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Johnny's Donuts

➤ 94549 Lafayette, United States

Carta • Donuts • Bagels • Bakeries • American

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"I absolutely adore this restaurant! It’s my favorite spot for breakfast! I always order their breakfast sandwiches, specifically the Sausage, Egg, and Cheese Croissant and the Bacon, Egg, and Cheese Croissant, both of which are incredibly delicious. We also enjoy their Dozen Donut Holes and other donut varieties. The staff is consistently friendly and accommodating, ensuring that they serve their customers the most appealing items. I've had wonderful experiences here, and my kids love it just as much as I do! Thank you, Johnny's Donuts, for the fantastic work you do!"

Fleming's Prime Steakhouse Wine

➤ 1685 Mt Diablo Blvd, 94596, Walnut Creek, United States

Carta • Wine • Cheese • American • Steakhouse

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"I love steakhouses and also like to cook steaks. I am not necessarily easily impressed just because it?s a steak in a steakhouse. The Prime ribeye was very good. The 32oz tomahawk had less meat than the 16oz Ribeye, yet it was $100 vs $60 for theribeye. There was too much fat, almost 1/3 of the steak was not edible. Potatoes were good, but probably not $14 good and so wasthe 3 table spoons of ahi tuna tartare for $24. The two lobster tails were $60 bucks, i was expecting little more ?bam? for thisprice. Brussels sprouts were good but again, not justified for the price. I know this is a steakhouse and we should be acceptingthe prices as there were, but i am also expecting the quality of the food to be little more than Applebees. Service wasexcellent"

Batch Brine

➤ 3602 Mt Diablo Blvd, Lafayette, United States

Carta • Pubs • Salads • American • Contemporary

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"Fun place for the family, watch a little bit of a game, people watch walking up and down the sidewalk, and enjoy a drink all at the same time. Food is always consistent in my experience counting, say, last 5 visits. Service has always been good. If you feel maybe not as attentive, just grab their attention, they're good about making sure they meet your needs. Parking may be a challenge during peak dining hours, and may have to park a block away. It's worth going there."

The Hideout Kitchen Cafe Lafayette

➤ 3400 Mt Diablo Blvd Ste. 4, 94549, Lafayette, United States

Carta • Beer • Wine • Cafe • American

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"Great find! New to the area and tried The Hideout Kitchen for the first time. Wonderful service, great drinks, and the food was delicious. The hummus and octopus appetizers were excellent. And, the churro and s’mores desserts were amazing! I was particularly impressed with the kids’ menu it’s how it should be: proper food in a smaller portion. We ordered the salmon and fruit cup for our girls. The salmon was perfectly cooked, and the fruit was a thoughtful display of prettily cut seasonal fruits in a little bowl. We’ll definitely be back!"

Barranco

➤ 3596 Mt Diablo Blvd, Lafayette, United States

Carta • Spanish • Seafood • Peruvian • American

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"we went here because the cook was written and I really want to give good restaurants in the region Lamorinda/Walnut creek. unfortunately this restaurant only makes the lists of overpriced moderate restaurants in this opposite. the weeping list is terrible and offers the most intact wee out there. Given the abundance of affordable wines from South America in general, this is inevitable. for starters we had a revised version of tacquitos with sugar, i.e. the guide guacamole was enough to feed a mouse. the pork bells had a lot of boiled and dried meat. the spicy Mayo sauce would have been a helpful supplement, except there was only a tiny spoon on a sliced boiled potato. was that a waste? for our head, my man ordered the chicken stable. I ordered the vegatarian quinoa risotto. the both floated in the same glue and thick yellow cocos milk sauce. the chicken bits were hard to find with just one puppy game made of white rice on the side. the quinoa, which is a delicate corn, was literally lost in all this sauce, which was more like a suppe it was so much of him and almost no sweet except a handful of baptism and a few pieces of zucchini. the chicken stable is a Peruvian clip as well as quinoa, so I expected she could not go wrong. boy howdy. for $180 with drinking money I can guarantee that we never go back there."