Bardo Lounge & Supper Club
American restaurant · Trestle Glen
3343 Lakeshore Ave, Oakland, CA 94610
Highlights
Mid-century lounge with creative cocktails, jazz and reinvented classics
Mid-century lounge with creative cocktails, jazz and reinvented classics
"This "lounge" lets you time travel back to the swinging 60s. The space is comprised of cozy nooks, all meticulously curated with throwback flair, as well as a more traditional dining room upstairs. Note the cool couples in the alcoves, nibbling bites from groovy vintage metal tray tables. Earnest service keeps it all in check.The menu matches the mood; and cocktails, like those punch bowls, figure largely. While nostalgia peppers the carte, familiar-sounding items like broccolini casserole and porcupine meatballs have been reimagined with sparkling results—think lemongrass vinegar and mint aïoli. Can't decide thanks to one-too-many sips of the stirring stuff? Order the "Dinner Party Menu," which leaves you in the hands of this capable kitchen." - Michelin Inspector
"Snagging a reservation for the pop-up Hi Felicia Supper Club in 2021 was appealing for many reasons. There was the promise of fine dining-level food by chef Imana, in the unconventional setting of her apartment balcony, with sweeping views of the Oakland hills and a handful of other diners around you. Not only did the food taste delectable, but an undercurrent also ran through the space: the feeling of being very in the know." - Dianne de Guzman
"Besides dishing out delectable American dishes, Bardo Lounge doubles as a time machine. Comprised of cozy nooks sprinkled with midcentury-modern touches, the restaurant’s swinging 60s vibe transports guests the second they enter." - Kevin Chau
"The Bregmans own nearby Bardo Lounge & Supper Club, and Sidebar became their neighborhood spot, the place where they spent nights eating and drinking and chatting with neighbors; they wanted to preserve it, the couple says. Dimond’s also looking to keep things accessible. He isn’t looking to replicate everything they do, drinks-wise, at Bardo — they tend to make “tons and tons of things in-house,” he says — but Dimond still plans to do some unique things at Sidebar." - Dianne de Guzman
"Party like it’s 1959 at Bardo’s midcentury cocktail party with live jazz, cocktails, hors d’oeuvres, party favors, and a Champagne toast at midnight. Tickets cost $125." - Janelle Bitker
