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    4.3 (610 reviews)
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    RANGE LIFE ATMOSPHERE

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    Classy
    Moderate noise
    Outdoor seating
    Good for groups

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    Stuffed tomato looked better than it tasted.
    Donnie Mac M.

    I had to drop a star. Ate here last night--had been a year or two since we'd been here. We've always been big fans for the wine country inspired eclectic menus and creative cocktail program. I thought the food was mediocre this time. The focaccia didn't have that fresh crispy crust, the other apps were just so-so, the pasta was overcooked and the chicken was uninspired. Best of the night was the dessert-/loved the cobbler! Service was excellent and atmosphere still delightful.

    CHICKPEA-FRIED DIRTY GIRL CAULIFLOWER tomato curry mayo, lime / 18
    Derek S.

    Came by for dinner the other night and it was a fantastic experience! Range Life is featured in the Michelin guide and has dining both indoors in their dining room along with a heated outdoor patio. Made a reservation and our table was ready upon arrival. Parking is readily available in city-owned surface lots and/or on nearby streets. Range Life serves farm-to-table Californian cuisine. Started off with the focaccia bread and it paired perfectly with the mozzarella snack. Portions were quite generous. For the mains, opted to share the California black cod along with the flat iron steak. The black cod was world class being prepared to a perfect medium with a fantastic super and flavorful broth complemented perfectly with the turnips, bok choy, and green beans. The flat iron steak was also excellent being cooked to a perfect medium rare. This was seasoned to perfection with simple salt and pepper. The mashed potatoes were excellent along with the charred cabbage that complemented this dish perfectly. The posset was a delightful way to end off the meal. This was more like a custard from a fruit tart topped with some strawberries and pistachios. ~$80/head after tax and gratuity for dinner.

    Jenna V.

    The food was pretty good but I expected it to be outstanding based on reviews and what I had heard. We had reservations, but it took a moment for us to get seated and we felt like we were in both our neighbor's conversations. I was expecting a little more space and to not compete with everyone else talking. The service was okay, but I do feel like it took long to get our food. Not my first choice in Livermore but maybe we will try again.

    Maggie L.

    It's a very relaxing place, wear casual is good. Food is great, we actually enjoy all the dishes. the bartender and the server are very nice, keep checking on us.

    4/29: Bucatini with steamed Washington Clams and toasted ramp crumbs. Delicious
    Jeff H.

    Very few places are able to maintain the highest quality service and ambiance let alone food. Range Life absolutely crushes all three aspects. Their food really is (no hyperbole) the best around and you should be coming from near and far to partake. It's not an adventure it's a pilgrimage.

    Grass fed beef steak cooked amazing!
    Kim T.

    Always love coming here, food is fresh and the menu changes! Milk and honey dessert is a must, yes I started with that. Food: steak always cooked perfectly Moutabal delish i think would have been better served as a dip and not a bowl with everything in it, made it hard to eat as a shared appetizer (eggplant pumpkin and tahini) Broccolini: black trumpets, pumpkin seed, rye and lemon Chicken: moist and good serving size Other desserts: chocolate mousse was perfect not too sweet. Apple crumble: warm and comforting again not too sweet. They are on point with dessert Kudos to the chef!

    Apple cobbler
    Christine L.

    I came here by myself on a Wednesday night, set a reservation online, but there was still seating available either way. The decor inside is simple, but classy. Music/ambiance isn't super loud, and the vibe is pretty casual. The tables are kind of squeezed closely together which does make it a bit weird because you can hear conversations next to you. I ordered an orange vanilla soda, Caesar, pork loin Milanese and apple cobbler. Portions were actually pretty large, and I had a good time. My server Jasmin was attentive and kind - the restaurant ended up comping my dessert because the wait for it got a bit too long, which is unexpected but appreciated. All were pretty delicious, but I'm docking a star because I felt some dishes like the Caesar, and the pork loin in my Milanese were far too salty (and I have a big savory tooth!) I'll have to come back and try the other dishes though, and maybe I'll find myself updating this back to 5 stars! P.S. the apple cobbler was insane, it was so good.

    chris s.

