Xenia Bistro

Xenia is an Alamo classic. We have been coming for 15+ years. Food is delicious and consistent. The staff and owners make iyou feel like family! Try the salmon and halibut! Paella also a treat!

Favorite local place to eat. Everyone is friendly and it’s a nice place to watch a lil sunset over the hills if you sit outside. Plenty of natural light makes it a cozy place to be anytime.

Always good and never disappointed. Friendly staff

Great Alamo restaurant. Has a little bit of all the things you need. The ownership is awesome and hands on and the staff are very sweet. Get the ribeye.

Xenia offers a great menu, and I have yet to find something on the menu that isn't delicious. The atmosphere is friendly and cozy, the staff is very nice and they provide excellent service.

I’ve never written a review in my life but I have to say this is my favorite restaurant!! I’ve ordered door dash from them many times!! It’s always fresh and everything I’ve had so far is to die for! The lobster ravioli is my favorite. The braised ribs was amazing! It’s hard to not order everything I love the menu selection!

We recently visited Xenia Bistro and I have to say it was a fantastic experience, especially for our occasion. The atmosphere was welcoming and relaxed and the owner Jignesh truly went above and beyond. He engaged us in great conversation and made us feel at home. While some may visit restaurants looking for flaws, our experience was the complete opposite. It was enjoyable, fun, and my entire family had a wonderful time. We’ve dined at places across all levels, from casual to fine dining, and I’m genuinely happy to see local establishments like this offering such warm hospitality and good food. We’ll definitely be coming back. Thank you Xenia Bistro for making our evening special.

I came with friends to Xenia for Wine Wednesday. The food was amazing and Tammey, our server, was absolutely phenomenal. Great service, great food, great vibe. We will be back!

Alison Holmgren

I came with friends to Xenia for Wine Wednesday. The food was amazing and Tammey, our server, was absolutely phenomenal. Great service, great food, great vibe. We will be back!

Hector Luis Ibarra

We recently visited Xenia Bistro and I have to say it was a fantastic experience, especially for our occasion. The atmosphere was welcoming and relaxed and the owner Jignesh truly went above and beyond. He engaged us in great conversation and made us feel at home. While some may visit restaurants looking for flaws, our experience was the complete opposite. It was enjoyable, fun, and my entire family had a wonderful time. We’ve dined at places across all levels, from casual to fine dining, and I’m genuinely happy to see local establishments like this offering such warm hospitality and good food. We’ll definitely be coming back. Thank you Xenia Bistro for making our evening special.

Clayton Cush

Favorite local place to eat. Everyone is friendly and it’s a nice place to watch a lil sunset over the hills if you sit outside. Plenty of natural light makes it a cozy place to be anytime.

Suzanne Knoll

Tammi was an amazing server. Food was delicious and great atmosphere.

paula moreno

Xenia is an Alamo classic. We have been coming for 15+ years. Food is delicious and consistent. The staff and owners make iyou feel like family! Try the salmon and halibut! Paella also a treat!

Stan Clark

Great Alamo restaurant. Has a little bit of all the things you need. The ownership is awesome and hands on and the staff are very sweet. Get the ribeye.

Michele Sullivan

Xenia is a place that reminds me of Cheers. Remember the place where everybody knows your name? I’ve been all over Alamo and Danville and they clearly have the best food. Do you pay a few dollars more? Yes. But it’s excellent food. How they can crisp up a tender Salmon I’ll never know. It’s my favorite place.

Alexis L

My family has been coming here consistently for 10+ years and have loved everything we've ever had. Never gets old!

Anne Walsh

The food, the drinks, the service, the atmosphere is top notch!!! Couldn't ask for a better restaurant run by better people. Xenia is the gem of Alamo!!!

A Therapeutic Edge

Xenia offers a great menu, and I have yet to find something on the menu that isn't delicious. The atmosphere is friendly and cozy, the staff is very nice and they provide excellent service.

Caroline Deming

I’ve never written a review in my life but I have to say this is my favorite restaurant!! I’ve ordered door dash from them many times!! It’s always fresh and everything I’ve had so far is to die for! The lobster ravioli is my favorite. The braised ribs was amazing! It’s hard to not order everything I love the menu selection!

D Nor

Reservation for 7PM. We were seated after table and chairs were sanitized. It was a beautiful evening on the patio shaded by the building. They have a well rounded menu that should appeal to most tastes. Salads, pizza, pasta and steaks. Sometimes I make a meal from the starters alone. Grilled shrimp, bruschetta and so much more. Potato Crusted Halibut and Slow Braised Beef Short Ribs are favorites. You have the option to add steak, shrimp, salmon or chicken to your salad. Full bar and decent wine list. I'm ready to go again!

Excellent friendly staff in an open decorated restaurant. We went on a Sunday morning for breakfast. A bit dissappointed in the eggs benedict...not a recognizable hollandaise sauce. Omelet was good as well as country potatoes..just wish there were a few more potatoes for the price. I would try them again for lunch just incase breakfast isn't their speciality.

