Had a great experience at Stereo41! Jenesys was awesome--super friendly, attentive, and made sure we were taken care of the whole time. Great service and great vibes. Definitely coming back! read more

Stereo 41 offers generous lunch portions and flavors that will not disappoint. We shared the chicken wrap, lamb neck salad, and braised beef salad, all excellent. The meat was tender, and each dish had a nice balance of grains and greens. The real surprise was the beet appetizer. We expected a basic chopped salad, but got beautifully thin-sliced beets topped with bold, flavorful garnishes. It's a must try for beet lovers. Our server Diego was welcoming, attentive, and genuinely enthusiastic. Exactly the energy a good lunch spot should have. Highly recommend. read more

Loved this place! Great for special occasions - really enjoyed the mix of cuisines and entire vibe. We tried the vegetable tostada, hamachi sashimi, lamb kofta, mushroom, nori falafel, and sweet potato tempura - simply mindblown. The flavors of each dish were so unique and we loved pairing them with the different dips and sauces. Surprisingly the hit of the night (among others) was the vegetable tempura - it was light, delicate and so refreshing! The veggies are cut extremely thin and everything is so well balanced. Can't wait to come here again. read more

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Came for lunch with the girlfriends ! The vibe was chic- cute spot. Love the play on colors and textures in seating area. Love that brute have blankets if you get chilly or sit outside. I agree with prior reviews that the tostada is really flavorful! Like it the best ! Tried the beet carpaccio and it was tasteful. We shared 3 rice bowls of chicken, lamb, and the slow cooked beef- that was my favorite . Make sure you get the mezze platter. The drinks were made well but took a bit long to make and serve- the server just needed some help bc she was the only one working the lunch rush. Will definitely come and check out the evening/ weekend vibe and we were told that they're starting brunch next week! read more

We dropped into opening night of Stereo41. A couple logistical notes, they require a $50 reservation hold and do not currently have outside seating (but will in a month). While they were friendly, our service had some lows. About 20% of our Dubai cocktail was spilled on the table on delivery and not well wiped up (or offered to be re-made), when our dishes came the dips weren't described to us (as the other table received), and while picking up our plates there was another spill which splashed across the table and almost hit me. Not what you want to see at $100 a person. Food wise we again had some lows but definitely far more highs. The skewers didn't really work as the trout felt like an odd fish choice and the kofta was over seasoned, however the honey flat out adored the tostada and the beef main dish was divine. Absolute perfection. The beef was cooked perfectly and went so well with the three sides (pistachio rice, chickpea, and veggies) that it absolutely made up for the hiccups above. I also do have to note that their sound system is perfection. They put a lot of work into acoustics and it absolutely shows. All in all, I think the menu could use some re-tooling and the service issues will likely iron out with time, but for an opening night the food was amazing and I'd recommend stopping in to try them out. read more

My partner and I decided to go out to dinner in WNC one week night & were quickly seated at the bar. The ambiance, the service very good and the small plates / tapas unusual & delicious , the entire experience was such a nice surprise. We will be back. read more

Okay, Walnut Creek, you have to check out Stereo 41! It's a super fun new spot with Middle Eastern flavors and a Japanese twist! Think bold spices, fresh ingredients, and a perfect balance of comfort and creativity. The vibes are modern, lively but cozy, the cocktails are gorgeous, and it's definitely the new go-to for date nights or catching up with friends. I enjoy that they have a DJ playing which for sure adds more to your dining experience. I also heard Stereo 41 sometimes turns into a nightclub but I could be wrong lol They do have a disco ball and a space that is perfect for a dance floor once tables are moved. So if you're looking for a spot with great music, great flavors and overall a great vibe spot- for sure check out Stereo 41! read more

Had a chance to try a few different dishes here. The hamachi tostada stood out in a great way. The presentation is very nice. It tastes like a melting pot of different flavors and textures that work together very well. I would definitely recommend trying this. The chicken wrap comes in a huge portion and is delicious. It's served with cucumber and a small salad along with an harissa chili sauce. The sour candy non-alcoholic cocktail is delicious but a little pricey at $13 for a mocktail. The baklava was very tasty although the pistachio layer was a bit hard (maybe from being chilled?) they also serve Buddha Beer for $6 and you can add a well shot for another $6 which is a great deal. The space is large with both in door and outdoor seating options. It seems like they may have some brunch and possibly day party vibes on the weekend if that's your thing or not. All in all a good visit. I'll be happy to come back and try some more items. read more