    Range Life is easily the best restaurant in the Tri-Valley area and most likely the best east of the Oakland Hills. Which still doesn't feel like it says much, but what else can I say? Last night I went there for the 5th time. I've been there on dates and with big groups. Most of the time it has been amazing. This last meal, however, was flawless, and it inspired me to share today. First off, we did not have reservations on a Saturday night, and they were still able to get us 2 seats at the bar in 45 minutes, which was a relief. I was open to going to other downtown Livermore highlights such as Bourbon Pear or Il Campo, but was hoping on a whim we could get a seat at Range Life (which would typically require a reservation), since my date had not been there before. Once we got our seats, we were met with amazing service. At the moment I am not drinking, so I was wondering what kind of mocktails or non-alcoholic beers they had. Beforehand I was also wondering if they had a non-alcoholic aperitivo, since I know they have a lot of amaros and bitters. To my surprise, they did, so I had a non-alcoholic spritz, which was amazing. From there, we were only looking to get the highlighted entrées -- a black cod and a flat iron steak -- but we were also talked into getting one of their tartare/crudo options. We decided to go with the Amberjack crudo, which was absolutely amazing. It had mustard greens, fig leaf oil, and fresh early-season cherries, each ingredient something you were able to truly appreciate. The fig leaf oil, the fish, and the cherries were stunning, with the mustard greens providing a nice balance. From there we shared both the black cod and the grass fed flat iron steak. The flat iron steak was perfectly cooked, tender, and flavorful (despite being grassfed) that came with an amazing herb butter, mashed potatoes, and a porcini mushroom sauce that was absolutely to die for. The black cod was cooked to perfection as well -- tender, flaky, reminiscent of the butterfish I always have in Waikiki at Roy's. Accompanied by Iocopi English peas, bok choy, and turnips with dashi butter. The peas were, for what it's worth, probably the best peas I've ever had, and the vegetables were perfection. Light but amazing. The combination of both entrées was outstanding. Lastly, we had the famous Milk and Honey -- burnt honeycomb, olive oil, and malted milk ice cream. I've had it about 4 times now, and yet it was still surprisingly mind-blowing. I know something is truly amazing when I have to close my eyes and imagine the flavors bursting like a scene from the movie Ratatouille. I had to close my eyes to truly appreciate the crispy, sweet but slightly savory honeycomb, the fresh ice cream, and the olive oil for balance. The meal was absolutely flawless, and with the aperitivo, the Topo Chico, both entrées, and dessert, it came to $150 before tip. Honestly, it's a steal. I spent $300 at LB last weekend for a birthday dinner -- granted, I did get some A5 wagyu, an $80 14-ounce ribeye, a bunch of sides, and a couple of non-alcoholic drinks, which was amazing, but hardly a fair comparison. And if you go to the city or Oakland, you can easily spend $300-$500 on a meal, more if they have a Michelin star or two (or three). But for the quality you get, Range Life is an amazing deal. The fact that you can get this quality in Livermore is both convenient and remarkable.

    Squash tempura, but called something very fancy
    Tareq B.

    This a very mediocre restaurant but tries to be avant- guard of culinary traditions. The food is super simple yet uses fancy words to make it sound exotic. The best dishes were the Brussel sprouts , the squash tempura and the seashell pasta with Lam Raghu. I honestly have to use ChatGPT to get an English translation. I want to find out that they're all very ordinary dishes, but highly overpriced. The menu is confusing because you have snacks and then you have appetizers and then the main dish. I'm not sure why call appetizers snack snacks. The drinks were good, but it was really annoying that the water they were serving was lukewarm, and I believe it was intentionally served that way to force you to order drinks and every time I ask for ice, the waitress would lose her smile as if we were asking for the world.

    Fried chicken special with beer on Mondays
    Hannah K.

    Finally had a chance to check out Range Life after receiving a gift card here. We decided to go on a Monday to try their fried chicken special. We also ordered the steak and honeycomb dessert. Everything was good and I really enjoyed the fried chicken. However, nothing stood out where we felt that the experience or food was amazing and worth the higher cost. Nothing very unique. I wouldn't hesitate to bring a friend here though since I think all of the dishes are crowd-friendly! I would come back for just the chicken :)

    Katrina V.

