Park Station & Southie

Downtown Alameda has a new place to gather, and it comes with plenty of character.

Park Station & Southie brings together craft beer, live music, great food, and a laid-back indoor/outdoor setting that already feels right at home in the neighborhood.

A Space with Alameda History

Located in a space with deep Alameda roots, Park Station occupies the former site of Big O Tires, and before that, it was a Chevron station during the “Golden Age.” Instead of erasing that history, the owners leaned into it, transforming the property into something fresh, welcoming, and full of personality.

Indoor-Outdoor Community Energy

With approximately 10,000 square feet of indoor and outdoor space, Park Station has the feel of a community beer garden with a distinctly Alameda twist. There is plenty of room to spread out, meet friends, enjoy local beers on tap, listen to live music, and settle in for Southie’s East Coast-inspired bites.

Great for Casual Nights and Big Celebrations

One of the things that makes the space so appealing is how flexible it is. It works just as well for a casual afternoon with friends as it does for a private party, wedding, neighborhood event, or live music night. The warm industrial design, stylish bar, cozy touches, and mix of indoor and outdoor seating make it feel both polished and relaxed.

Family-Friendly, Dog-Friendly, and Very Alameda

It is also the kind of place that welcomes everyone. Bring your friends, bring your family, and yes- bring your dog. Park Station & Southie has that easygoing energy that makes you want to stay a little longer, order another round, and run into someone you know.

A Fresh Chapter for a Familiar Alameda Space

Alameda has always been full of places with stories, and Park Station & Southie is a great example of how an old space can be reimagined into something new while still honoring its past. It is part beer garden, part neighborhood hangout, part event venue,  and very much a reflection of the community around it.

Why It’s Worth a Visit

Whether you are stopping by for craft beer, live music, a bite to eat, or simply a new local spot to enjoy, Park Station & Southie is worth a visit. It is laid back, inviting, full of character, and distinctly Alameda.