Taqueria Mi Burrito
Alameda’s first old-school neighborhood taqueria, Ramiro & Sons, is now Taqueria Mi Burrito, under the guidance of longtime manager—now owner—Juan Garcia. Besides the name change, everything else is exactly the same as it has been since 1985, including the menu, the cooks, the ambience, and even the vintage sign in front.
Offering authentic burritos, tacos, and quesadillas.
Island Taqueria
Enjoy great, fresh, authentic Mexican food. Friendly and fun environment, all ages welcomed. Take out, eat in, and catering.
Family owned and operated business.
Poke Koma
Hawaiian Poke Bowls… choose your base (rice, salad, or crab chips), pick a few proteins (fish, octopus, scallops, crab salad, or tofu), add fresh toppings, and sauce it up!
Poke Koma is the first restaurant in Alameda that specializes in all the Hawaiian favorites. Poke bowls are made with sashimi-grade fish, marinated with in-house poke sauce, and loaded with fresh vegetables and much more! With 8 different proteins and 14 toppings to choose from, there are endless combinations for guests to create their own unique bowls.
Q’s Halal
Chef Sam and Q, father and son partners, team up to present Q’s Halal Chicken. With a cozy and modern space nestled across the street from the Alameda Theatre & Cineplex, the team sets out to deliver Afghan and Mediterranean dishes in the style of “Halal comfort food.”
Ole’s Waffle Shop
Ole’s Waffle Shop is a local institution in Alameda, open seven days a week for mouth-watering waffles and more. Whether you’re looking for breakfast, lunch or dinner, you will not be disappointed!
You may find a line out the door on weekend mornings, but it will be well worth the short wait.