Todos Santos Plaza

2175 Willow Pass Rd, Concord, CA 94520, United States

 

HOW TO EXPERIENCE TODOS SANTOS PLAZA LIKE A LOCAL

 

​DIABLO VALLEY’S 2.5-ACRE DOWNTOWN GATHERING SPOT, TODOS SANTOS PLAZA HOSTS A NUMBER OF EVENTS AND ATTRACTIONS YEAR-ROUND.

 

A lush public park occupies the plaza's center for those finding a spot to play or kickback. Dotted with picnic tables, benches and a playground for youngsters, the plaza boasts a medley of trees and free Wi-Fi across the plaza. Todos Santos Plaza is a must-visit in the Diablo Valley, whether you're visiting for a weekend, traveling for business or just driving by.

 

GETTING TO TODOS SANTOS PLAZA
 

Take the BART to Concord and get off at the BART station at Concord. Directly down Grant Lane, the eight-minute walk to Todos Santos Plaza is lined with blue signs pointing towards the plaza. For those trying to escape the hassle of parking, this is the perfect choice.

 

Downtown Concord has metered street parking available, although the amount is limited. Try to get downtown early in the morning to park on the street for the best luck. Near the plaza, there are two free parking facilities: Salvio Street Garage and Grant Street Parking Garage.

 

LOCAL FAVORITES
 

Taqueria Los Gallos has been a favorite since 1980 and is your one-stop shop for authentic Mexican food in the Diablo Valley. At Happy Sushi, get your seafood fix or try the infamous homemade granola from Way to Life. Hot Dog Palace is the ideal pre-picnic spot, across the street from the park. The 1970s striped red and yellow sign can't be missed. End a day of playing by cooling off at Baskin Robbins or a new favorite, Cream, with a sweet treat. From 5:00 to 8:00 PM on Mondays, Off the Grid, a mobile gourmet food store, rolls in.

 

Wet your whistle at The Hop Grenade with 21 specialty beers on tap, play pool and darts at Vinnie's Bar N Grill or try some of Tower Grille's finest garlic fries in the Bay Area.

 

Without a shopping spree, no journey is complete. When in Concord, Half Price Books are a must. An fascinating mix of greeting cards, papers, documents, trinkets and of course, books are kept in this quaint store, all for a great price.

 

OCCASIONS WORTH ATTENDING

 

Tune in to Tuesday Night Blues and Music and Market Series in summer, a 28-year-old local favorite.

 

Experience a taste of the Diablo Valley at the all-season farmer's market all year long. Every Tuesday evening and Thursday evening, April through October, farmers and vendors are stationed in the park. During the market, there are no dogs permitted in the park.

 

With the city's annual tree-lighting ceremony, a special visit from Santa and local school choir performances, celebrate Christmas in Concord without snow.