Eureka! concord

I was pleasantly surprised. Loved the dishes and fancy drinking glass. Less crowded than where I normally go. It is still open, though construction has fences around the front entrance. My Napa chicken sandwich with fries was just under $20 and quite filling. Ginger drink was $6. Dessert was $13. Add tax and tip, came to $51. A bit pricey, but worth it. I loved the peanut turtle pie with peanut gnoche. Yum❣️😋

We were looking for a fun local/regional restaurant on a rainy evening! We were promptly greeted and the host was very friendly! We choose to sit at the bar rather than at a table! Since they seem to have a decent selection of beers on tap so we tried a few samples and settled on an IPA and stout pint! The beers were nice and then we ordered some burgers and some fish tacos! The burgers were quite delicious yet my fish tacos were quite bland and absolutely no flavor (in fact, I choose to go somewhere else to try tacos after Eureka). Additionally the rest of the time, the bartenders just sorta disappeared and got quite busy with some chores and tasks so we didn't order another drink. Overall rating: "meh"

Food is always good and drinks are worth the price. I recently went for happy hour, so set menu but also pretty limited. But drink have more variety. Service was great tonight.

Visited this restaurant Sunday for a date night with my girlfriend. I like how the hours are open late, beats the odds of looking for a restaurant after a movie date at the Veranda theaters. Food and drinks were great. We enjoyed our shareable appetizer, Mac N’ Cheese Balls and Dry Rub Wings. For our mains, I tried the Al Pastor Fish Tacos and my girl had the served all day Breakfast Burrito w/ choice of tater tots. Food was delicious! Didn’t get to snap a pic of our cocktails but we ordered the Wild Child and Tequila Paloma. Honestly, I had a great dinner night. Service was excellent. Winter, thank you for serving us without a doubt. Great restaurant to dine late in the evening.

Disappointed from start to finish I came to Eureka in Concord expecting a quality experience, but the service and bar were both a huge letdown. The bartender’s attitude and attention to detail were subpar, and the drink I ordered — the Head Hunter — was an absolute joke. For a cocktail that’s “so strong they limit you to two,” it tasted like a $20 glass of pineapple juice. Zero balance, zero kick, zero value. If I’m paying that kind of price, I expect something that tastes like it was made by a bartender who actually cares, not poured from a juice jug. Between the watered-down drinks and indifferent service, it’s hard to justify ever coming back. Plenty of places nearby know how to make a real cocktail — this just isn’t one of them.