    My husband and I went on a double date with our best friends at Range Life, which was their go-to date night spot. We had reservations for 5pm, but the place was notably busy for such an early dinner time slot. We were seated in an intimate corner booth towards the front of the restaurant. Loved the ambiance of the place and its casual beauty. I appreciated the concept of the restaurant. I learned that everything was farm-to-table i.e. the chef goes to farmers' markets to meticulously gather ingredients for the frequently rotating menu, and the meats come from local farms. I loved everything I ate. We had 4 appetizers to share, and each person had their own entrees. - Yellowtail Crudo: This was much more savory and umami flavored than I expected, which was refreshing since this dish is often served with citrusy, sweet flavors. The yellowtail melted in your mouth like butter, but I did find a little bone stuck to the flesh of my piece. A rookie move, in my opinion, and for this reason was admittedly my least favorite dish. I'm not the biggest fan of persimmon either, but it worked with this and attributed a nice crunch to switch up textures. - Focaccia: Pillowy, fluffy focaccia. The date butter had a "Je ne sais quoi?" ingredient to it that made it incredibly unique but addictive. Maybe cumin? - Caesar Salad: I love a traditional Caesar salad where you can actually taste the anchovy paste. I liked how they used little gem lettuce and crushed the croutons, so every big leafy bite was crunchy and salty. - Bucatini Alla Nero: Excellent! Favorite appetizer of the night. Don't be deterred by the cuttlefish ink, because it didn't taste fishy at all. In fact it tasted more like an Asian dish and their chili oil packed the heat. - Duck Breast: This was my entree. The duck breast was tender. Loved the dirty rice. - Grass-fed Flat Iron Steak: This was my husband's entree, and I personally found this better than my dish.

    Emma O.

    Finally made my way over and finally made time to post this review after so long (sorryyyy life be lifing)! Honestly did not dissapoint. I can be a little allergic to making reservations, so I siddled in six minutes after opening. And dang! A gang of people were already seated and chowing down! I guess they don't play around these parts! I was promptly greeted and given a wide variety of seating options. I picked the bar and was promptly greeted and presented with menus. The bartender and the couples to my left and right were beyond helpful with their recommendations! I ended up getting a fantastic Ceasar salad...and I dont really like ordering salads. The oysters were fine! Not bad at all, but not super thrilling. Crudo was lovely! Really similar to black cat's in my opinion, which is an excellent comparison! I also really enjoy the cocktails! Definitely a good special occasion treat yo self spot!

    Evelyn W.

    Really fantastic relaxed yet setting for refined new American food. Came here for my anniversary dinner and had the most fun. The menu is constantly being updated so the ingredients highlighted during our visit reflected the best and freshest ingredients of the season. Some dishes like the cold watermelon rind salad and carparccio were a little too inventive and tasted a little weird but I appreciated the attempt. The duck rice was BOMB. Their drinks are really good too. Will definitely be back soon.

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    Ask the Community - Range Life

    Are there vegetarian options that are off menu or entree/appetizer options that can be made vegetarian?

    Hello! If we bring a cake for a birthday celebration, is there a charge?

    Thank you for your question! We charge a cake fee of $3 per person if you would like to bring in an outside dessert. We have candles, or you can bring your own, and we are happy to light them and present the cake to the table. After the candles are… 

    Are you still offering the Monday night Fried Chicken Special?

    Thank you for your question, Alex! We still serve a fried chicken entrée on Monday nights only, however, we no longer serve the special with the ice cream and beer. All items are still available a la carte!

    Hi, do you all offer outdoor seating?

    Hi Lindy, Yes, we have a beautiful patio with a few tables under a 100 year old peppercorn tree!… 

    How much is corkage?

    $20 per bottle

    Is the name of the place a Pavement reference?

    Yes, it is!

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    Honeycomb Cocktail Lounge

    4.5
    (72 reviews)
    0.2 mi

    I had always been aware of Honeycomb but assumed it was exclusively a venue for private events…read more Then I came across a TikTok post announcing that it had opened to the public as a speakeasy, so we decided to visit on a Thursday at 5:00 p.m., right when they opened. The experience begins in a small glass-enclosed entryway where you're greeted before the hostess is notified by radio. Moments later, the glass door opens, revealing a beautifully designed speakeasy with an elegant yet inviting atmosphere. The space offers comfortably spaced bar seating, cozy booths, and tables, all surrounded by tasteful décor that perfectly captures the speakeasy era while incorporating subtle honeycomb-inspired touches. The spirit selection is impressive, and the appetizer menu is thoughtfully curated. Their specialty cocktails are creative, balanced, and beautifully presented. We sat at the bar, where our mixologist, Kalika B, was both personable and professional. I always enjoy sitting at the bar when the bartender is willing to share their craft, and Kalika did exactly that. She explained the story behind several of their custom cocktails, the history of some of their spirits, their signature custom ice program, and offered excellent appetizer recommendations. Her knowledge and enthusiasm made the experience even more enjoyable. The entire space was spotless and clearly designed with great attention to detail. It filled up quickly after opening, so I was glad we arrived when we did. Despite the growing crowd, there appeared to be plenty of staff, and the service remained attentive without ever making guests feel rushed. There is only one restroom, but during our visit it was never an issue, and there was no wait. I've been chasing speakeasies for more than 20 years, long before they became as popular as they are today. Whenever I travel, I make it a point to seek out a local speakeasy, so I've experienced quite a few over the years. Honeycomb ranks near the top of my list. It's the perfect size--not too small and not too large--with an outstanding selection of spirits, exceptional craft mocktails, knowledgeable mixologists who truly know their craft, and cocktails tailored to your palate. The atmosphere is elegant yet approachable, and the prices are surprisingly reasonable for the quality of the experience. The Honeycomb Speakeasy in Livermore is truly a destination-worthy cocktail experience. Be sure to check their Instagram for the current password, then treat yourself to one of the best speakeasy experiences in the area.

