Alkaline foods are on the opposite end of the spectrum from acidic foods, so they help neutralize stomach acid. Make sure to incorporate plenty of bananas, avocados, olives, watermelon, blue cheese, skim milk, eggs and fish into your diet.  Time and frequency of when you eat also can help your acid reflux. A full stomach can make the valve between your stomach and esophagus relax, causing stomach acids to back up. Eating smaller meals with more frequency can prevent that. Try to eat on set schedule and make sure not to miss any meals. 

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