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Beautifully designed space where small details make a big difference. From the glassware to plates and silverware selection, to outdoor cushions, live bougainvillea flowers and disco balls. It was a peaceful break in the middle of my work day. I went during lunch and it was not busy, as I think people are still not aware of this gem lunch option in the heart of downtown Walnut Creek. I felt that because of this, their staffing was light, so I waited a bit to get noticed and seated. But once I sat down, I felt like I stepped into a mini vacation. The food? It was delicious! The Hamachi Tostada was AMAZING! Two of these and you'll be full. The flavor blend of spices and sauces used plus the avocado and top quality Hamachi? I would come back just for this dish! Kudos to the chef! The chicken wrap was my main entree and the chicken was SO tender and plentiful, and the mild harrissa spread that comes with it is so unique, taaty and a lovely touch. I kept adding it to every bite. I want to come back to try their other dishes. Will definitely be back! read more

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I'm genuinely excited that we finally have more fun dining options in the area, and Stereo41 is easily the most elevated food and overall dining experience around. We went for dinner on a special Arabic music night, and the energy in the room was great the entire time. The music was fun, and people were dancing throughout the night, which made the atmosphere feel lively while still comfortable for dining. We ordered a few dishes to share. The beet salad was fresh and well balanced, the lamb was perfectly cooked and full of flavor, and the whipped feta was a great way to start. Everything came out at a good pace. For drinks, the basil pop was refreshing and not too sweet, and the espresso martini was smooth and well made. Service was attentive and relaxed, and everything flowed smoothly from start to finish. Overall, it was a really enjoyable night with great food, good drinks, and a fun atmosphere. Definitely a place I'd come back to. read more

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Loved discovering this new spot, which had fantastic hamachi and trout sashimi. The oysters were great too, very fresh with interesting sauces. Big space with nice ambiance. Great addition to the Lamorinda restaurant scene! read more

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Stereo41 has officially become one of my favorite restaurants in the Bay Area. The fusion of Egyptian and Japanese flavors is honestly incredible and so unique and delicious. It's such a rare combination, but they do it so well that every dish feels both familiar and completely new. You can taste the authenticity of both cuisines, and the creativity behind each plate really stands out. It's the kind of food that makes you pause because the flavors are just that memorable. I also love the family-style concept. It makes the whole experience feel warm and communal. I've gone for date night, with my family, and with friends, and it's been amazing every single time. It's one of those places that works perfectly for any kind of outing. The zero-proof drinks deserve their own shout-out. They're delicious, thoughtful, and honestly some of the best non-alcoholic drinks I've ever tried. I've tasted them all and still can't choose a favorite tbh! The vibe at Stereo41 is also such a big part of why I love it. It's a literal vibe on its own with the art and music and decor without being overwhelming. The love DJ adds such a fun atmosphere, and the disco ball gives the whole place this playful, stylish feel that makes the night even better. If you're looking for incredible food, unique flavors, and a great atmosphere, you have to try Stereo41. I'm already excited to go back. There isn't a place in the bay like this! read more

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On a side note we like the idea of the decor and live music so we decided this will be our girls night out. Tell me why: 1) we got seated but their AC was blasting in our corner booth 2) party finally arrive, just four of us. Why they ask for the menu when we haven't ordered our food yet 3) tuna tartare, they were out since yesterday the waitress said! She should had known in advance. Let your customers know ahead of time before we are ready to order. 4) round two of drinks it took a while 5) came around and took our appetizer plates and utensils while we still had our appetizer on the table 6) our beef skewer was skimpy, the rice was like my palm size "my BFF and I were sharing so disappointing" 7) risotto had 3 pieces of shrimp "it was alright" 8) girlfriend had the scallops but she had 4 pieces on top of a tostada 9) our drinks tasted like water, we had a high ball and the cowboy izakaya "oh boy, we were sober". Made a comment to the waitress and she said "it's light and refreshing". There ain't nothing refreshing about it. It tasted like water. 10) the dj slowpoke was not playing "throwbacks". Sorry I don't know what was going on. Overall we had a bad experience and have to say, get your staff to have better etiquette and ask guests if they are done with their food before coming by to swoop plates and utensils up. Like y'all have a shortage. We aren't coming back. Sorry Stereo 41 this was a bust! FYI: Mr. Manager, we did stay for the music if you're reading my review correctly, it sucked. I know who too short is and his dj slow poke wasn't jamming, your restaurant was not popping! read more

