Bridges Restaurant and Bar in Danville

Really enjoy this restaurant. They are very accommodating. Made it easy to split salads and even the soup! Two different smaller bowls. Appetizers were very good and we all enjoyed our meals. They have indoor and outdoor seating. A little loud but thats because its very busy.

Parking: bridges parking is very limited unless you are early street parking is an optionFood: it was good and I wish it had more flavors,spicy to it. Rest of my family liked itService: excellent and friendly staffTime to serve: quite bit of wait time for the entree but I hope this is only in the weekends due to the crowdDesert menu: except for gelato everything else is alcohol based deserts. It is unquestionably unique and adults will love itPricing: on the higher endAmbience: excellent. They got indoor and outdoorsReservations: Allowed and it’s better to reserve during weekends. Even though walk ins are allowed

Great place for a special nights out. Had the Atlantic Salmon and Seared Bigeye Tuna. Both were cooked perfectly and tasted great. The prices are on the higher side but everything tasted fresh and well thought out.

The food was perfectly cooked. The only thing that we did not like was the kimchi fried rice. The ambiance would have been perfect with the live music and the candle lit tables. However, there was a fire in the kitchen and a very bad burnt smell for more than half of our meal. The service was pretty good except for the fact that we ordered a bottle of wine and we are 99.9% sure that the wine was already opened before it made it to the table because the seal did not crack when he opened it. Yes, it was a Twist top. And it already had leaking under the side. Even though our server was very friendly throughout the meal, especially at the end, he did make us feel awkward when ordering the wine, which is not what I would have expected for this location. I tend to know what wine I prefer and only asked about two types, at which point he continued to question whether I like those wines. So overall service was good, but everything surrounding the wine was just a little off.

Bridges is a must for anyone looking for a relaxed atmosphere, welcoming staff, and high quality food! We like to use their outdoor seating so we can enjoy the cool summer breeze as we enjoy our dinner.We ordered two prime New York steaks and asked for medium rare and medium. Both steaks came out as expected. We’re tender and packed with flavor!For the sake of a photo op we made the poke look like a tapas but we included a photo of how the dish is supposed to come. That too was also tasty. The fresh mushrooms and edamame definitely added to the texture of the dish. The menus says it has a “spicy siracha aioli “ but it was not spicy at all.Next came the salmon plate. Also well seasoned, and tender. The cherrie tomatoes and corn cob kernels added that extra bit of flavor to every bite.And the pièce de résistance, German Chocolate Torte! The gelato mixed with the honeycomb and a bit of the mouse on top had the right amount of tasty goodness to this chocolate dish. Definitely a must try!

The location and overall vibe of the restaurant is very unique and a great place for social gatherings. The food was good, the steak, along with the truffle fries and ice cream were amazing. All the other items were decent.

A good gathering for socialize not for a dining experience.My drink ran dry and asked 3x for a refill didnt happen.But was asked by staff if I was done with my plates.Ordered the hot tea and requested honey and lemon but didnt received the honey until dinner was servedBarely seen my original waiter throughout the dining.

Had a celebration lunch at this establishment. Could not believe this was my first time dining at this place. I didn’t even know if there was ample parking (it did) so I parked far away. LolThe waitress missed my Arnold Palmer drink the first time, so when it was time to order food, I got a Bridges Manhattan instead. I love Manhattans and make my own, but this was pretty good. The appetizers were all quite delicious, but the truffle fried felt a bit dry (you could even see from the photo).A few entrees that I wanted to try, but I decided on the stir fried Mexican prawns with Thai red curry sauce. I must admit that it was a huge plate. However, much of it was the thin noodle. I liked this pairing, but at the end of the meal, I thought perhaps there was a bit too much carb. LOL The prawns were a good size and the curry sauce was great.The ambiance was great so I could why people like this place. Yes, I would come back again~ =)

A great date night restairant if you feel like splurging, with mostly italian and some asian fusion restaurant. Staff is nice and the food came oit fast

This was a fun place to eat, of course for the Mrs. Doubtfire nostalgia, but it was also very upbeat. The food was very good, the drinks were too. The whole area around the restaurant gives you a historic/old town vibe. I want to go back and explore some more.