    This is hands down one of my favorite speakeasies! The ambiance is cozy, intimate, and perfect for…read morea laid-back night out. The service was fantastic, and every drink we ordered was thoughtfully crafted. Pro tip: Follow their Instagram before you go! They post their updated schedule and the weekly secret password there since it changes regularly based on bookings. Here's what we tried: Cusco Comb (1000/10): Absolutely one of the best cocktails I've ever had. It was sweet, strong, and incredibly smooth without the alcohol being overpowering. I loved it so much that I immediately ordered a second one. I would honestly come back just for this drink alone. Honeycomb After Dark (9/10): Such a fun twist on an espresso martini! It reminded me of a Vietnamese coffee with a boozy kick. As the ice cream melted, the drink became even creamier and more delicious. Gin & Tonic (6/10): I'm not personally a gin and tonic fan, but my sister really enjoyed it. She thought the ratio of gin to tonic was spot on. Fries (6/10): Super crispy with a great texture, but they were a little too salty for my taste. The only downside is that there's only one bathroom, so keep that in mind if it's busy. If you're looking for a great spot to grab drinks in downtown, I highly recommend this speakeasy. The atmosphere is warm and inviting, the cocktails are outstanding, and the service is consistently excellent. I'd probably skip the food next time and eat somewhere else beforehand, then come here to enjoy the amazing drinks.

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    Sons of Liberty Alehouse

    Sons of Liberty Alehouse

    4.3
    (414 reviews)
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    Outdoor seating
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    Sons of Liberty has become one of my go-to spots in downtown Livermore--not just for happy hour,…read morebut for brunch and dinner too. I'm usually a creature of habit and always order the ribs and Brussels sprouts, but the chicken wings and jalapeño mac & cheese are also favorites. This time I was extra hungry and got the fish and chips, and the portion was huge! I've also stopped by for brunch, and the chicken and waffles are absolutely delicious. I usually sit at one of the high-top tables to catch whatever game is on TV, but this visit I grabbed a regular table and it was surprisingly cozy. Even when it's busy, the staff are always friendly and attentive. Definitely one of my favorite places to keep coming back to.

    I was excited to try this place for the first time. Welcoming tables outside and comfy seating…read moreindoors. The bar area is popular for people to grab a drink and a bite. Leather seating and small tables where you can relax and meet up with friends. Our server was friendly who checked on us periodically. Their menu has an interesting blend of choices. They even offer deviled eggs that I hear are pretty spectacular. We ordered the Thai chicken salad and fish tacos. The salad looked quite good and my friend enjoyed it very much. The tacos are on petite, single shells with a piece of fish, avocado and cabbage slaw on each. I happily ate every bite. A side salad would have enhanced this dish. I wish I had ordered an appetizer, like the deviled eggs or brussels sprouts, as it would have rounded out my lunch well and it would have been more filling. I noticed a steady flow of people coming and going. It was a relaxed atmosphere and we were not rushed out by any means. I hadn't seen my friend in person for at least a year so it was nice to sit and just chat in a calm environment. Located directly across First Street from Sauced. This place is another positive addition to downtown Livermore.

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    The Black Cat

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    4.7
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    0.2 mi

    Came to The Black Cat for some pre-dinner drinks and a snack and I'm so happy we stopped in. It's a…read morerelatively small space so I think reservations might be a good idea for a busier time. We were there at 5:45pm on a Saturday and only a couple tables were taken up so we got a spot no problem. I ordered the dirty Greek martini with no vermouth, which was basically a dirty vodka martini with feta brine and olive oil. It was smooth and mellowed out with the savoriness of feta and olive oil. Savory girls, this one's for you! My friends both enjoyed their tamarind tequila cocktail and the non-alcoholic blackberry sage smash. We ordered the whipped feta which came topped with wine-soaked pluots, aleppo pepper, and fermented honey. This was absolutely to die for when scooped up with the fluffy, warm pita on the side. My friends and I have not been able to stop talking about this appetizer. It is what every bread and dip should strive to be - simple yet well-executed, with layers of contrasting flavors and textures. I can't wait to come back, our waitress was so friendly and fun, the food and drink menus have much to be explored, and the ambiance is intimate yet relaxed. What a great spot in downtown Livermore!

