Ballpark Alameda Brings 15 TVs and Pizza to Park Street
The sports bar and restaurant at 1508 Park Street has been serving pizza, pasta and game-day energy since its March grand opening.
By The Alameda Pulse
Ballpark Alameda, a family-friendly sports restaurant at 1508 Park Street in Alameda, CA, has been serving pizza, pasta and wings since its grand opening on March 4, 2026. The restaurant seats fans in front of 15 TVs and used its opening night to raise money for the Alameda Little League Association.
- Where: 1508 Park Street, Alameda, CA
- When: Grand opening held Wednesday, March 4, 2026, from 5 to 9 p.m.
- What it is: A full-service, family and sports-friendly restaurant with 15 TVs
- Contact: (510) 671-2891
- Giving back: A portion of opening-night proceeds went to the Alameda Little League Association
Where is Ballpark Alameda located?
Ballpark Alameda sits at 1508 Park Street. Alameda doesn't really have a downtown the way other cities do, it has Park Street and Webster Street, the island's two main shopping and dining strips, and this new spot landed right in the middle of the Park Street stretch. You can reach the restaurant at (510) 671-2891.
What does Ballpark Alameda serve?
It's a full-service restaurant built around pizza, pasta and a room full of screens. At its grand opening event on March 4, 2026, the restaurant ran all-you-can-eat pizza for $15, pastas at buy-one-get-one-half-off, $5 garlic bread and $15 pitchers of Coors Light.
Is Ballpark Alameda a good fit for families and sports fans?
That's the whole idea. The restaurant is built to welcome both, with 15 TVs for game days and a $5 kids' menu on opening night. It's the kind of spot where you can bring the whole family to watch a game and not worry about finding something the kids will eat, too.
What does Ballpark Alameda mean for Park Street?
It's one more sit-down option on a stretch of Park Street that's added several new restaurants recently. Ballpark Alameda also used its opening night to give back, donating a portion of the proceeds to the Alameda Little League Association, a nice touch for a restaurant that's leaning hard into the family angle. It's been about six months since that opening night, and Ballpark Alameda has been building its name on Park Street ever since. For more openings and closings around town, check the Pulse's food coverage.