D Sloan

Excellent friendly staff in an open decorated restaurant. We went on a Sunday morning for breakfast. A bit dissappointed in the eggs benedict...not a recognizable hollandaise sauce. Omelet was good as well as country potatoes..just wish there were a few more potatoes for the price. I would try them again for lunch just incase breakfast isn't their speciality.

This is a hard review to write because I have wanted to go here for some time now. The reviews seem to really pump this place up so it was definitely on my list, despite being wary of big-box shopping centers' restaurants. Sat outside: sitting so close to an intersection in the parking lot of a busy Safeway was anything but pleasant. It eventually died down as it grew dark, but there were yellow jackets or hornets buzzing about the tables and food, which really really added to the distracting outdoor setting. The staff: definitely works hard, the servers and bussers were feverishly in and out and between tables with little down time. The food: the calamari was under-fried, the concavity potato skins were barely even full of toppings except for the glob of sour cream on each. As famous chefs have said, food not only has to taste good, but it has to look good too. The steak salad was good: fresh produce and appeal although the meat was tough to cut, like they did not cut it against the grain when they served it upon the salad. The italian sausage pizza was ok, but not tasty enough to eat more than a piece or two (and from what I see today, it is not very appetizing when you save it) The cocktail menu is just ok although, they pour heavy, so order what you normally drink vs something fancy from that menu. We tried the greyhound and a martini. Greyhound was meh but the martini was good. I think I may try this place again but for a lunch menu: it is probably not the best dinner option when Danville's restaurant row is just a couple miles away. I read another reviewer's comments of this place and they used the word "reasonable" which I think is fitting, hence the three-star rating.

Was empty and cold at 5pm on a Saturday. "We're not serving pizza today" ok. Paid for our drinks and left. Every item on the menu is $30 including the vegetarian pastas

Service and food is good. The bartender is great. But the prices on the food is to pricey. Had a iceberg salad just shavings not a half with tomatoes and corn thousand island dressing add shrimp for 9$ and Chicken for 7$ . Well they just put six or so shrimp on the plate with the salad. Chicken not even a whole breast. All I am saying is the sides are way over priced it makes a salad 17- 18$ I don't think so. ☹️ Love to eat local but Alamo has not figured it out.

Chad Hedstrom

Was empty and cold at 5pm on a Saturday. "We're not serving pizza today" ok. Paid for our drinks and left. Every item on the menu is $30 including the vegetarian pastas

John Foster

This is a hard review to write because I have wanted to go here for some time now. The reviews seem to really pump this place up so it was definitely on my list, despite being wary of big-box shopping centers' restaurants. Sat outside: sitting so close to an intersection in the parking lot of a busy Safeway was anything but pleasant. It eventually died down as it grew dark, but there were yellow jackets or hornets buzzing about the tables and food, which really really added to the distracting outdoor setting. The staff: definitely works hard, the servers and bussers were feverishly in and out and between tables with little down time. The food: the calamari was under-fried, the concavity potato skins were barely even full of toppings except for the glob of sour cream on each. As famous chefs have said, food not only has to taste good, but it has to look good too. The steak salad was good: fresh produce and appeal although the meat was tough to cut, like they did not cut it against the grain when they served it upon the salad. The italian sausage pizza was ok, but not tasty enough to eat more than a piece or two (and from what I see today, it is not very appetizing when you save it) The cocktail menu is just ok although, they pour heavy, so order what you normally drink vs something fancy from that menu. We tried the greyhound and a martini. Greyhound was meh but the martini was good. I think I may try this place again but for a lunch menu: it is probably not the best dinner option when Danville's restaurant row is just a couple miles away. I read another reviewer's comments of this place and they used the word "reasonable" which I think is fitting, hence the three-star rating.

Diane Kemsley

Service and food is good. The bartender is great. But the prices on the food is to pricey. Had a iceberg salad just shavings not a half with tomatoes and corn thousand island dressing add shrimp for 9$ and Chicken for 7$ . Well they just put six or so shrimp on the plate with the salad. Chicken not even a whole breast. All I am saying is the sides are way over priced it makes a salad 17- 18$ I don't think so. ☹️ Love to eat local but Alamo has not figured it out.

Paid $17.95 for fish and chips through DoorDash for literally ONE piece of fish. This was the center of our order/reason for ordering, so we were sorely disappointed. Had I known it was only 1 piece we wouldn't have even bothered ordering. Also a bit odd that they let you select between rare thru well-done for fish. The burrata tomato crostini was nice and we appreciated that they packed it all separately so it didn't get soggy. The artichoke spinach dip was nice. Both of these were also priced quite high at $16.95 each, though. The pepperoni pizza was decent and adequately priced, as was the chocolate cake. Overall not worth the expense.

Melissa Elaine

Paid $17.95 for fish and chips through DoorDash for literally ONE piece of fish. This was the center of our order/reason for ordering, so we were sorely disappointed. Had I known it was only 1 piece we wouldn't have even bothered ordering. Also a bit odd that they let you select between rare thru well-done for fish. The burrata tomato crostini was nice and we appreciated that they packed it all separately so it didn't get soggy. The artichoke spinach dip was nice. Both of these were also priced quite high at $16.95 each, though. The pepperoni pizza was decent and adequately priced, as was the chocolate cake. Overall not worth the expense.