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Cap's Oak Street Bar & Grill

Cap's Oak Street Bar & Grill

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4.5 Google Review
144 Oak St, Brentwood, California, 94513, United States
(925) 634-1025 www.capsrestaurant.com
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May 13, 2018
Best Mothers Day Brunch I have had in 24 years. Silvia was our server today, and she was very attentive and had a great bubbly personality. The buffet had a variety of different food to choose from and the presentation was inviting. For as busy as they were you would of never known it, because from the time we walked through the door till the time we left, our experience went smoothly and didnt wait for anything we may have needed. The food was hot and delicious and the atmosphere was beautiful. Everything was cleaned and polished, and the items on display were incredible to look at. We have now decided to make Caps not only our Mothers day tradition, but to go there through our the year. I give everything about it a 10. Great job to Caps for making mothers day a special day for me.

Mar 25, 2018
Beautiful place with lots of hardwood which appears to be original structure. Hospitable staff that were attentive through out our stay. The food has never disappointed me, delicious & homemade dishes. Reasonably well priced and delicious wine.

Nov 19, 2017
There isn't enough good things to say about this place. The food is great, the staff are top notch, some of the best people I've ever interacted with in a restaurant. They treat you like family. On top of that, the food is always satisfying. I can't wait to the next time I get to dine there again. Even with a full house, there's still places to park around there. There's nothing negative about Caps. If you haven't tried it yet, it's worth your time.

Mar 29, 2018
Food was great along with service. The restaurant is small but very cozy

Mar 22, 2018
A little on the pricey side but well worth it. Great enviroment, service, and food that is cooked to your liking.

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