The food is tremendous. The service is second to none. And the place is clean. The burritos are…read moredelicious, they toast the whole damn burrito just right.

Love this local neighborhood spot! Good affordable coffee, and I love the tacos! The carne asada…read moretaco took a little bit but it's because they use the fresh meat from the market they don't prep the meat ahead of time! Love the fresh juice too!

Very good churros... hot and fresh! Plain is the way to go. Very nice staff and quick orderingread more

Laura's Churros food truck in Tracy is a great spot for fresh, made-to-order churros. They come out…read morehot and very delicious, and I really liked that they offer a variety of different fillings to choose from. I've only had it at the Tracy location, but it's definitely a solid place to stop if you're craving churros. They're cash only, but they do accept Venmo and Zelle, which makes payment easy. Overall, a 4-star experience and a good spot to grab churros.

Love this little gem of a restaurant. Never disappoints…read more Delicious food, cozy atmosphere and loving staff.

We walked in Saturday around 12pm. It wasn't busy at all. We ordered the Korma chicken, sabzi lamb,…read morechaplee, lamb kabob, and mantoo. Everything was good. Tender meats and not too salty. The main dishes all came with a side of basmati or seasoned rice. The seasoned rice was very salty. Service was pretty much nonexistent. The staff just brings your food to you and doesn't check up on you. If you can get past the service and just go there for the food. Parking lot is shared with other businesses. 1 restroom.

A go-to lunch spot for me on work days, sadly they're not open on Sundays. All the sandwiches are…read moreso tasty, would recommend Good Earth to anyone even if you're not vegetarian it's just plain good. Love getting their rosemary focaccia too which they make in house. Usually don't have the stomach space for sides but I love their soups too. Everyone working is also so kind and always greets you with a smile. Sit in their outdoor area and they call your name on the speaker system so you don't miss it.

Very disappointed in my sandwich on Gluten Free bread today. I am familiar with GF bread being…read moresmaller but there literally was two small pieces of meat, one slice of tomato and a small slice of lettuce. Not a good value I have ordered here before, and they were much more generous. Other sandwich shops give you 2 small sandwiches, that equal non gluten free bread size. I most likely will return because I believe in this local family business, but I will definitely keep this in mind when l order.

We stopped by for a quick meal and were seated almost immediately. The dining area was very…read morespacious, and the staff was friendly, attentive, and always one step ahead of what we needed. I prefer a simple breakfast, so I ordered the Polo Classic. The potatoes were flavorful and cooked perfectly, and the pancake was soft, fluffy, and lightly sweet. We also tried the Wagyu burger, which was packed with flavor and absolutely delicious.

We finally tried Polo's Corner for breakfast in our tour of local weekend breakfast spots. When you…read morehave to get up to find the waitress so that you can get the coffee that you ordered ten minutes earlier, it's not a good sign. The wait for 2 pancakes and eggs was long. It wasn't too crowded and there were many employees both behind the counter and kitchen and serving staff. The pancakes didn't come with butter but we didn't feel like getting up again to request it ( no server stopped by to check on the outdoor tables). I won't be back, unfortunately. With all of the people there, there's no reason the service wasn't better than we experienced today. I guess that's why the Sunday breakfast there wasn't crowded.

Izalco Catering AKA "GOURMET PUPUSAS"…read more Actually came to the San Ramon Farmer's Market to grab a plate lunch @ Ofa's, then saw a relatively decent sized line for Izalco Catering "Gourmet Pupusas". As is the trend with Salvadorean, this was by no means fast food... The pupusa was literally made entirely from scratch. From forming the masa, to stuffing, to sizzling on the griddle. Pretty cool watching the process, but due to the long line & baking in the hot sun, that got old pretty quick... Employees working the booth (girl cooking the pupusa's) & a really friendly guy manning the register & prepping the plates (mixing the cabbage/jalapeno's, hot-sauce, etc...). As far as taste; initially I was in the mood for some Ofa's Island BBQ, but despite the quick change-up, it turned out to be a decent move. Pupusa's were obviously fresh, piping hot & the spicy/pickly cabbage mixture was a nice refreshing topping as well. Opted for the Traditional as well as the Southwestern, though the Traditional was by far my personal favorite... Restaurante El Salvador in Concord (strictly the pupusa's) could probably give em a run for their money & the pupusa's @ El Carbonero in Sunnyvale are quite a bit larger/fluffier (though both are a decent commute away). Having a Salvadoran option however in my back-yard on weekends is definitely a nice alternative to grab a quick bite... Definitely worth another visit next time I'm @ the Market, though I'll need to visit Ofa's as well to grab some of their BBQ chicken as they're literally a booth away...

