Best burger value in the area, the chili fries were outstanding and the staff is kind and…read morewelcoming. I had the grilled chicken sandwich and my son had the cheeseburger and my mom had a grilled cheese - all were excellent. Great prices, great food, and outstanding customer service.

Terrible food from delivery. We ordered the California burrito and the tuna melt. Both were $20…read moreeach. The tuna melt looked like a blindfolded 5 year old made it with zero taste and so soggy. The California burrito was to have "thinly sliced sirloin steak". Evidently "thinly sliced" means hamburger. So disappointed spending $40 plus fees on this garbage. Crinkle cut fries and zucchini were good.

Maybe the burgers at their Napa location are better, but I've had better burgers than what we had…read moretonight at Armistice's Richmond location. Because we heard good things about the Napa location, we decided to try the Richmond location closer to us. We ordered a single and double royale burgers, garlic parmesan wings, and tater tots. The wings were not good. Their idea of garlic parmesan wings consisted of chopped garlic sprinkled on otherwise bland wings. It looked and tasted like the wings were overcooked and I didn't taste any parmesan. The tater tots were good, crispy and salty enough. The burgers were underwhelming. Like people say, their burgers are gigantic but still not worth the high price. The patties were flavorless and I couldn't even taste their house sauce. It didn't add any flavor to it. I've had smashburgers taste better than this burger (For the Win, With Love Always, etc.). I think a big mac has more flavor than their burgers. Not sure if this is all the time or just a one off but I wouldn't come back here for burgers. You can have a cheaper and better tasting at Super Duper.

Saw this on IG for smash burgers. Tucked in the corner of the courtyard there's a little food truck…read morelike kitchen. Wow! Small in size BIG in delivery! Tasty and full of flavor. No seasoning required. Burgers are huge! Fried basket fried to perfection- crisp and light! We traveled 30 mins but definitely worth it We met the chef! Loved his energy and love for his food. He's opening up another one in Oakland! Can't wait bc he's closer to Alameda

For many years our workplace had a generic food truck onsite that served up traditional tacos,…read moreburritos, and the occasional weekly specials like loaded nachos. They had pre-made rice plates too. The quality was decent but after a while its possible to get tired of the same-oh, same-oh. One day I began seeing a red food truck from my office window, as opposed to the plain unmarked white one. It turns out to be Golden Gate Bistro, who specializes in burgers made to order. I tried both the Akaushi Cheeseburger and Grilled Chicken Sandwich and can recommend both. Akaushi is from Japanese Brown cows, and one of several sources of Wagyu. It'll cost more than In and Out or Habit Grill but its justifiable with the juicy burger. I also love their thick-cut, perfectly seasoned fries. If burgers aren't your thing, they also offer up smoked ribs, Impossible burgers, and the usual Mexican favorites like Quesadillas.

I got the chicken sandwich and omg ! It was tasty and a good size. The coleslaw was absolutely…read morekiller.

Another great meal at crazy cheap prices in Pt Richmond! I definitely recommend stopping by if…read moreyou're in this area. It's breakfast and lunch only, and you order at the counter. They'll bring the food to your table, and coffee is all you can drink! It's very cozy inside, too.

A very cute deli style restaurant with really good food. The staff is really friendly. I can't wait…read moreto go back again.

Went there today after running the Richmond Marina…read more Everyone coming in for lunch. They were pretty busy. I chose a salad with grilled salmon. It was fresh and delicious. (Yep, forgot to take pics). I'll be back.

My friend and I went to train at Bay Area Barbell, we saw that Bubbaloo Cafe was 2 minute drive…read moreaway. We arrived around 10:00am, there was a small rush of people. The restaurant is very clean and spacious! The employees were friendly, the cashier recommended me to try the Bubbarrito, which was very delicious. Comes with fresh salsa and cilantro cream sauce. I would rate it 9/10, next time I would ask for the hash brown to be a little bit more crispy for texture. Wait time was about 10 minutes. We also tried the Vietnamese ice coffee, I would rate it 9.5/10 must try! Overall, I give this place 5 stars. If you're in the area, come try it out!

