Honestly came back for a quick lunch! Wasn't able to get these crispy fried chicken out of my head…read more. Spicy Soy Garlic is by far my favorite flavor. Service was quick as well, which is good because I was hungry! Will be back for more !

And I didn't think I could find crispy chicken wings, as good as the ones from China Kitchen and El…read moreSobrante but I was wrong. Vons Korean Fried chicken wings are the bomb! I was hungry for chicken wings but didn't want to drive all the way across town to China kitchen so I looked for an alternative while I was in Concord for a Macys run. This place specializes in fried chicken wings. They even sell flats only. I'm in heaven. Wings are expertly fried and surprisingly well seasoned. I recommend trying this place out. Hopefully you'll enjoy them as much as I did.

Food - The classic burger was super yummy, I would definitely get it again. The regular garlic…read morefries and spicy curly fries were on point. The spicy curly fries weren't even spicy at all. The reese's peanut butter milkshake was delicious. I got the large and it's basically the size of two smalls. Service - Our waiter was super nice, she would check on our table once in a while. Ambiance - The setting was clean, I sat indoors and it was organized. The outdoor seating had more tables than the indoor. Overall, I would definitely come back for burgers and shakes!

Solid burger spot, would go back. Got the Classic with cheese and the skinny fries, and the burger…read morewas cooked exactly how I wanted it. No notes there. The fries are thin-cut and crispy, the kind you keep picking at after you're full. Staff was attentive and actually helpful, not just going through the motions. Came in on a weekday and it wasn't crowded, so service was quick. They've got 80s music playing, which set a nice low-key mood for lunch. There's outdoor seating if you want it, and they take Apple Pay, which is handy. The drink selection is better than you'd expect for a burger place. Decent beer list plus a few whites and reds, so it works for a casual dinner too, not only a quick lunch. Nothing here blew me away enough for five stars, but nothing went wrong either. It's a reliable spot to grab a good burger without much fuss. Go on a weekday if you want it quiet, and get the Classic. The fries are worth adding.

#1 Deluxe Meal. Means the sandwich has lettuce, tomato, cheese, pickles. Non deluxe is a plain…read morenaked sandwich. $13.75 with tax Room temperature fries. Not crispy. Lacks flavor. Drink was fine. Coke Zero. No strange aftertaste. Sandwich lacked flavor. It wasn't hot either. This isn't our favorite place, but it's convenient and open late which is a huge plus.

The tortillas at this location on the breakfast burrito seem to always be stale compared to the…read moreWalnut Creek location on North Main and the Willows location. In addition, this location has made a decision not to use trade liners, which I do not like. The fries spill out onto the tray, which I do not like. I'd rather spill out onto a clean brand new tray liner.

I have always wanted to try their rotating Wednesday special here at Chef Burger, and u have been…read moreeyeing mainly the first Wednesday, their Sauerbraten. Luckily, I had the day off and was able to quickly snag one during lunch time. They were quite busy but still had a few amount of open seating. The lady who helped me was very nice and she was welcoming. She helped me with my to go order and packaged everything nearly for me. Sauerbraten: You get three pieces of their meat with three pieces of potato, along with their cabbage and a roll. I had a salad on the side as well. This was actually quite filling for a meal. I was able to eat half of it and will save the other half for later. The gravy was good and not overpowering and the meat was cooked right. The potatoes were a bit soft, only because of the gravy. Still, the meal overall was very delicious. This is a special I would get again. Overall, a very nice family feeling diner. Can't wait to come back again.

Walt reporting for Walt's Adventures from Pleasant Hill, California from the oldest diner in the…read morecity... The Giant Chef. It is always a challenge to try new eateries for you never can anticipate your experience. This eatery has both indoor and outdoor dining and an extensive menu. What immediately brought a smile to myself were their hours. They are open for breakfast and lunch only closing at 2. They are closed on Mondays as if to say, "No way.... We don't do Mondays." A restaurant after my own heart. This diner claims to be the oldest in Pleasant Hill and, if it is true, I can see why. The service was excellent. We never saw the bottom of our beverages and I dare say we waited a full 15 minutes before receiving our meals. I sampled their fried chicken... moist and filled with flavor. Their pancakes were fantastic and their Cole slaw... I could have consumed it all if I had not been so full from my meal. If you are looking for a gem in Pleasant Hill at decent prices... seek out The Giant Chef. I will be returning.

Really amazing food!!!! I don't actually eat there but I get food to go!! I love their take on the…read morePhilly Cheesesteak!! I had the cheesesteak, Caesar salad, and fried onions/french fries/sausage a couple of days ago. Their cheesesteak is divine!!! The only thing negative I have to say is that the onions they put on are wayyyyy too big, chop them up in smaller pieces!! I order a side of aus ju!! Dipping the sandwich in their gravy is phenomenal!! I love their crispy onion rings, the salad is always incredible, I do have to add cracked peppercorns Sausage is also ok, it was an app so o could care less.

