angels sing in harmony in my head, as I closed my eyes to let the euphoric wave course through my senses. You can get sauces to try (extra charge) but for my first out, I enjoyed the steak just fine without any extraneous saucing. I had never heard of Abatti Farms but after looking it up, they are a small sustainable farm from the Imperial Valley in Socal that raises Wagyu breeds, so American wagyu. Definitely not as fatty as Japanese raised wagyu but still quality inherent fat within the bites. They also featured steaks from another farm that featured the Holstein breed for cattle. I totally want to take this educational ride with them. Classic Mash ($10/5*) Perfectly smooth and hearty texture. Didn't seem like Yukon golds as it wasn't yellowish, so just basic but enrichened with a good dose of butter and probably cream. Nothing to clash with the beef from being overly rich. Simple and solid. Wild Mushrooms ($10/4*) Good assortment of mushrooms all cut into smaller pieces. Intense mushroom flavor with a good hit of fresh thyme. They do more of a dry sauté, almost seems roasted so made it more intense, almost a tad crisp. Most other mushroom preps are more wet and saucy. But this paired with the intense beef, creamy potatoes and sips of their Rhone selection was just sublime. Cognac and Coffee ($13/4.5*) I was too full for dessert so I asked the bartender to make me one I could just sip on. I said I was kinda in the mood for an Irish Coffee type of drink but said you can do your thing. We settled on a variant by using Cognac, Martell I think they used. Just a touch of real soft cream made for a nice aromatic and slow sipper. Maybe next time I'll request a drop of Grand Marnier or some other liqueur to add another layer of flavor. But great finish to an epic winters meal. Regular status here I come.

Crispy Yukon potatoes
Alissa P.

My husband and I came here on a Sunday evening with reservations at 5:45pm. The restaurant was surprisingly small but got pretty busy by the time we were done with our meal. Our server was really nice and had good suggestions on menu items. We ordered the tomahawk steak to share along with broccolini, mushroom skewers, crispy Yukon potatoes with caviar, beef tallow fries and mashed potatoes. The tomahawk with chimichurri sauce was great. It was cooked rare/medium rare, which is just how we like our steaks. The appetizers/sides were all tasty, but I expected the portions to be a bit bigger for the price. Our favorite appetizer was the crispy Yukon potatoes. The sauce with the caviar was really good. I would definitely order the tomahawk again. Just note that it takes 40 minutes to prepare, so we did have to wait a while before it came out. Since the place was on the smaller side, the tables were pretty close to each other. That didn't bother us though. Our neighbors were nice. I'd be back again and probably order less appetizers/sides and just go for the tomahawk. 4 stars because of the prices/sizes of the appetizers/sides.

Steak and eggs
Catherine P.

I've been here a few times for brunch and dinner and my experiences have been pretty great. They have a small but well-curated brunch menu, which also includes a donut cart with fancy artisanal donuts. For dinner they offer nice cuts of beef at a variety of price points, delicious sides and cocktails. Service is courteous, attentive, and friendly and the ambiance is lovely due to the moody lighting and mid-century modern art deco decor. It's a perfect date night spot.

Salmon cake and salad! Very yummy. And perfect if you do not want a heavy dinner.

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Fido would like to know if he can visit Moxie. Also, do you have a doggy burger?

Hello! I am sorry to say the state of California will not allow us to have pets in the dining scenario. We have yet to figure out the logistics of our small patio for these sorts of things. So sorry, no doggie burger 😢. The chef has two great… 

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3.0(142 reviews)
2.1 mi
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1465 Webster St Alameda, CA 94501…read more I had a fair experience here on a Sunday morning for breakfast. I had a day planned that included cleaning the garage, so I figured a big breakfast would be good. I walked in just before 9am, and the place was empty. A waitress greeted me and told me to sit anywhere. It's actually hard to pick a table when the place is empty. Cape 7 has a fairly large dining room. It used to be a Sizzler Restaurant. Before Cape 7, it was "Shell Shock." Cape 7 never changed the Shell Shock decor, so it has a nautical theme. A pirate stands guard by the restrooms. So I sat at a booth by the window. I sat back and the bench seat was broken. A gentleman raced over and switched the bench seats. Wow, you have to be careful when you sit down at Cape 7. I ordered a Denver Omelette w/ hash browns, a side of Pancakes, and Coffee. It took about 10-min for my food to come. By 9am more customers came in. After my food arrived, I didn't see a waitress or waiter for 20-mins. Then the owner arrived, and a waitress checked on my table every 5 mins. The Denver Omelette was made with 4 eggs. The serving size was pretty large. The two pancakes were a bit dry. I needed more butter and syrup. Instead, I used alot of jams (that were on the table). The food was okay, I might come back for breakfast again. Off street parking lot in back.

Terrible. The service was so slow and it wasn't even busy. The server was really nice…read more The nautical theme really threw me off and didn't give me that good of a vibe. The French toast combo was basic. The sausage links were under cooked, the over medium eggs were more over easy and the French toast took too long. As I was leaving at 11 a live band was getting ready to perform. I don't plan to come back.

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4.0(255 reviews)
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This is my first time to their new location since they moved out of Oakland. I got a banana walnut…read morebread, blackberry danish, and a pretzel. Everything was delicious and I'll definitely be back to try their breakfast pizza. The service was great and I was quickly helped. I went at around 11am on a Thursday, and there were still plenty of fresh baked goods to choose from. I also ordered a cold brew to go with my pastries and the coffee was delicious. They have a lot of tables inside, and great outdoor seating as well. Highly recommend everyone check out Firebrand!