Delicious classic hamburgers served in a nostalgic dinner. You cannot miss coming here when you're…read morecraving a classic hamburger of soft bun, iceberg lettuce, tomato slice and patty right off the grill. The fried mushrooms are a must have side that I always order. Service is quick and when you order, you get a peek of burgers grilling. Al's is perfect for a quick bite with a small group as there are limited tables inside and outside with seating for 2-4 persons. Parking lot is small with a slightly awkward layout but I've always found a spot. Definitely a place to fix that burger craving!

I really wanted to give Al's at least four stars but I couldn't in the end…read more Pros: flame grilled burger. Big. Good bun. Good American cheese. Fries were steaming hot. Cons: veggies were fresh but bland. Fries were pre-cut - Sysco-ish. Big con: one cheese and one bacon cheese burger with shared drink and fries was $35 plus tip. Seems like a ton of money for what I thought was a good backyard style burger but nothing fancy. I think backyard style is the best description of the flavor. A bit dry. Not super juicy. Some char flavor which some will like others will not. Service was friendly but a decade ago one wouldn't dream of tipping at a place like this. Fast food and tips? Huh. Anyway, my sweetie didn't finish her burger because she didn't like the taste. So that dropped it from a 3.5 to a solid 3. Good but not great.

As much as I love Ike's, I've significantly reduced how much I go there because the prices are…read moregetting out of control. I know it's not their fault, as minimum wage grows way out of hand, and they have to pay their employees the same no matter how many or how few customers come through the door. I am OK with a living wage, but there should be a separate "living with your parents" wage that is not as excessively high. Teens whose needs are met by their parents don't need to make $20 an hour making sandwiches. This is what befalls all restaurants, and I don't know how any of them survive. Also, I can't prove it, but I think their sandwiches are getting smaller. This is where they lose a star.

My husband and his bestie remember a time when they visited Ike's first location in the Castro,…read morenever thinking it would grow to the empire it is today. With a franchise location now in El Cerrito (yay!), I can't help but love the fun and quirky sandwich titles like the Jaymee Sirewich and Going Home for Thanksgiving, also all the nodes to Bay Area sports like the Beast Mode and Madison Bumgarner. From the famous Dutch Crunch sandwich rolls to the dirty sauce that's added to every sandwich (secret recipe), to the Caramel Apple Lollipop (very nostalgic to grade school), and Zapp's potato chips with a node to Nola, it's always a good time with Ike's. I recently tried the Mozzarella's Big Cheese: Halal Chicken, Honey Mustard, Real Honey, Provolone (and added avo) on Dutch Crunch. Delicious! You can order your sandwiches also in a bowl, with gluten free bread, or can ask for the innards of the roll to be removed for those that still want some bread but not so carby. To note, you can also request Vegan dirty sauce. They have a pretty cool array of vegan and veggie sandwich options, really catering to all sandwich lovers and folks that don't mind stepping outside the box, getting their hands a little messy, and enjoying an overall exciting experience from the norm. I'm all for it. With this location you can order ahead on the website for pickup, which seems to be the move to beat the school/kiddo rush during peak hours.

I stopped at Barney's on Solano for the veggie basket and a chocolate malt, hoping for the Barney's…read moreexperience I remembered. There was no wait, and the service was good, so the visit started off well. Unfortunately, the food didn't live up to those memories. The vegetables were fried too hard, making the coating difficult to enjoy, and there was an old-oil taste that really took away from the basket. The chocolate malt was okay, but surprisingly light on flavor. I expected a more pronounced chocolate and malt taste. I appreciate the good service, but neither item really delivered this time. This just wasn't the Barney's I remember, and I left disappointed.

I love Barney's, but their pricing is unconscionable…read more A plain burger is $18.95. Skinny, almost imperceptible. slice of cheddar, is $2.25. It doesn't come with fries. This makes the cost of a half-pound burger with cheese, lettuce, tomato, onion, dressing and a pickle spear $21.10. The burger is good. Very high-quality. However, by comparison, the fantastic burger that comes with brie and fries at Wayfair Tavern, Tyler Florence's San Francisco upscale and absolutely gorgeous restaurant, is $26 as of the time of this writing. Barney's used to be reasonable. It has become unreasonable. The sandwiches are unbelievably-priced. Is it a nice place with good food, wonderful staff and great service? For sure. But the cost is a real turn off, so I only go once in a blue moon.