I started at Five Stars and deducted for ROOKIE MISTAKES. I think they're 3.4 Stars…read more But they have a lot going for them, so I am writing a detailed review. * A Five Star rating would have been for such a great 'Two For One Deal' on Instacart and the quality/taste/presentation/value in general. * With the great deal I got 5 items for $39.93, before tip. The prices are the total Instacart prices, including the extras. * GOOD: It was pretty tasty, and they did a lot of things right. * BAD: Red Onion skins on both hamburgers as well as the salads. Didn't peel the Red Onions enough before they sliced them. That's pretty bad. Rookie. I would have rounded up to four stars if it weren't for that! * The $18.50 Buckhorn Burgers were generally good: + Extra Burger Patty ($3.00), + Bacon ($1.50), + Caramelized Onions ($0.50), + Red Onion ($0.25), + Roadhouse Onions ($0.50), + Tomatoes ($0.25), + Swiss ($0.50) The burger portions were very generous - in retrospect the Extra Patty was not needed, and the buns were very good. I enjoyed the Roadhouse Onions. BUT: you could taste grease on the patties! BAD! They weren't rare, but I understand that it's tough to do in food delivery. And no ketchup/mustard/mayo options on a delivery order. That's un-American. They needed more pickle presence on the hamburger. An extra pickles option would have been nice. * I enjoyed the $15.25 Roadhouse Salad: mixed greens, string beans, tomatoes, sweet walnuts, Roadhouse Onions, bleu cheese crumbles + Side Honey Lime Dressing ($0.50), + Red Onion ($0.25), + Tomatoes ($0.25) and the Honey Lime Dressing immensely. EXCEPT for the Red Onion skins! I really liked the addition of string beans, would have even been better if they had been pickled. Never underestimate pickles (acid) when eating grilled meat! Extra credit for being able to substitute Honey Lime Dressing for the Honey Basil Vinaigrette. * The litmus test, because I'm a certified Kansas City barbecue judge, was the $12.50 Burnt Ends + Roadhouse onions, Au jus. If you're going to do them you have to do them right, and your entire brisket for that matter. Except firstly THESE WEREN'T BRISKET, they were tri-tip!!! BAD. So they were a shortcut to begin with. Just so people are fully aware, the menu item name would be better stated Tri-tip Burnt Ends. They must be fully fork-tender, *connective tissue broken down*, and the fat properly rendered. Burnt ends must have: * A tender, yielding interior--not chewy * Deep-brown, developed bark on multiple surfaces * Caramelized edges without acrid, carbonized, or genuinely burnt flavor. These were tasty and so I would score them highly on taste, but they failed principally on tenderness and bark. development.

is located at Sunvalley shopping center food court. They offer a variety corn dogs such as Rice…read morecake corn dog, Potato mozzarella corn dog, Cheddar and sausage corn dog, and Mozzarella and sausage corn dog. They also have fried and fried chickens. I had the corndog with half sausage and half cheese. There is a 7 minute wait which they will tell you ahead of time, and the order arrived in a timely manner. The corndog is hot and crunchy, the sauce I chose is cheese which I really like. the corndogs are similar but better than Devil n Angel in my opinion. It is right next to Plus82 Korean BBQ which is also Korean. Koko is great for snacks and plus82 for heavy meals lunch or dinner. Overall thi is an interesting place to try.

Came here for the korean style corndogs this past Sunday. Service was fast and friendly, and there…read morewas plenty of seating available at the Sunvalley mall food court. I ordered the mozzarella and sausage, and cheddar and sausage. The breading was light and airy, but in terms of the filling, I preferred the former with the stretchy cheese and standard mini sausage at the bottom of the stick. The cheddar was a little too rich in flavor, not bad, but not as melty and delicious as the mozzarella version.

Had the grilled chicken tiki masala at the Pleasant Hill Blues and Brews Fest and it was yummy!…read moreGreat curry sauce and a generous portion! Highly recommend!

A 15-20 minute wait from a food truck (and for mediocre food at best, mind you) is not worth the…read morebelittling and condescending responses you receive from whoever is angrily working the order & pickup windows. For a $17 plate, telling someone to take their change out of the tip jar themselves, unpreparedness and lack of food actually available from the menu, and a consistently intimidating attitude is not something you'd expect--or want--to have at your event. You are a customer-facing business. Running out of menu items happens, and mistakes happen. What isn't acceptable is treating customers with open hostility. Every interaction felt tense, demanding, and unnecessarily confrontational. The person working the window spoke to us in a condescending manner and gave us an angry, annoyed look throughout what should have been a simple transaction. We left feeling like we were a burden just for placing an order. Good food can make up for a lot, but it doesn't make up for an experience that leaves customers feeling unwelcome. We won't be returning--and will matching their energy by encouraging those around us to plan elsewhere for food options. Do better. Be better.

Buffalo wings, fries, a Diet Coke. What's not pictured is the tasty cheesecake. The wings had a…read moregreat crispy outside layer. Hit the spot, fast service, and nice employees!!

Bay Area Muchiez Food Truck was at Stanford University for the fan appreciation. Limited on choices…read morewe decided to try them out. Smash Burger: beef patty, cheese, lettuce, tomato, onions, pickles, and BAM Sauce +$3 extra beef patty (4/5). Tasty smash burger though, the potato bun fell apart quite quickly. I was pleasantly surprised when I opened the box and saw crinkle cut fries were included. As we were thinking of ordering some but decided to get something in the Stanford Stadium.