Good lunch spot in Pleasanton for a birthday lunch for a dear friend?

ajayjuneja · #1 05-17-2007, 03:51 PM

Hey Everyone,

trying to find a nice lunch spot in Pleasanton for a a birthday lunch for my dear friend Susan, who's also my marketing person for Speak With Me!

Any suggestions?

Looking for a nice place that has good food, good decor, and is on the quiet side.

(it'll be just me and Susan).

Figuring since many of you work or live near there you'll know the places there better than me.

**blu328gts** · #2 05-17-2007, 04:10 PM

1. In-N-Out
2. Pleasanton Hotel (http://www.pleasantonhotel.com/page/...NUS/Lunch.html)
3. Wente Vineyard (Livermore actually, but not too far away) (http://www.wentevineyards.com/restaurant/menu.asp?m=l)
4. Forget #1

ajayjuneja · #3 05-17-2007, 05:26 PM

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Originally Posted by blu328gts

1. In-N-Out
2. Pleasanton Hotel (http://www.pleasantonhotel.com/page/...NUS/Lunch.html)
3. Wente Vineyard (Livermore actually, but not too far away) (http://www.wentevineyards.com/restaurant/menu.asp?m=l)
4. Forget #1

Thanks, made a reservation for Wente Vineyard

**GCalo** · #4 05-18-2007, 02:10 PM

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Originally Posted by ajayjuneja

Hey Everyone, trying to find a nice lunch spot in Pleasanton for a a birthday lunch for my dear friend Susan, who's also my marketing person for Speak With Me!

Any suggestions?

Yes.

Her kitchen!

Need me to come along for entertainment?

SANguru · #5 05-18-2007, 10:28 PM

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Originally Posted by GCalo

Yes.

Her kitchen!

Need me to come along for entertainment?

Greg = entertainment = scary!

**GCalo** · #6 05-18-2007, 11:04 PM

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Originally Posted by SANguru

Greg = entertainment = scary!

I offered only because I know Susan. Not so scary, I don't think.

Just trying to help out AJ.

Say AJ. Try Stacey's in Pleasanton. It's owned by my good friend, Scott Adams, the famed father of Dilbert.

It's a very nice restaurant. If you do go there, let me know, and I'll have Scott stop by to say hello to her if he's in town that day.

SANguru · #7 05-18-2007, 11:32 PM

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Originally Posted by GCalo

I offered only because I know Susan. Not so scary, I don't think.

Just trying to help out AJ.

Say AJ. Try Stacey's in Pleasanton. It's owned by my good friend, Scott Adams, the famed father of Dilbert.

It's a very nice restaurant. If you do go there, let me know, and I'll have Scott stop by to say hello to her if he's in town that day.

thought stacey's is in Dublin...

ajayjuneja · #8 05-19-2007, 10:39 AM

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Originally Posted by GCalo

I offered only because I know Susan. Not so scary, I don't think.

Just trying to help out AJ.

Say AJ. Try Stacey's in Pleasanton. It's owned by my good friend, Scott Adams, the famed father of Dilbert.

It's a very nice restaurant. If you do go there, let me know, and I'll have Scott stop by to say hello to her if he's in town that day.

Thanks Greg. I've been to Stacey's before. Didn't know Scott was the owner of it. Cool! I'd like to meet Scott one day for sure, I'll request that for *my birthday.* I figure Wente Vineyards is the right distance/escape from the office as she's been working too much lately (so have I for that matter!).

**GCalo** · #9 05-19-2007, 12:03 PM

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Originally Posted by ajayjuneja

Thanks Greg. I've been to Stacey's before. Didn't know Scott was the owner of it. Cool! I'd like to meet Scott one day for sure, I'll request that for *my birthday.* I figure Wente Vineyards is the right distance/escape from the office as she's been working too much lately (so have I for that matter!).

You let me know when and I'll set it up for you AJ.

There are two Stacey's, Josh.

Pleasanton is about 9 years old; Dublin is about 4 years.