This compact, old-school diner open since 1946 serves classic omelets, pancakes & sandwiches.
Hours
| Friday | 6:30 AM–2 PM |
| Saturday | 6:30 AM–2 PM |
| Sunday | Closed |
| Monday | 6:30 AM–2 PM |
| Tuesday | 6:30 AM–2 PM |
| Wednesday | 6:30 AM–2 PM |
| Thursday | 6:30 AM–2 PM |
Address and Contact Information
Address: 898 San Leandro Blvd, San Leandro, CA 94577
Phone: (510) 635-7538
Website: http://www.fifthwheelfood.com/
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Reviews
The customer service isn’t the best. I had a young fella as my server and it felt like he wanted to be anywhere but there. No please, Thank You, check-in on food, etc. It seemed like a family run place and he seemed like the son. The “owners” were very friendly and focused on the restaurant.
I would come back here for the food! I don’t need to be coddled when I eat breakfast, I just want the server to pretend to care during our 30 second interactions. Still have them 5 stars for amazing food and cute little place off the road! *parking sketchy*
We were served by Emma, she was so nice to us. We acknowledged her that it was our first time there. Coffee was hot and did not have a burned taste, just perfect. I ordered bacon and eggs with a very picky request. Hash browns were delicious. My Mom ordered French toast and a side of bacon. She shared with me a slice of French toast and omg. It was fluffy, soft and not dry. Very nice vanilla flavor. The syrup was warmed and so now we’re hooked to this place. We had to put our names on the wait list as the sitting is limited because it’s a small place but it’s name says it all, the fifth wheel, a rare jewel near downtown San Leandro. Service and food are better than the Pelton cafe
Service: A
Tea: A
Solo dining: A
This tiny little place is serving up some delicious breakfast. I loved my French toast and pineapple sausage (what a unique offering). There were some more adventurous items on the menu but I’m a wimp when it comes to spice and my buddy’s meal was indeed spicy. But everything about this experience did not disappoint.
Very small restaurant with four tables and about 9 stools at the eat I’m counter. You sign in and wait outside until your name is called to be seated. Orders are taken quickly, and food is served in the same manner.
It’s been around for a long time since 1978, I believe. I’m sure it will continue to thrive.
What made the visit really special was the history. While sitting at the counter, a woman came in who used to drive a bus back in the 80s and used to stop here regularly. She was thrilled to see it was still around, and hearing her stories added a whole extra layer to the experience. Sharing that moment made me appreciate how much history and connection a place like this holds.
I’m really glad I got to experience this little piece of San Francisco’s past. If you enjoy places with character, nostalgia, and a true neighborhood feel, 5th Wheel Food is worth a stop.