All’s Fare

Food is okay. Service is good! View is awesome.

I love going to All’s Fare. It’s a great café with simple food. It’s not gourmet, but the views are worth it! The service is relaxed but attentive and you can sit there for hours.

not sure how this place stays in busness. I am looking for a marina to dock my boat in and this one was the only marina out of the 12 that I have visited that wanted $ 100 to fill out an application so I thought maybe it has a great restaurant. NOT! The WORST service I have ever experienced! If I were Mexican she might have talked to me. Drops my hamburger in front of me and drops a bottle of Trader Joe’s ketchup in front of me and dissappear’s…I’m surprised she didn’t give me Tapatio… duh! did you ever think Americans like Mayonnaise and Mustard? And Trader Joe’s Ketchup??? You’ve got to be kidding… then I see her sitting in a corner texting, so… no check, I go to the register and she comes over, no smile, no thank you and guess what?
NO TIP! GOODS LUCK THERE!

Excellent food from a simple menu. Unpretentious. Beautiful view of the marina.

We came to All’s Fare for a Saturday morning breakfast and were pleasantly surprised. This little gem of a place has your standard breakfast menu, decent coffee, and a very sweet old-​timey marina feel. The service is as good as it gets, as were the pancakes — thin and light. And it was a great place to take the toddler! The staff was accommodating and the clientele was pretty mellow.

All’s Fare is a great hidden spot in Brickyard Cove. The restaurant is on the 2^nd story and has some great views of the marina/​bay. Has been here for ages and never disappoints. Whether you want to grab a hearty brunch before a day of sailing or a casual lunch after, All’s Fare delivers on what it tries to be in a great way.

Never given a bad review before and I was really hoping that this was my new lunch spot bcus it’s right next to my work. But. My tuna melt really wasn’t that good and the potato salad aweful! When I asked for the restroom key, the girl looked at me oddly. Maybe it was a misunderstanding but customer service and the food should be better.

Hidden gem! Great food! Amazing views of SF bay! The owners are a sweet couple who have had this restaurant for many years.

The restaurant is upstairs and has some great views over the marina. Not sure that it is accessible though. Was not busy at all on this particular Sunday morning.
Very friendly folks run this place. We had coffee, juice, and a plate of omelette, potato, toast and fruit. The dish was huge so two of us split it and it was still plenty.
Loved the quiet atmosphere and will definitely be back.

This is a cool little spot in Brickyard Cove.
Small, only 1 server who is a nice older woman.
Great view, simple menu, breakfast and lunch only.
Great place to stop while bike riding around the cove.
I love the Denver Omelette.

Classic breakfast and lunch place ON THE WATER. Great views. Very fair prices.

I was really hungry the last time I went there so I ordered french toast, which is excellent there, and a reuben which was a little dry and lacking in sauce. The potato salad it came with was quite good too!
However, when the ice tea I ordered came it was mostly ice and little tea, although refills are free…

I love this place and the owners. Sick of the whiny reviews!

The food is good, nothing too special. But you come here for the view and the ambiance. It’s also a plus that this area is known to have pretty good weather. Then you keep coming back because the service is great. The workers are very kind and welcoming.

would not come back…

Frankly, I will be avoiding this place in the future…
My journeys took me to the Richmond Marina and, after a morning on the water, the time arrive to quell the hunger I worked up from manning the tiller. My crew and I tied up and, after wash the bay waters from our hands, proceeded up the gangplank to this very humble establishment, smiles abound.
But the aroma — for better or worse — stained the air, and a poorly attended dining room was our discovery. Promptly seated, the menu was very spartan, and the closest thing to seafood on it was the tuna melt. Unimpressed, I inquired as to the specials (as the menu suggests…) What?! They’re sold out of them?! Strike one…
Alright — it’s 12:30… lunchtime… A pastrami sandwich is hard to mess up, I figure… But $ 8.50 — it better be awesome. Yeah, that and a Thomas Kemper soda… What?! They’re sold out of them, too?! Strike two… At least I got the pastrami…
A small brown waif of a child, cries and screams in the kitchen as our food is being prepared. I do have to wonder about that.
The meals arrived, and I am greeted with one, if not the, saddest excuse for a pastrami sandwich I have ever encountered. Overdone, dry, and slim on the meat, and enshrouded in a oily, over-​buttered bread, with a small hand-​full of just-​as oily and over-​seasoned potato chips (which were better than the sandwich — but not by much), I was nearly in tears over the lost possibilities of how much better this fare could, and should, have been.
Begrudgingly, and only due to the social contract, I paid for my over-​priced meal. It was semi-​filling and I am sure I needed what little protein I gained from the skimpy portion of pastrami I was rationed. But I was not happy in doing such, and I won’t let my shadow darken their alcove in the near future.
Here be dragons — mariners and sailors, steer clear!

Lunch Special $ 8.95 open face snapper sandwich with side of potatoes; The fish was delicious and fresh, it was served on a thin roll, nothing else besides the fish and some butter on the roll, it was pretty simple but it was my favorite from what I ordered.
Full Taco Salad$ 10.50: minimal greens and the few were soggy from the warm food, red kidney beans, ground meat, cheese, sliced; avocado, tomato, onion, garnished with tortilla chips. I expected more from the price of the salad; I was disappointed.
I definitely enjoyed lunch here; the atmosphere very friendly and relaxing to be eating on the water, it is nice to get a way from busy lunch hour rush.
WARNING: Don’t expect to be full after lunch here, it is more on the lighter side portion wise. My co worker and I shared lunch here and we ended up hitting BK for some Chicken Minis Hilarious I skipped out of the minis but not my co worker.
*I had a little trouble finding this little hidden gem. It is located in a brown building, I am not sure what type of business are in the other suites, if all you see is residential you have gone too far*
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Had lunch here, both of us ordered the mushroom swiss burger which was tasty & came with red onion, lettuce, & tomato. The potato chips side were nice, but we would have preferred fries. Service was attentive.
They only serve breakfast & lunch, but then I saw a bunch of empty wine bottles along a window and didn’t see a wine list, so maybe there’s something else to this place that isn’t readily advertised?
We’ll be back for another lunch since it’s so close to our yacht club and it has a nice view of the marina next to the club’s.

Sweet place for an easy breakfast (great pancakes), brunch or old fashion sandwich. Fabulous view, sleepy and quiet most of the time. Hours are limited. Outdoor patio, allows dogs if not crowded and dogs are behaved.

We Went to All’s Fare for Lunch, and right away I smelled the goodness of their cooking. I ordered Hamburger with Mushroom and that is one of the best burger.
The Ambience is so good, the view is fantastic a view of Marina Boats. The staff
Is so nice. Don’t Take my word for it, Try them.