Oasis Beer Garden

Big day for historic Menlo Park businesses – Beltramo’s and the Oasis

Rubble is what's left of Beltramo's, a much revered Menlo Park wine and liquor store, following the demolition of the landmark building. In 2016, the

by Linda Hubbard
on August 21, 2019

The door slams shut one last time on the Oasis

The booths and tables at the Oasis Beer Garden in Menlo Park are as lonely the sole pint of beer pictured right, and unlikely to

by Linda Hubbard
on March 24, 2018

Oasis may be saved yet – here’s the latest

Menlo Park City Council member Ray Mueller has been in conversation with both the Tougas family (operators of the Oasis) and the Beltramo family (owners

by Linda Hubbard
on March 2, 2018

Beltramo family, property owners of the Oasis, seek new operators for the restaurant

We've been asked to spread the word about Dan and Margaret Beltramo's interest in maintaining the site as a restaurant rather than redevelop the property.

by Linda Hubbard
on February 25, 2018

More on The Oasis from author of the book on Camp Fremont

The building that houses The Oasis, which will close on March 7, has a history that predates its 60 years as a beer garden. Emails

by Linda Hubbard
on February 21, 2018

Menlo Park beer & burger institution, The Oasis, set to close March 7

The Tougas family, who operate The Oasis, announced via Facebook that the much beloved Menlo Park beer and burger spot will close on March 7.

by Linda Hubbard
on February 21, 2018

Burgers in Menlo Park: The Oasis

This is the second in a series reviewing burgers offered by Menlo Park establishments. We decided to sample a cheeseburger at The Oasis, another Menlo Park

by Rahim Ullah
on July 6, 2012

One building – and a web of tunnels – is all that remains of Menlo’s military past, Camp Fremont

Only one building - which now houses the Oasis Beer Garden and Menlo Atherton Glass - remains from a brief two-year period in Menlo Park's

by Linda Hubbard
on May 31, 2010

A long time Oasis on game day

  In most ways, the Oasis Beer Garden has changed little since Bernie Tougas opened it in 1958 - and that's what keeps successive generations

by Linda Hubbard
on October 3, 2009