
Hours
| Friday | 12–10 PM |
| Saturday | 12–10 PM |
| Sunday | 12–8 PM |
| Monday | 12–9 PM |
| Tuesday | 12–9 PM |
| Wednesday | 12–9 PM |
| Thursday | 12–9 PM |
Address and Contact Information
Address: 2327 First St, Livermore, CA 94550
Phone: (925) 583-5148
Website: http://www.sonsoflibertyalehouse.com/
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Reviews
I want to say I think her name is Jasive dropped some awesome recommendations and amazing service. The artichoke dip was amazing and the Mac and cheese soooo rich!
But that fried chicken sandwich was and is probably my favorite around!
Was so surprised on how good it was!
I will deff come back cuz I want to try other items but I think I might just keep getting this sandwich Everytime haha
We began with the Deviled Eggs featuring a miso filling, chili crunch, lightly pickled cucumber, and scallion. Unfortunately, the chili crunch was too spicy for my wife, who isn’t a fan of heat. This became a recurring theme during our meal, so be sure to ask about spiciness when ordering.
For her main course, my wife had the Spinach and Berry Salad, which included organic spinach, pickled blueberries, strawberries, Laura Chenel goat cheese, toasted almonds, and lemon poppy seed dressing. She added shrimp, which turned out to be spicy as well. However, our server promptly replaced them with a non-spicy alternative, showing great attentiveness.
I opted for the Crispy Baby Back Ribs, which were glazed with orange and soy sauce, topped with scallions and sesame seeds. They had a slight kick but were delicious. The highlight of our meal was the Mac n’ Cheese, loaded with sharp cheddar, gouda, gruyere, and garlic herbed breadcrumbs. It was the best Mac n’ Cheese we have ever had.
We also enjoyed a bottle of wine from our new favorite winery, 3 Steves, which complemented our meal perfectly.
Impressed by our dinner, we returned for brunch a few days later. I had the Smoked Brisket Hash with fried marble potatoes, caramelized onions, roasted red, yellow, and poblano peppers, pico de gallo, avocado, house crema, poached eggs, and cilantro. It was flavorful and satisfying. My wife had the Baked Hashbrown Gratin, consisting of cheesy hashbrowns with a cornflake crumb and chives. Unfortunately, the cornflake crumb had an unexpected kick, again posing an issue for her. It was also very runny, not what you would think of a hash brown gratin.
Despite the spiciness challenges, the quality of the food at Sons of Liberty was outstanding. We thoroughly enjoyed our meals and the attentive service. Just be mindful of the spice levels when ordering if you’re sensitive to heat.
If you decide to try it, pay close attention to what you actually receive after ordering.
We ordered a 1000ml bottle of red wine, but when the server brought it and opened it for tasting, we noticed the label showed 750ml instead. When we asked about it, the server checked and came back saying the restaurant had run out of the 1000ml bottles, and that the manager would offer us one extra glass of wine to make up for it.
Later, when we were almost done with the bottle and asked for that extra glass, the server told us they wouldn’t be giving any wine, and instead would discount one appetizer, without specifying how much would be deducted.
What made us most unhappy was that the restaurant did not inform us or ask for our consent before replacing the 1000ml bottle (priced at $130) with a smaller 750ml one. If we hadn’t noticed, we would have unknowingly paid full price for less. On top of that, the manager’s promise to compensate us was changed without any explanation or notice, which felt very disrespectful.
What was supposed to be an enjoyable dinner turned into a disappointing experience. Very poor handling and customer service.
Definitely not recommending this place.