Stereo41 - Bars Near Me - Walnut Creek, California

New Walnut Creek spot that growing a buzz and it is backing it up each time I go it's better

If your looking for great food great music and amazing service. This is your place. Everyone's so friendly and accommodating. I'm sober and it's sometimes such a bummer asking for something non alcoholic but they had several Options that were amazing. The oysters are out of this world! read more

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Came here with a group and ordered a little bit of everything, which is honestly the way to do it. We had a mix of skewers, tostadas, and a few shareable plates, and every dish that hit the table was gone before we could even take pics. The skewers so good and the sauces were super flavorful, the tostadas OMG THE TOSTADAS!!!!! ----- we're freaking AMAZING! We also decided to try some desserts and it was 100% worth it, tbh might go back just for dessert... Add in the amazing cocktails (OMG DUBAI ALEXANDER) good pacing, and the beautiful design and girlie highlights, and it just made for a really fun night out. Stereo41 has an amazing ambiance and brings that cosmopolitan energy which Walnut Creek really needed. Definitely a place you come for the experience, not just the food. We are definitely coming back!!! read more

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Food is a mixture of Arab and Japanese and you can taste the high quality proteins and high quality ingredients. A lot of thought went into the food and one could tell. If you think of each bite you'll notice the mixture of the two cultures. The ambiance is really nice and the paintings on the wall are also a mix of Arab and Japanese. It's got a up scale vibe that is really really really fun for a night out. Oh and I spotted celebrity chef Aaron Sanchez there dining with what looked like close family and friends, wow! read more

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This restaurant was nice but the service took long from drinks to food. We came on a Saturday evening. When we arrived it had not filled yet but by the time it filled was when our food was sent. The food was good but I've had better. For Mediterranean at a restaurant like this I expected much more of a high value experience and quality. I'm a regular at Silk Road. For the cost, I would have just went there but wanted to try more. We sat for 30 minutes before our drinks came and another 20 before our food arrived. It took a bit. read more

Cons: seafood platter was $80 and not worth it at all (lovely presentation but so flavorless); sat the only Black people near the walkway entrance/exit outside even though there were plenty of open tables inside Pros: cool vibe, drinks 12/10, Brie platter was flavorful read more

Stereo41 - Seating right by the exit/entry way - Bars Near Me - Walnut Creek, California

Great food and great service wonderful place to go the place even had wonderful DJ and wonderful atmosphere

We Don't have any photos of the food but best believe it was all so good from the drinks to the appetizers to the entrees everything was amazing very big portions shareable forsure. Anthony was really helpful he helped us pick everything and we are thankful cause everything he recommended was amazing. read more

Will not be returning, do not recommend. My girlfriends and I were celebrating a birthday and all of us were looking forward to trying out the new menu at Sterio41 in Walnut Creek. Our dinner reservations on Friday night for a party of 7, went down hill fast as soon as we arrived. This restaurant lounge does not have a table set up for large parties because we were all seated at a coffee table near the entrance to enjoy dinner & drinks. After an awkward interaction with many servers where we asked for a regular table that matched the height of all other tables in the dining area, we reluctantly stayed seated at the low coffee table on chouches resembling living room furniture. We were told by the GM that this was the only available seating for 7 people. Hunched over the coffee table, my back began to ache as we were served barely warmed broccoli & cauliflower 40 minutes into our reservation. The music was the only great thing about this place and the drinks, once finally served, were very well made. The Paloma and Jalapeño Margarita were the winners of the evening. I would not recommend this spot to enjoy dinner. Hopefully your experience is better than ours, maybe try grabbing a drink at the bar. Cheers! read more

came here for happy hour with my sister on a friday. we arrived right when HH started so not busy at all. we chose to sit outside in their covered patio that was a whole vibe! the food we got was really good. drinks were strong and fun. service was friendly and attentive. read more

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Okay... Stereo41 might have just moved to the top of my list. I finally got a chance to check out this new spot out and now I get what the hype is all about. Middle Eastern and Japanese flavors, a DJ booth, and vibes that hit the second you walk in. The music, the food--everything was so good. We stopped by for weekend brunch and here's what we ordered: Basil Pop Electric Bloody Mary Hamachi Tostado -- easily the standout, don't miss this one 1/2 dozen raw oysters (loved all three sauces) Beet Carpaccio with pomegranate molasses, goat cheese, and pecan Two eggs any style with potatoes, roasted tomatoes, and sourdough pita Barramundi lunch bowl with turmeric rice and chickpeas Baklava French Toast -- so soft and pillowy, almost soufflé-like in the center read more

