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    Rockys Place

    4.2 (5 reviews)

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    Really good food, especially for being at a bowling alley. Great service.

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    Bridges Restaurant & Bar

    Bridges Restaurant & Bar

    3.7
    (1.1k reviews)
    0.5 mi
    $$$

    Okay, let's be honest: who has NOT seen "Mrs. Doubtfire?" IMO, it was one of Robin Williams' best…read moreperformances. As my husband and I are both movie nerds, it was only fitting to make a reservation at the restaurant featured in the movie. Don't judge us, ha ha. The restaurant is described as a restaurant with Asian influence, and the interior reflects this. The interior of the restaurant is beautiful and dimly lit, perfect for a date night. It has definitely been revamped since "Mrs. Doubtfire," but the date night aesthetic seen in the movie still remains. For drinks, I ordered the peach Bellini and my husband ordered the old fashioned. The peach Bellini was warm and sweet in a good way. My husband said his old fashioned "tasted off." For the appetizer, we ordered the charcuterie board. This is the best charcuterie we have had! The bread was toasted nicely. The brie, gouda, and manchego cheeses, as cheeses typically are ha ha, were very addicting. The apricot jam and truffle honey added nice flavors to the bread. The coppa and prosciutto meats were tender and not too salty. For our entrees, I ordered the Bridges burger medium well. It comes with herb aioli, LTO, and melted Havarti cheese, all between a toasted brioche bun. This is one of the best and juiciest burgers I've ever had! It was cooked to perfection, the cheese perfectly melted, and the bun both crispy and fluffy. The herb aioli was not overpowering and added just the right amount of "herbiness." My husband ordered the grilled pork chop, which comes with an apple chutney, applewood smoked bacon, collard greens, parmesan cheese grits, and a red wine demi glace. I tried his entree. As someone who doesn't really care for pork chops in general, I loved this one. It was very tender and juicy and the apply chutney was a delicious accompaniment. The cheese grits were well-cooked and seasoned, which pleased this Southern girl's heart. The red wine sauce was thick and a nice touch to the pork. For dessert, we ordered the molten chocolate cake. Unfortunately, there was no "lava" in the center, but the cake itself was very gooey and rich and the vanilla gelato offered by our waitress added an extra layer of creaminess and decadence! Our waitress was super nice and kept smiling the entire time, adding to this incredible dining experience. The other wait staff that assisted us were no different. As fans of the movie "Mrs. Doubtfire," we thank you for a delicious and wonderful dining experience! It was worth the 1+ hour drive!!!

    Mrs. Doubtfire was 33 years ago and sadly Bridges seems to think it came out last week. The…read morerestaurant/bar seem to be stuck in time both from a menu and drink perspective. Happy hour is robust, and the bartenders always have a smile on their faces, unfortunately with the menu as it is they're for sure handcuffed. Moving on from the past and a major overall would do wonders for the place and I have no doubt draw in a younger crowd to provide the customer base they need for the next 33 years.

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    The Peasant & The Pear

    The Peasant & The Pear

    4.0
    (1.7k reviews)
    0.6 mi
    $$

    I came here for dinner with some friends and we had a great meal. There was plenty of both indoor…read moreand outdoor seating, and I loved the pear theme woven throughout the menu. We started with the Crispy Brussels Sprouts to share, and I ordered the San Ramon flatbread for my main. It was flavorful and filling. Our server was friendly and attentive, and the food came out surprisingly fast. Parking was easy, with a lot conveniently located directly across the street.

    Came here on Sunday for lunch for party of two. It was a hot day and we wanted to sit inside. They…read morewere sure if there was any seating indoors. So we sat in the patio which had fans and nice plants which shaded well. Felt like sitting a garden and was cool. However when walked through the restaurant to the patio it was almost all empty and plenty of tables so kinda odd. Service was okay, kinda slower than I expected. Poor server also spilled water all over me but I was thankfully wearing shorts so it was okay. Food was great though! We ordered a Sedona chicken sandwich with garlic fries and chicken picatta. Sandwich was kinda like a grilled chicken burger. The thicken breast was moist and fries were crispy and tasty. Chicken picatta was delicious and perfectly mixed with mashed potatoes, spinach, capers. The chicken wasn't dry. Pear martini was the best. I would come here just for this drink. I think they home make the syrup. Old fashioned was good but a little sweet.

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    Tides

    Tides

    4.2
    (293 reviews)
    0.4 mi
    $$$
    Outdoor seating
    Family-owned & operated

    This restaurant has a Happy Hour not to be missed. We…read morestarted with a white wine and lager beer. Next up was the calamari and Ceaser salad appetizers. Both were full of flavor and generous portions. The last item from the HH menu was the beef sliders. This was the Belle of the Ball. Extremely delicious and, again, the right portion. Let ok'ing at the menu the prices were on par with other restaurants and we will definitely be back to enjoy a full meal and more Happy Hours. Service was friendly, knowledgeable, and refreshing. For a Wednesday early evening, 5:00, there weren't many folk so it was very quiet.

    I cannot stop thinking about the scallop/lobster risotto from last night. It was exceptional…read more We came for an early Father's Day dinner and the evening was lovely. Location is perfect, ample parking nearby and ambience is super chic and cozy. Calamari- 10/10. Small portion though, we should have ordered a 2nd appetizer. Bread/Butter- it seems like they're rationing butter....the plate had enough to coat *maybe* 1.5 rolls Chilean Seabass- 9/10 Prawn Tacos 9/10 The signature bourbon drink was 10/10....wish we ordered a couple more. The hostess was kind and sat us immediately, but seemed a little stressed out, could just be due a very busy night. A warm smile goes a long way. Our waitress was Catherine, absolutely wonderful and so friendly. She was patient and sweet. The kind of hire Tides should feel lucky to have. The only reason I gave 4 stars and not 5....the Grey seats we were seated in are so low, felt like we had to stand up every time we reached across table and could barely hear each other. Beautiful decor but not super practical for dining. Will definitely return soon.

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    Rockys Place - tradamerican - Updated August 2026

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