
Established in 2018 in Alameda, California, on vibrant Park Street, The Park Street Tavernserves a menu with fresh ingredients influenced by Greek and Italian traditions, proudly prepared100% seed oil-free, using only natural and traditional ingredients.
Hours
| Friday | 4–9 PM |
| Saturday | 4–9 PM |
| Sunday | 4–9 PM |
| Monday | 4–9 PM |
| Tuesday | 4–9 PM |
| Wednesday | 4–9 PM |
| Thursday | 4–9 PM |
Address and Contact Information
Address: 1901 Park St, Alameda, CA 94501
Phone: (510) 671-2867
Website: http://theparkstreettavern.com/
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Reviews
The main meal was amazing! The stroganoff pasta was so flavorful and the beef just fell apart with the edge of my fork. The home-made fettuccine was yummy. The salmon with spinach risotto was fresh and excellently cooked and I very much enjoyed the Peruvian peppers.
The service was impeccable. I was impressed with the ambiance and design of the restaurant too; very comfortable and cozy. I loved the fresh rose on each table.
Overall, I was extremely impressed with Park Street Tavern. The food is fabulous and the drinks are the best made on this island. I would recommend this spot hands down. It’s a gem!
That said, I’m fair in my reviews: the food was genuinely excellent (9/10). The filet mignon with the reduction sauce was delicious, and the tomato soup was exquisite. It’s frustrating because the kitchen is clearly doing their part—service just didn’t match the quality of the meal.
Our server went above and beyond to make me a mocktail and get a corner booth with our reservation though so I appreciate that! They also have the coolest bartop I’ve ever seen, like lit up quartz or something haha
Food came at 8:30
Shrimp scampi was delicious.
The sausage appetizer is good, the sauce is super tasty, the homemade tzazeki was okay.
The lamb gyro was okay as well. I think the lamb seasoning doesn’t resemble what I know lamb gyro to be. The curly fries were good though.
My pear martini was super good. The pear taste in the martini was very refreshing to have.
Finished eating around 8:45. Got check at 9:05
Service was extremely slow. Either this is how eating out has always been and I just am not accustomed to it another because I don’t eat out much, if at all these days. The staff was nice, just slow.
We finally had dinner there for my husband’s birthday, which happened to fall on a Monday, and good luck finding nice restaurants open on Mondays. Ana was our server and highly recommended the watermelon salad. She was right. It was amazing. Ana served us again two weeks later with friends on the bar side, also good food and great service.
For the birthday dinner both ordered steak. He got the filet and I had the rib eye. After being disappointed by the last four or five steaks I’ve had at restaurants, I was thrilled this one was perfectly cooked and seasoned.
I’ve lived in Alameda for 12 years, and I can’t believe it took us this long to get to this restaurant and bar.
Great staff, great food, great cocktails, happy hour specials. We’ll definitely be back.