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I visited Stereo 41 for the first time last night and absolutely loved it. The ambiance has this modern disco club feel with great lighting, fun energy and an overall stylish atmosphere. They even have live entertainment. The DJ was playing really good music all night which made the whole experience even better. The menu is a unique blend of Middle Eastern and Japanese flavors and every dish we tried was amazing. You can tell a lot of thought goes into the food because the flavors were so bold and delicious. The service was perfect. Everyone was attentive, friendly and made us feel welcome from the moment we walked in. The drinks were also creative and really tasty. It is so great to have a restaurant like this in Walnut Creek. It brings something new and exciting to the local dining scene! I'll definitely be back! read more

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We tried the Lunch specials: Stereo Mezze Platter love the miso hummus and the fresh vegetables, the Beet Carpaccio was from another world , my favorite, the Hamachi Tostada with the best salsa matcha I've ever tasted ,, Barramundi so soft and crunchy , and the Chicken that was just amazingly delicious, so juicy and perfect with the cous cous and veggies. https://www.instagram.com/reel/DRzjnullHrL/?igsh=b2JhdGprengxNGZs read more

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Amazing food and service. The flavors were amazing and delicious. The beets appetizer were very good. The Lamb Kabobs are excellent. Inspiration of this restaurant is from Middle East, Africa and California as per the owners comments. We loved all the menu and the trout and Lamb bastila were the highlights Excellent fusion food. Very unique flavor. Spicy Sour Shrimp appetizer was excellent. The lamb chops and Fish were excellent. Service is fantastic and loved all the smiles from the front door all the way to the servers. Atmosphere is absolutely amazing. We will definitely come back again read more

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This place is mid-terranean for the Caucasian folks like myself. I want that authentic, I want that real habibi flavor that would make me sheikh my dreads. Ya feel me? The vibes in the place is cool and all but not cool enough to make the food taste better. That hamachi taco was good but really out place in an Arabian restaurant. read more

Best meal I've had all year, including my favorite restaurants. Great service too. So happy to have a southern menu in the area.

Vibes? Check. Food? Check. Ambiance? Double check! My experience at Stereo 41 was nothing short of amazing. I came here for a girls night out and had an absolute blast. I ordered the vegetable tostada, beet carpaccio, the lamb merguez, and matcha milk cake. Every dish was packed with unique, delicious flavors. I also tried the Dubai Alexander and the Cowboy Izakaya cocktails, and wow... so good. 1000/10 recommend, this spot is a must and Walnut Creek needed a restaurant like this. read more

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This place is an absolute gem ! Walnut Creek definitely needed something like this! I tried the Hamachi tostada, the fish with curry sauce, and the matcha cake, and everything was fresh, beautifully presented, and full of flavor. You can really tell how much thought went into the menu and the creativity behind each dish. The music, vibe, and overall energy make the experience even better. I absolutely loved it and can't wait to go back and try more of their menu Highly recommend! read more

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Creative cuisine with flavor-flavor-flavor! Chef Jonathan De La Torre wowed us with his talents last night. Our table enjoyed firsts of Hamachi tostada, Vegetable tostada, Marinated mussels and Couscous and Falafels. The HT and Mussels were my favorites! For mains, we had the Slow cooked Barramundi, Orzotto (with cauliflower) melted in my mouth and friends enjoyed the Lamb Merguez entree. Our host Berk (artist and DJ) made us feel welcomed in his newest and gorgeous restaurant. Oh, almost forgot..the libations were creative and poured in beautifully artistic glasses. Love it and we will be back! Cheers read more

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Between Stereo 41 and Open Table, I would have preferred that when I made reservations for July 4th, that the date would be blocked so I couldn't reserve a table. But I made the reservation a month in advance and now 3 weeks later, less than a week out, I received a callous text saying we are closed on the 4th so we are cancelling your reservation. It should not have taken this long to find this out. Now I'm scrambling to find a nice spot that's available to celebrate our anniversary. They have left a sour impression on me. read more