    The Black Cat completely exceeded our expectations. The cocktails were exactly what you picture…read morewhen you think "craft", inventive, high quality, and perfectly balanced. Every drink felt thoughtfully made rather than rushed. Service was excellent across the board. Every staff member we interacted with was friendly and knowledgeable, which already set a great tone for the night. But Kana absolutely made the experience unforgettable. We found out she's been involved in creating many of the cocktails, and wow, her passion and talent really shine through. She was incredibly knowledgeable, genuinely personable, and went above and beyond by crafting a custom drink based on the flavors we mentioned. It ended up being one of the best cocktails we've had anywhere. We've officially found our new favorite date night spot. The vibe is intimate, cozy, stylish, and perfect for an evening out. Highly recommend The Black Cat to anyone who appreciates exceptional cocktails and great service.

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    The Hangar

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    3.9
    (70 reviews)
    4.0 mi
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    Food: Creamy pasta chicken, 9/10…read more Service: 10/10, Very friendly server. Very Attentive. Ambiance: 10/10. Music is at a nice level. We did sit outside. If there's good weather, I recommend sitting outside!

    Came to The Hangar for an early Mother's Day dinner with the family (we celebrate Saturday instead…read moreof Sunday) and this was hands down one of the WORST restaurant experiences we've ever had. First off, this is NOT on the staff working. We genuinely felt bad for them. Management thought it was a good idea to schedule ONE bartender and ONE server on a packed Saturday night. The entire place was chaotic, customers were visibly irritated, TVs throughout the restaurant stopped working, and the poor employees were drowning trying to keep up. The stress was palpable that made the experience stressful and not enjoyable. Absolute management failure. At one point I used their self-pour beer wall and poured myself half a Modelo only for it to come out warm I was able to find another beer that was actually cold... but still charged for the warm one. The food was somehow even worse. We ordered the barbacoa nachos, wedge salad, and a kids burger with fries. The kids burger was the only edible thing. The wedge salad was drowning in ranch like someone emptied the whole bottle on it. Tomatoes tasted old and gross. Then came the nachos... tiny portion, bland chips, barely any cheese, no mango salsa like the menu claimed, and the "barbacoa" -- if you could even call it that -- was tough, fatty, and completely inedible. $74 later for one appetizer, one salad, one kids meal, and 1 1/2 beers. We only tipped because we felt bad for the server. We will NEVER be back. Thanks for ruining our Mother's Day dinner.

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    The Tikeasy at Rosetta

    The Tikeasy at Rosetta

    4.4
    (35 reviews)
    0.2 mi
    $$

    I'm honestly so disappointed with my experience here. I wanted to have an enjoyable evening but I…read morecouldn't get past my initial impression. Yes, I got here on a Saturday with no reservations. I definitely understood having to wait under those circumstances and I was okay with that. I was told it would be 20 minutes. What I want to focus on is that we were the next group to be seated. There was only two of us. Another group with 4 people walked in about 15 min later after us with no reservations but they were seated almost immediately. The hostess did not acknowledge us nor said anything. Awhile after that I counted 3 different groups leaving - a tota of 8 people. We waited patiently and kept waiting thinking we would be seated. 20 minutes slowly pass by, then another 5, then another 5.. I looked over and saw two tables completely empty. I was literally outside the door after about 45inutes and my phone buzzed. Come to find out that they had 3 open tables available the entire time. The decor is tiki themed along with the drinks however the music playing in the background was jazz. Not sure how that fits the theme. Also, the drinks averaged about $20 and small bites and desserts ranged from $13-$20. I'm torn about wanting to return here.

    I am so excited that this place exists, and so embarrassed that I didn't know about it sooner…read more Rosetta coffee is a great place, but four nights a week, it turns into a themed full bar. The Wife and I have been there for a couple of Flapper Fridays, which is speakeasy night. Some drinks of that ilk can be too sweet for me, since the original speakeasies were using fruit juice or whatever to mask the awful booze they had available. But you can also order off menu. The first time we went, I ordered a carrot cake that was fantastic. The second time, we ordered bites, including a pizza flatbread, golden potatoes with different accompaniments, and of course another cheesecake. The Wife was able to order cocktails and beautifully served tea! Service was excellent, as they were very accommodating, and could recommend items easily based on our discussion. Can't wait to go back for Sinatra Saturday!

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