Mua
Mua Oakland is one of Oakland's most hip and trendy places to be when it comes to nightlife and good times. Mua serves up delicious New American cuisine, but infused with all kinds of global influences. Popular items include the delicious and juicy half pound Hamburger, the Soft-Shell Crab Po'Boy, Berkshire Pork Lettuce Wrap, among many, many more. In addition to the tasty food, Mua turns into a place to see and be seen after dinner time, with great music, potent drinks and interesting people all mixing together to make for a great night.
A neighborhood tavern specializing in craft beer and upscale pub fare. Our world-renowned Beer List offers a highly-sought selection of Draft and Bottles, including special vintage bottles from our cellar. Our Food Menu is available until close each night, providing something for everyone no matter the size of the meal or the time of day.
This friendly neighborhood saloon is conveniently located right next to Lake Merritt in the Lakeshore district of Oakland. Come and enjoy the casual atmosphere inside and out as Heart & Dagger features a charming garden patio perfect for hanging out with friends on a nice day. Don't forget to take advantage of the jukebox, pool table, tabletop Pacman and several pinball games. The saloon often hosts "theme" nights and features various drink specials throughout the week. Please note Heart & Dagger is cash only.
The best happy hour in Oakland featuring over 100 vodkas. Serves Scratch-made American Cuisine for Lunch & Dinner. Party Space. Join us for Happy Hour: Tues-Sat 5-10pm.
Room 389
Room 389 is a trendy little bar located right next to Lake Merritt. The bar has a nice fenced in area out front to enjoy warm days and nights, and inside the decor is modern and simple. The long bar area leads back to a decent sized dance or lounge area, depending on the night. Sports fans will enjoy the TVs at either end of the bar. Overall Room 389 is an enjoyable neighborhood bar, not too fancy, not too divey, but the perfect balance.
This little Irish pub has the distinction of having the oldest liquor license in the city of Oakland, since 1933. Inside you will find a large, comfortable bar with smiling bartenders ready to pour you a pint. Dozens of beers and ales are on tap. There is a pool table, video games, a fireplace and Irish pictures and paraphernalia adorning the walls, from pictures of JFK and early 20th century rugby players to advertisements for the Ulster Society picnic. The crowd is friendly and mellow. Come for a pint and catch a soccer or football game on one of the TVs.