I'm always looking to try out new places in the East Bay and was excited to stop by Stereo41 on a Wednesday night. The Middle Eastern/Japanese concept seemed really interesting and I wondered how the combination would play out. Overall while I think there's some room for improvement, there's definitely a lot of potential here! The space itself is lovely - beautifully designed with music playing at the perfect volume. Service was good but at times a bit slow. We chalked this up to the restaurant's fairly fresh opening and figure things will run more smoothly as time goes on. When it comes to food, my partner and I both agreed that there was a bit of a gap - the items we ordered that leaned more Japanese left us the tiniest bit disappointed, while there seemed to be a much stronger command of the Middle Eastern dishes. Nothing was bad by any means, but we definitely left feeling like if we were to come back, we'd stick to the Middle Eastern bites. Some quick notes on our order: FOOD * Trout Sashimi: Good but was missing...something. The fish didn't taste as fresh as I would've liked, but the accompanying sauce was great. Feel like this has potential. * Mushroom Kushiyaki: Kind of similar to the Trout, the sauce was good but I felt like the overall depth of flavor wasn't quite there. * Kofta Kushiyaki: First standout dish we had! There are only two pieces, but they were both so flavorful, juicy, and well executed. They paired great with the Sweet Potato Tempura. * Sweet Potato Tempura: Another standout! This dish is fairly simple, but it's done SO well. The crunch on these sweet potatoes is fantastic and the drizzles of honey are perfect - just enough to accent but not make things overly sweet. Was a great contrast to the savoriness of the Kofta. Comes with a side of harissa but I honestly loved the potatoes as they were. * Slow-Cooked Barramundi: Was a little surprised by the portion-size. It felt fairly small for an entree and the presentation could use a little work. Luckily the flavor of the fish and squash were pretty fantastic - the fish had a nice crust without being overcooked and the squash brought a nice brightness to each bite. The curry portion (served in a separate container that's meant to be poured over) felt a little forgettable. The flavors didn't do much for the rest of the dish, as if it was optional. * Stewed Chickpeas: Such a lovely side-dish! Incredibly rich flavors. Not sure if it's included as a part of one of the dishes on the menu that we didn't get, but feel like it's worth getting individually. DRINKS * Sea Witch: I love most mezcal drinks so I was fairly content with this, but I was a bit disappointed that I couldn't really pick up on the coconut fat-wash, dashi, or yuzu. Mezcal can be a bit overpowering, so I mostly just got some citrus and mezcal flavor-wise. * Black Honey: This drink surprisingly tasted more watered-down when it was first served, and got better as time went on. The burnt honey and black sesame similarly take a bit of a back seat and are hard to pick up on distinctly, but as the bourbon flavor took more form it was a fairly enjoyable drink. * Dubai Alexander: By far the standout item of the night - I'd consider stopping by again just to have this drink! The cocoa/pistachio/cream combo is so fantastic and makes for a dessert cocktail dream - I had to force myself to not down the whole thing. The bits of flakey salt and what I assumed were crushed pistachio bits really added a nice contrast to the drink's sweetness. It took a while for us to get this drink (there was only 1 bartender working that night) but our waiter told us it'd be worth the wait, and it really was. A quick note that as this does lean more sweet and creamy, I think it'd go best towards the end of your dinner. Just a personal preference though! All things considered we enjoyed our night! While we might not be itching to go back right away, I can see us visiting again some time in the future. With some tinkering I think this menu (both food and drinks) could turn into something really special. read more

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I had a fine time here last night but am very annoyed today. After reviewing my receipt from last night I can see that I was charged an additional 20% on my receipt for a "large party fee." I ordered 3 drinks for myself & my two friends at the bar, put them on my card & immediately closed out to walk to the outside patio. I feel taken advantage of. If you decide to patron this establishment be prepared to be taken advantage of in the same way read more

My husband took me here last night for a much-needed date night, and I was so impressed by both the food and the ambiance! It has been a long time since I've had a meal this good. I am mainly plant-based, and they had a fair amount of shareable plates for me to choose from. Everything was delicious. We tried the vegetarian tostada, mezze platter, chickpea stew (so unique!), beet salad, sweet potato fries, and baklava. If I had to pick a favorite, I'd highly recommend the veggie tostada and the chickpea stew. Service was fast and attentive for the most part. The drinks took a little while the first time, but the second round came quickly. I tried the Basil Pop and the Stero Martini; I liked them both, though I only wish they were slightly bigger. We will definitely be going back! read more

