PLEASANTON, CALIFORNIA – Pleasanton just scored a fresh taste of the islands. Poké House is opening at Pleasanton Gateway, bringing Hawaiian-style bowls with a California twist to 6770 Bernal Ave, Suite 420.
The brand lists the Pleasanton address as “coming soon,” and the local Chamber has the spot on its roster as well.
What’s opening and when
Poké House announced a soft opening in Pleasanton with two phases: Oct 6–10 from 11 am–5 pm, then Oct 11–17 from 11 am–9 pm, plus 10% off in-store orders during the soft-opening window. A grand-opening date hasn’t been posted yet.
The shop sits in Pleasanton Gateway, the Safeway/CVS-anchored center right off I-680 at Bernal Ave. The center advertises free parking and easy freeway access.
The menu vibe
Poké House leans “island-inspired” with build-your-own bowls and signatures like the House Salmon (Scottish salmon, masago, edamame, cukes, onions, furikake, citrus ponzu, sriracha aioli). There’s also a cooked option in the Crispy Shoyu Chicken for poke-skeptics, and the brand highlights handrolls at many locations.
Why it matters
Pleasanton already has poke fans, but this adds another convenient option on the south side of town for quick, customizable bowls near the freeway. The specific Pleasanton address and listing are live on Yelp and the Chamber site, and the brand’s locations page now shows Pleasanton as “coming soon.”
Poké House has multiple Bay Area locations including Walnut Creek, San Jose, Fremont, and Alameda
Follow Poké House’s Instagram for any hour updates before you head over