Pupusas made to order and done right!!!…read more The reason for the long lines at this booth is because they're delicious! I have tried all of them (Traditional, Mediterranean, Italian, Southwestern) and they're all very good. My favorite is the Traditional Pupusas (Beans, Cheese, and Pork). The owner, Jose, is so friendly and really down to earth. He's one of those people that seem to be friends with everyone... They make the pupusas from scratch and it comes out piping HOT with some of that wonderful pickled cabbage (I can't get enough of that cabbage salad!). Enjoy!!

Hubby and I had the pleasure of returning to one of his favorites after a couple years!…read more This is our go to dinner spot each time we end our visit to San Francisco. After a long day in the city we were starving and ready for some good food! We stopped in Sunday night at 5:15 and were sat immediately. The first thing I noticed was the menus looked different. The food choices looked to have been updated a little as well. Free basket of bread with meals and is always delicious, especially accompanied by the olive oil and balsamic vinegar. I saw what looked like to me a new pasta dish which I decided to try. It was the San Francisco special. The plate is deceiving as it is way more food than it looks like and it was amazing! Generous portions of baby shrimp and chicken! I was very impressed! My husband got the chicken parm and cleaned his plate, which he didn't normally do. The only critique I would have for this visit is that our waitress wasn't very attentive.

I went here recently with my wife and son, we were in Livermore and said why not get Italian, we…read morelove Italian food. Found this spot, service was excellent from start to finish, our server was very attentive and polite. Atmosphere is ok, I really didn't understand the decor inside, but that's just my opinion. There was only one restroom for the men, which is inconvenient when more than one person needs to use it, had to wait a good 10 minutes. Food wise...I had an all meat pizza and requested well done. Now I love pizza, like love it, I try it everywhere I go. The sauce was eh, not much flavor, meats tasted commercial if that makes sense, and the pizza was not cooked well done. I wouldn't recommend it, and it's actually a big pizza that 2 people can share. My wife had a grilled chicken Caesar Salad, I had some too, not much to be happy about. We had to ask for extra dressing, which normally isn't a big deal, but the chicken was a little flavorless. The saving grace was the braised short ribs my son had, they were actually pretty good. Not 5 stars but good taste, and the risotto it came with was tasty. Overall I will not be back, but to each their own opinion, I really wanted to like this place but couldn't leave happy, especially with the prices being a little on the higher end.

I really was not in the mood for a chain restaurant lunch, so I was thrilled to learn about this…read moreset up on Yelp. I must have gotten there a bit early because when I arrived, only one of the half dozen or so trucks was set up and ready to vend. I ended up with a gyro and a strawberry lemonade from the Mediterranean Touch truck. The lemonade was great! The gyro was... different. The ingredients were arranged differently than any gryo I've previously had, making it a bit difficult to eat. The meat was also a little dry and just a bit too salty. Also, as messy as it was, I didn't see any napkins on the truck (thank goodness I keep hand sanitizer wipes in my purse). Since there were all kinds of cuisines and culinary offerings present (burgers, Indian, Mexican, Boba Tea etc.), I'd probably come and check them out again.

Stoneridege Street Eats redux is back under a 2nd listing, rising from from a prelimary demise that…read morewas greatly exaggerated, certainly not sustainable. same place, time? food vendors (3/1): Mediterrranean Shawarma Kebobs Ampuli (India) unorganized menu. Fonseca's Mexican Truck Crazy Empananda(Columbia) O My Crepes (french inspired) The Cupcake Shoppe notes: -immediate surrounding parking aplenty getting to area takea a drive around lots of parked cars. -not busy on a cloudy day. -trucks changed often at this venue.