We have walked by seeing it get built since the beginning and tonight we are finally inside. Nice spot. It's amazing what you can do with an old PG&E building. I think back then if there was a bar on the premise more people would come in to pay their bill. I know I would and I don't even live here. We were the first to sit at the bar today but soon the bar was packed out. People stared coming in and filling tables. It does get full as the night goes on. For drinks my partner had the Sassanid Smash and a Stereo Martini. As a 1 trick pony I stayed with tried and true tequila and lime. For food we had the  Hamachi tostada, a dozen oysters and trout sashimi. All excellent. The Hamachi tostada was incredible. Two corn tortillas, umami mayo, chile and avocado. I think there was some kind of special secret sauce also cause I could eat that all day an night. Massive amount of Hamachi also. Nice artwork all around by one of the owners. Multiple turn tables in a permanent DJ set up playing vinyl. Sound was not overpowering so you could still have a conversation. There's an outside patio with heat lamps but tonight at 44 degrees, I don't think so. All was great but the clientle at the bar was a mix of very self important individuals ranging from espousing the ingredients for the very first martini to people talking about exotic recipes they were cooking and a few fine people making sure everyone overheard their nonsense. I initially was going with a 5 but after thinking about it going with a 4. Here's what needs to be fixed. 1. The menu is great, just not enough of a menu. We didn't try any of the bowls but nothing really here for a solid dinner. 2. Yelp description is Middle Eastern, lounges, Japanese. Great but no lounges. Pre opening buzz sounded like an awesome night life experience and I think even bringing a little bit of Vegas to the DubC, instead we have a very nice bar and seating at your mama's diner. Some booths along the wall. So I think keep some tables but transform the the area just past the check-in area with some low continuous couches and low cocktail tables. And dim the lights. This would be perfect with the DJ booth right there. I will go back for the Hamachi Tostada. read more

I'm still trying to put my finger on why Stereo41 felt so disorienting. The best way I can describe it is that it felt like a ChatGPT-generated restaurant brought to life. Visually polished, technically competent, but lacking soul. The positives first: - Beautiful space. I was immediately drawn in by the modern wooden door and high ceilings. The interior is spacious and well-suited for large groups. - Solid food execution. The lamb kabob was tender, and the trout sashimi tasted fresh. - Warm service. Staff was friendly and attentive. ---------- The less good: - Lack of focus. Stereo41 touts itself as "Japanese-Mediterranean fusion," but the menu feels scattered, jumping from sashimi starters to kabobs and mezze platters with no attempt to bridge the gap. The only dish that leaned "fusion" was the barramundi with Japanese curry and squash, but both the flavor and presentation lacked "wow" factor. The mushroom skewers (button mushrooms and scallions brushed with soy and sugar) were particularly underwhelming and felt like something I could easily make at home. The hummus tasted like 90% tahini with the dreams of a chickpea in the midst. - Cocktails that overpromise. The basil-lemongrass drink unfortunately tasted more like Theraflu than a balanced cocktail. - An identity crisis. The art was neither Japanese nor Mediterranean, a glittery disco ball hung from the ceiling, and there was a DJ spinning sets throughout the night. Is this a restaurant? A lounge? A club? Ultimately, the experience felt jarring -- not because anything was outright bad, but because the food, art, music, ambiance, and concept never quite came together. It reminded me of Ciaorigato in SF (another Japanese-fusion spot, this time with Italian cuisine), which raises the same question: are we going to da club or a restaurant? Is it inventive, or an attempt to be so inclusive that it loses its soul in the process? I left feeling fed, but confused. read more

Stopped in for Saturday brunch. Excellent food and vibe! Great menu. Avocado toast is a favorite! read more

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Our first time here, and this is a great one of a kind place. Their food, everything we tried was super delicious. Not sure how they can make the orders so fats while they were full. The fastest service I have ever seen. Waiters were good, not excellent but good, nothing that would cause a complaint, but excellent for me is never to ask for water refill, and I had to do that more than once. But again, it's not something to complain about. As for the atmosphere, music is good and not too loud even though you hear it loudly, but not annoying. The vibe felt like Lebanese nights, everyone having fun. We were at a time that an oriental dancer came in, not my highlight of the evening but sure she was a nice touch and change to traditional boring dinner. The only reason for 4 and not 5 stars, is the price, it is a place I would love to bring all my family in every time I am in Walnut Creek, but for the prices, I will plan to be there maybe once or twice a year. read more

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