
Easygoing restaurant highlighting comfort food meals, including steak, pasta & seafood dishes.
Hours
| Friday | 11:30 AM–10 PM |
| Saturday | 11:30 AM–10 PM |
| Sunday | 11:30 AM–9 PM |
| Monday | 11:30 AM–10 PM |
| Tuesday | 11:30 AM–10 PM |
| Wednesday | 11:30 AM–10 PM |
| Thursday | 11:30 AM–10 PM |
Address and Contact Information
Address: 322 Lorton Ave, Burlingame, CA 94010
Phone: (650) 342-7355
Website: https://www.saltyardrestaurant.com/
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Reviews
We had the set lunch of grilled salmon and the mushroom truffle ravioli. For the set price of $25 / pax it was well worth it.
Portions are huge so you can take it home to go! The salads were fresh and tasty, so I love it !
Great to bring a date there or your parents for a Sunday meal!
Cioppino: a lot of clams and mussels included were not even open. There were a total of 2 pieces of squid. Shrimp was rubbery and overcooked. Flavor of the soup was very lacking, and basically only tasted of oil and tomato. For the price, I was expecting a lot more. This dish is over $40 bucks, but is not even worth $10. I also asked for silverware, and they did not give me a spoon for the Cioppino.
Parmesan Truffle Fries: they charge $3 more for Parmesan and truffle. Yet when I opened the fries there was barely any Parmesan on top. There was not even 1 teaspoon of parm. Plus, the Parmesan tasted like the type you get as pizza toppings. There was also ZERO truffle flavor.
Overall, huge waste of money. Will not be coming back.
We started with appetizers (truffle fries, calamari, and crab cakes). The fries were just ok, the calamari was good but the breading/coating was a little oily, the crab cakes were tasty and the salad that came with them was tasty.
If I’m in the area again I would come back but would definitely re-think my order. In looking at the menu the restaurant definitely looks upscale, the dishes come out looking amazing but in my opinion don’t order the seafood dishes. I ordered the seafood linguine and someone else ordered the seafood risotto. The scallops were very tiny and over cooked, the shrimp was salad shrimp sized and very tough, there were a few larger prawns on the top but also tough and overcooked. The mussels were the only seafood that was soft and not over cooked.
Several people in our party ordered the cheeseburger. They said it was very tasty and they would definitely get it again. Said it was a top choice. The sauces on all of our pasta dishes were delicious and the pasta itself was cooked perfectly aldente. The mushroom ravioli was reportedly good as well as the bolognese.
The drinks were great! Overall our party of 11 was satisfied. Just stay away from the seafood and I believe you’ll thoroughly enjoy your visit to the SaltYard.
The food is delicious. Top sea bass from anyplace I’ve been to and the salmon temperature is perfect. For a ribeye that isn’t aged, it is fantastic and I was able to cut through it with a butter knife. Water boys were attentive! Heard the owner used to work at Porterhouse in San Mateo and sources his steaks from the same place; no wonder why they are so delicious.
Staff was very friendly.
The cocktails were pretty, but definitely not strong. My Margherita tasted more like Margherita mix.
The skirt steak was mediocre at best. The mashed potatoes were bland, and the vegetables were overcooked and mushy. The calamari was actually very good, but we didn’t get to enjoy it properly since it was removed from the table before we were finished. Overall, disappointing and not worth a return visit.