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Black Bear Diner Rohnert Park American Restaurant ·$$

Black Bear Diner guests can expect great value and big portions of familiar homestyle classic American comfort foods for breakfast, lunch, and dinner, served all day, every day in a fun, friendly, and comfortable local diner. Our big menu offers a broad and appealing variety--from decadent sweet cream pancakes and hearty omelettes to tasty sandwiches, burgers, and ginormous salads to traditional pot pie and all-you-can-eat fish fry dinners in a relaxed casual setting, perfect for families, friends, teams, and community gatherings. Black Bear Diner also offers homestyle catering, with hot buffet & hand-held breakfasts, sandwiches, wraps & salads, boxed lunches & MORE!

Website: blackbeardiner.com

Phone: (707) 584-8552

Cross Streets: Near the intersection of Commerce Blvd and Padre Pkwy

Open now

  • Sun 6:00 AM - 10:00 PM

6255 Commerce Blvd Rohnert Park, CA 94928 ·2351.97 mi

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Amenities

  • Accessible
  • Wifi
  • Family friendly

Reviews

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3.0 708 reviews
5 star
234 4 star
110 3 star
79 2 star
86 1 star
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Sandy P. 08/09/26

We went there tonight to celebrate my sister-in-law's birthday, and we had such a wonderful experience! Unfortunately, I didn't get our waitress's name, but she was incredibly attentive and...

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C Z. 04/11/26

Ambiance was the best part about this place. Super cute log cabin vibe w wooden bears and such. Fun menu that gives the history of the place and looks like a newspaper. Food was basic diner food,...

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Jasmin H. 07/25/26

We were greeted and seated right away. Cool little diner. We've been trying to try this place and was just deterred by the 3 stars rating. We finally tired today. Their menu is cool. It's on a...

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Tony S. 07/23/26

First, I will say our server was very attentive and polite from there. Everything else went downhill. The restaurant was extremely freezing second I ordered the French toast, cinnamon roll, and it...

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Stephanie R. 08/26/26

Victor welcomed me to Black Bear, Rohnert Park. I was by myself and wanted a booth. He very graciously seated me in a booth next to a single man, but suggested I sit facing away from him. I...

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