vik's wheelhouse

relax. this is a small mexican restaurant that sits right on the water. there are floor to ceiling windows on the side facing the river; this added ambiance makes it so much easier to sit inside and view the beautiful sunset with a glass of wine and good company. the interior is a maritime theme, very nice. it is simple and comfortable; a place where you can really relax after a tortuous day.

this is a young restaurant and there are many wrinkles to iron out.

the menu is limited but thefoodis really good; the chef will not cook yourfooduntil it is ordered (i really like that). which means, be prepared to sit for awhile and relax while your dinner is cooking.

there is seating on the dock (for lack of a better word), outside, very nice to have lunch or dinner outside in the summer.

i highly recommend visiting vik's at least once, just to experience the friendly service provided by vik's staff.

and that's all she wrote :

sloooooow food. first impression: it's "cute" for a bar, maybe serving just pub grub but to call it a restaurant it needs to step up to the plate.
we were happy at first to see the availability of outdoor dining right on the water until we discovered the local bar flies smoking out there.
the food: we started with the thai samosa, though the waiter didn't know what was in them they were good. when our order arrived we had smoked salmon fried rice, red curry pineapple prawns and spicy chicken with basil. all arrived without plates or serving utensils.foodwas good but not special. portions were smaller than most thai restaurants for the price.

brad w.. great place to get a cold beer or drink on the vallejo waterfront. outstanding view, goodfoodand reasonably priced.

the best asset of this place is the people who both work and party there. this place is a cross between cheers in boston and a jimmy buffet waterfront bar.

i look foward to their new season starting this spring.