Restaurants near Paramount Theater

"The food was tasty, but small portions for price. Nice selection of food to choose from."See more

"Love thw food, ambience, and service."See more

"Lovely innovative restaurant that offers a satisfying dining experience to young and not so young alike. Food is fresh and local, and menu options change frequently and seasonally. Dinning room is airy in daylight and atmospheric in candle light. This restaurant can serve for many different kinds of meals -- family, date night, business, pre-entertainment. It also has a lovely big bar, great cocktails, and fun bar snacks. Finally the caramel pudding dessert is delicious."See more

"The restaurant has all the ingredients to be a good place to go in that part of Oakland, near the Fox, etc.. Perhaps our night they were short staffed but it took way too long to get cocktails/drinks and they were out of sync with the food delivery and asking if we wanted anything else. I'd sent a msg via OT that we had tickets for a show at 8 and that we wanted to be out in time to attend, but even with 6pm rez they couldn't do it... just a tip for those with the intent to eat close but get to the venue on time... Food was pretty good [too much anchovie on the Cesar] and drink selection good except for thin wine list. For a pizza and beer before a show OK."See more

"Calavera is a regular stop for brunch or afternoon drinks and snacks. Great open space, The food is consistently excellent and the service is always friendly and fun."See more

"Made reservations but when we arrived the person that tried to help us had no clue about reservations and we could not understand him. Cocktail was watered down. No table ready for us....why allow reservations?"See more

"Our first experience with Senegalese cuisine. The Bibi chicken was delicious."See more

"Service was unattentive and horrible."See more

"Fantastic waitstaff. Tavern just reopened so everyone was very attentive. We ordered the French onion soup, Tavern chopped greens & “da burger”. The soup was ok, but a bit one-note, lacking the complexity of good French onion soup. The gratinee was provolone, which is odd on something billed as French. The salad was a total bomb..tasteless, anemic tomatoes, nothing “chopped”, & the baby kale leaves were still connected by thick stems. The original Tribune Tavern had the best burger I’d ever tasted so there were high hopes. “Da burger” was good, but no match for its predecessor. Bun is crumbly, but the flavor of the meat is good. Fries are good. Portions DEFINITELY smaller than they used to be. Felt like everything was a tad on the chintzy side - small servings of condiments, burger accoutrements."See more