This review is specifically about the female cafe manager on duty Sunday morning November 1, 2026…read more And WOW. She was SO unnecessarily rude to my sweet little family. For context, we're regulars. We come nearly every week after our littlest's soccer practice for milk steamers and snacks. We also grab our breads and coffee for the week when we're down the street drinking other things at Almanac, and we regularly recommend Firebrand to friends and family. We genuinely LOVE the bread, pizza, sandwiches, coffee, and overall vibe. So here's what happened today. My husband (a nicer-than-necessary Southern gentleman) was flying solo with our two kids (ages 2 and 6) after soccer practice. On their way outside, our 2-year-old dropped his milk steamer because, well, he's 2. Womp, womp. My husband, being the considerate human he is, tracked down the manager to alert her to the spill and ask for help cleaning it up. She walked over, looked at the spill, looked at him, smacked her lips like this was the biggest inconvenience of her entire day, and said, "Whatever, I'll clean it up later." She then informed him he'd need to get back in line and pay for another one. Meanwhile, our toddler is absolutely beside himself, literally crying over spilled milk, and the manager is offering approximately zero grace or help. When my husband asked, "Really, there's nothing you can do to help me out here?" she cheerfully replied, "Yep! Those are the rules!" So my husband, hands full with two kids (one of whom is now having a full-blown meltdown), gets back in line. By the time they get back in line, it has snaked around. Thankfully, the sweet barista who had already helped them was happy to slide him through without charging the $2.25 for another KIDS MILK STEAMER. Problem solved, right? WRONG. As my husband is handing the replacement drink to our now-consoled toddler, the manager circles back for round two. She asks if he got what he needed, then turns to the barista and asks, "Did he pay for that?" The barista, clearly possessing the common sense and basic human decency missing from this interaction, responds, "C'mon. It's just kids' milk." But the manager doubles down: "It's the rules because it wasn't our fault he dropped it." WE ARE LITERALLY TALKING ABOUT SIX OUNCES OF MILK, PEOPLE. At this point, my husband says, "Okay, then come on! Come ring me up so I can go enjoy my Sunday with my kids." He is perfectly willing to pay his $2.25 and move on with his life. Instead, this woman proceeds to hold him at the register and LECTURE him because she apparently took personal offense to the barista comping a toddler's replacement milk. And the grand finale? She refuses to let him pay, telling him, "Because YOU made a big deal about it, so just don't worry about it." I honestly cannot make this up. What an embarrassing display of "customer service" and an even more embarrassing use of whatever authority she thinks she's wielding over SIX OUNCES OF MILK. Firebrand, we love your business and have happily supported it at various locations over the years. But someone needs to remind this particular manager that customer service is about more than enforcing rules. It's also about exercising a little judgment, showing some grace, and, perhaps most importantly, not making an already-upset two-year-old's day harder over spilled milk. Someone come get your lil' manager!

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Ham and Cheese Croissant, top view

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Wescafe - Omelette

Wescafe

3.7(362 reviews)
2.0 mi
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Today was my first time trying this place and I don't know why I hadn't tried this place sooner. I…read moreordered a large cappuccino and the chorizo hash with an English muffin. I was highly surprised at how good the chorizo hash was. I would definitely recommend trying it. The cappuccino was good and it gave me the boost I needed to start my day. My husband had the Gold Coast hash & Thai tea, he really enjoyed both. We enjoyed sitting out on the patio to have our breakfast and coffee. The staff was welcoming and friendly. They have indoor and outdoor sitting. Street parking/ meter parking. They have a small retail area with coffee cups, tote bags, cards, and more cute unique items. I did notice when I was leaving that they have a small bar area carrying wine and beer. Next time I will have to take a better look at the bar area and see what they got.

Alright, it was definitely a "treat myself to a coffee" type of morning at work today, so I decided…read moreto give Wescafe another try. This was my second visit and unfortunately...I'm gonna have a little "Karen" moment... I ordered their seasonal Horchata Latte, iced with almond milk. They were out of almond milk, but offered oat milk instead. Ehhh, I've been trying to get off the oat milk lately, but whatever, I said okay. Then while he's ringing me up, I notice the $0.75 upcharge for alternative milk. Mildly annoying because in this economy alternative milk can practically be cheaper than regular milk at this point lol. Even Peet's stopped charging extra for non-dairy milk, but fine. I can get past that. What I CANNOT get past is the additional $0.50 CHARGE FOR ICE. ICE, y'all. Apparently making my latte iced costs an extra 50 cents. I genuinely don't think I've ever been charged extra simply for ordering an iced latte before. Someone else was treating me to coffee, so I wasn't about to make an issue out of 50 cents at the register, but seeing a literal upcharge for ICE definitely left a bad taste in my mouth. And actually, this isn't our first questionable upcharge here. The last time my colleague came in, they ordered a veggie breakfast burrito and paid extra to add avocado...only to get back to work, open it up, and realize there was no avocado in the burrito. So they paid the upcharge for absolutely nothing. Unfortunately, my Horchata Latte didn't save today's experience either. It tasted like anything BUT horchata and absolutely there was no cold foam or cinnamon on top as advertised on their menu. I kept waiting for that cinnamon-y, creamy horchata flavor to show up and...it never did. I think I speak for all when I say, STOP Ai-ing your menus and photos for drinks when they look nothing as advertised. The service itself was friendly, so no complaints there, but between the alternative milk upcharge, paying extra just to have a drink iced, the previous avocado situation, and then not really enjoying the drink itself, I honestly don't have much of a reason to come back for a third try. Charging for ice is wildddd. Nah, I'm cool.

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Green Giant juice - I believe it has kale, celery, spinach, ginger and....some other greens

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Moxie Steak House - steak - Updated November 2026

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