

Enduring upscale eatery offering American steakhouse classics, plus sandwiches, pasta & a full bar.
Address and Contact Information
Address: 2154 San Ramon Valley Blvd, San Ramon, CA 94583
Phone: (925) 837-2501
Website: http://www.brassdoor.com/
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Reviews
Unfortunately, the experience was disappointing across the board. All five of us ordered our usual meals, and every dish showed a noticeable drop in quality. The burger was burnt and overly charred. The filet arrived rare instead of medium-rare, and when sent back, it returned burnt and completely inedible. The salad was mostly cheap white lettuce, with just a few croutons and a single cherry tomato — a far cry from what we’ve known here. The fries had no seasoning at all.
When we arrived, we were told there was a long list of items already unavailable, which was surprising given how busy the restaurant was. What was most concerning, however, was a fruit fly issue. I personally killed six fruit flies, and the person across from me had several as well. When we politely mentioned this to our server and showed her the bugs, the response was dismissive and came with noticeable attitude. The manager echoed the same — acknowledging the problem but offering no explanation or reassurance that it was being addressed.
To cap off the evening, we were told that even the ice cream for the senior meals was unavailable.
We understand the restaurant is closing and that this has likely been an emotional and challenging time for the staff and owners. That said, it was clear that standards have been let go, which was heartbreaking for a place with such a long and meaningful history to our family and community.
We truly wanted this visit to be a positive farewell. Sadly, it felt like the owners have already checked out. I’m sharing this not out of anger, but to honestly inform others who may be planning a final visit so they know what to expect.
I regret not getting our waiters name because he was very friendly as can be. Refilled our waters constantly because we seemed to all be dehydrated. Lol! Very attentive. Was patient with our ordering. He even gave us this delicious bread while waiting for my brother and his girlfriend to join us.
I happened to order the special of the day which was a Chicken Romano. It came with a side of penne pasta, but since my pregnancy cravings wanted mashed potatoes, I asked if I can replace the pasta with the mashed potatoes and gravy. He did not hesitate to say yes. When I got my order, I am not sure, but I think it was the wrong dish. It sorta looked like a chicken piccata to me. I failed to say anything because I really loved it. It was so tasty.
My mom, brother, and brothers girlfriend had the prime rib, medium rare, but the prime rib they had ended up being medium well. My dad had a rare prime rib, which he enjoyed because it was rare. My husband got the rib eye, medium well, but it happened to be well done. This is why -1 star.
This place is great for seniors because they have a nice senior menu. My dad made me ask if they take AARP discounts which was so embarrassing. Even though the food we ordered were slightly off, we all had a great time and enjoyed our food! I even announced that my husband and I are expecting our first child!!
Dinner at 5:30, 3 guests ordered prime rib with baked potatoe and creamed spinach. Bake potato was from day before, old, and still cold inside, wouldn’t melt butter, prime rib very chewy, cooked as ordered,(medium rare) but chewy, and no favor. Cream spinach tasted terrible and was luke warm.
Don’t recommend and won’t return.
“Culinary Gem” recently while visiting some friends who recently moved to Danville. We had trouble deciding what to order because there were so many items that are not available at the typical theme style restaurants, that are popping up all over, like dandelions on a front lawn.
Things like Breadad Veal Cutlets, and grilled Petrale Sole,( which was my choice and was perfect). I will be heading back there again and again , until I try everything on the menu…that’s a lie…lol
I probably will order the Sole everytime, because it was so good, like I always do.
It’s right off Hwy. 680, north of Crow Canyon Rd., on San Ramon Blvd . Easy to get to, with lots of parking and in my opinion, one of the few places worth driving over to from the East Bay for a meal.