Restaurant in Alameda, United States
The Star on Park
100Pearl PointsLow-key park st
About The Star on Park
The Star on Park is a practical Park Street pick for an easy Alameda meal, especially when location and flexibility matter more than a chef-led format or splurge signal. Choose it for casual groups, lunch, dinner, or drinks-adjacent plans; cross-shop Utzutzu for a higher-commitment Japanese meal or Burma Superstar for a clearer cuisine-driven choice.
For The Star on Park in Alameda, the verified details are simple: it is a casual venue with daily hours that start at 11:30 AM. Most nights it is listed until 9 PM, with Friday and Saturday hours extending to 10 PM.
That makes it easiest to evaluate as a practical Alameda option rather than a venue with a confirmed special format, published price tier, award history, chef name, or specific menu details. Use the confirmed basics to decide whether the timing and casual dress code fit your plan.
Choose it for an easy Alameda meal, not a high-ceremony night
The clearest verified signal is casual. There is no confirmed tasting format, award signal, chef listing, cuisine category, or price tier in the available venue data, so it is better not to build a special-occasion plan around unverified specifics.
If you are comparing dining ideas, The Star on Park can be considered alongside options such as Utzutzu, Burma Superstar, Hang Ten Boiler, Ole's Waffle Shop, Yojimbo. The right choice depends on what each venue currently offers and what kind of outing you want.
Know Before You Go
- Good for: casual Alameda plans and meals that need a broad daily schedule.
- Less ideal for: diners who need a confirmed chef-led format, tasting menu, published price tier, or specific cuisine details before choosing.
- Booking difficulty: Not verified; check directly with the venue before relying on walk-in availability or reservations.
- Timing: Posted hours are 11:30 AM–9 PM Monday through Thursday, 11:30 AM–10 PM Friday and Saturday, 11:30 AM–9 PM Sunday.
- Dress: Casual.
The verdict: choose The Star on Park when the confirmed basics work for your Alameda plan. It is best described from the available data as a casual venue with daily midday-to-evening hours, not as a place with verified specialty claims.
Frequently Asked Questions
What should I wear to The Star on Park?
Keep it casual. The verified dress code for The Star on Park in Alameda is casual, so clean everyday clothes are the safest assumption.
Can I eat at the bar at The Star on Park?
Bar seating is not verified in the available venue details. If that matters for your visit, check directly with The Star on Park before you go.
How far ahead should I book The Star on Park?
Reservation requirements are not verified in the available venue details. The confirmed schedule runs until 9 PM most nights and until 10 PM on Friday and Saturday, but you should confirm booking or walk-in policies directly with the venue.
Is The Star on Park good for a special occasion?
The verified dress code is casual, no formal format, award, price tier, or special-occasion setup is confirmed in the available details. It is safest to treat it as a casual Alameda option unless the venue confirms otherwise.
What are the verified hours at The Star on Park?
The verified hours begin at 11:30 AM daily and run into the evening. Monday through Thursday and Sunday are listed until 9 PM, while Friday and Saturday are listed until 10 PM.
What are alternatives to The Star on Park?
Other dining options to consider include Hang Ten Boiler, Ole's Waffle Shop, Yojimbo, Utzutzu, Burma Superstar. Compare current hours, menus, availability directly before choosing.
Does The Star on Park handle dietary restrictions?
Dietary accommodation details are not verified in the available venue data. Contact The Star on Park directly before visiting if allergies or dietary restrictions are important to your meal.
Location
1400 Park St, Alameda, CA 94501
Alameda, United States
Compare The Star on Park
| Venue | Location | Cuisine | Price |
|---|---|---|---|
| The Star on Park | Alameda | , | , |
| Hang Ten Boiler | Alameda | , | , |
| Yojimbo | Alameda | , | , |
| Ole's Waffle Shop | Alameda | , | , |
| Utzutzu | Alameda | Japanese | $$$$ |
| Burma Superstar | Alameda | , | , |
How The Star on Park Alameda compares with similar nearby venues.
Also Consider
- Hang Ten Boiler, Notable alternative
- Yojimbo, Notable alternative
- Ole's Waffle Shop, Notable alternative
- Utzutzu, Japanese, $$$$
- Burma Superstar, Notable alternative
How It Compares
The Star on Park is the easier, lower-pressure Alameda choice when the goal is a casual Park Street meal rather than a destination reservation. Utzutzu is the more serious splurge candidate with its Japanese focus and $$$$ signal, so choose that when the meal itself is the main event. The Star on Park makes more sense when flexibility, location, group ease matter more than a tightly defined format.
For diners choosing by cuisine, Burma Superstar gives the clearer food identity, while Yojimbo is a better cross-shop if the group wants a Japanese-leaning casual meal without moving into Utzutzu's higher-price lane. Hang Ten Boiler is the better fit for a messier, seafood-centered group plan; The Star on Park is the safer pick when the table wants a broader, less format-specific evening.
Ole's Waffle Shop belongs in a different slot: daytime comfort and breakfast energy rather than a drinks-adjacent dinner. If the plan is morning or early-day casual, go there. If the plan is Park Street later in the day with an easy booking profile, The Star on Park is the more practical call.
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