Why Cook? - Carta

1750 N Loop Rd # 125 Alameda, CA 94502-8015, United States

🛍 Cafés, Salad, Salads, American

4.1 💬 233 Reseñas
Why Cook?

Teléfono: +15108640108

Dirección: 1750 N Loop Rd # 125 Alameda, CA 94502-8015, United States

Ciudad: Alameda

Menú Platos: 35

Reseñas: 233

Sitio Web: https://www.whycookalameda.com

"Ordered a double cheese burger to go. The burger was very dry. I?m pretty confident the burger patty is from Costco. Nothing wrong with that but it was very overcooked and dense. Also as you can see the bun was burnt. At least give me a new bun! It?s the last part of making a burger jeez"

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Omg I ordered a Teriyaki chicken Burrito. It's too salty and not edible. Don't waste your money here.

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Yummy salad Lots of variety of options. The chinese cracker elevate the taste Lots of space to dine in and outdoors


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Yummy salad Many different options. The Chinese crackers increase the taste Plenty of space for immersion in and outdoors


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User

I ordered a hot spicy chicken sandwich and it was very good. The restaurant feels upscale and there's plenty of outdoor seating. Ver carta


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The ladies are nice but the food is not worth it!!! Eat the bag of chips, corn nuts or candy in your desk and drink plenty of water until you get home.


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Great place for fresh food, including Middle Eastern, USA and Mexican elections as well as a salad bar. Open clean room. Casual. External tables too. Great place to wait for Oakland Airport, 6 minutes drive


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User

Why Cook? an event for 75 people who expect good food. They exceeded my expectations. I choose BBQ chicken and pork. Wow! The food was beautifully presented and incredibly delicious. I highly recommend that you consider them when planning events. Ver carta


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Breakfast bacon burrito was delicious and tasted homemade. The Hot salsa was surprisingly delicious. Great selection of bottled drinks too. Dining area was really nice and had plenty of seating. If you stay at the Hampton hotel, make sure you stop by.


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I hired Why Cook? to cater an event for 75 people expecting good food. They delightfully exceeded my expectations. I choose BBQ chicken and pork. Wow!! The food was beautifully presented and incredibly delicious. I highly recommend that you consider themwhen planning events.


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Ordered a double cheese burger to go. The burger was very dry. I?m pretty confident the burger patty is from Costco. Nothing wrong with that but it was very overcooked and dense. Also as you can see the bun was burnt. At least give me a new bun! It?s the last part of making a burger jeez Ver carta

Categorías

  • Cafés Encantadores cafés que ofrecen una variedad de cafés y tés recién preparados, junto con bocadillos ligeros, pasteles y postres. Perfecto para un impulso matutino o un delicioso regalo por la tarde en un ambiente acogedor.
  • Salad Una deliciosa selección de ensaladas vibrantes, con verduras frescas, vegetales de temporada y aderezos sabrosos, rociadas con nuestros aderezos exclusivos para una experiencia de comida refrescante y saludable. Ver carta
  • Salads Frescas y vibrantes, nuestras ensaladas están elaboradas con ingredientes de temporada y una mezcla de verduras crujientes, vegetales coloridos y aderezos únicos, ofreciendo una opción deliciosa y saludable para cualquier paladar.
  • American Disfruta de la clásica comida reconfortante estadounidense con jugosas hamburguesas, crujientes papas fritas, suculentos bistecs y batidos cremosos. Deléitate con sabores familiares y favoritos eternos que celebran el espíritu culinario de América.

Comodidades

  • Cafe
  • Wifi
  • Carta
  • Takeout
  • menú
  • Delivery

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