Find out when and where Original Joe’s, home of red booths and massive meatballs, is landing in Contra Costa County.
will be located just across the plaza, at 1300 S. Main St, and will offer a menu similar to its North Beach and Daly City restaurants. Nostalgic and approachable dishes — think
Chicken Parmigiana, Veal Piccata with capers, beef and spinach-filled House Made Ravioli and Joe’s Meatballs with whipped ricotta — will be the focus. Also look for classic cocktails, desserts and specials, like prime rib. The old Stanford’s space will get a much needed update, including new woodwork, a bar area, exhibition kitchen and seating for about 200. Outdoor dining, featuring both a fireplace and misters — this is Walnut Creek, after all — will also be new. Details:
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