This is such a cute restaurant. I went here with a group of 4 for some pre-dinner drinks and apps…read more We were adventurous with our drink selection: -Succotash: weird but in an expected way. The menu is very clear about what you're in for. - Lavender Sgroppino: basically a fancy alcoholic frozen lemonade, everything I wanted it to be! - Irish Coffee and Parmesan: this was... interesting. The base drink, basically a frozen espresso martini, was good, but the topper cheese was SOOO salty. If that's your vibe, try it! We switched out for a brut, which was lovely. The apps were excellent! We got the smoked salmon sliders and the 100 layer, both of which were well-designed and very tasty. Our waiter was excellent. Super attentive without being invasive, very fast service. And the vibe of the place is so cute. Will DEFINITELY be coming back for the full dinner!

I'm just not a Marina person. I don't wear designer athletic-leisure outfits or hang out with my…read morefrat bros all these years later. That's why you rarely see me lurking about on Chestnut St. However, here I was looking for a bite to eat before heading home to the tenements. I had heard of this spot because I heard the double smashburger was pretty tasty. There were a lot of people out on the patio but not a single diner inside. Guess where I sat. Not in a burger mood, I first went with an indulgent treat, the $11 Brioche French Toast Bites, five of them dusted with powdered sugar and accompanied by maple syrup (Photo 8). Quite tasty and gone in seconds. I followed this up with a surprisingly healthy choice, the $18 Dirty Girl Castelfranco Salad, an exceptional mix of sugar snap peas, sunchokes, cara cara, and sunflower seeds tossed in citrus vinaigrette (Photo 9). Did I turn into a Marina man? Uh, not quite. FOOD - 4 stars...tasty choices for a light lunch beyond their burgers AMBIANCE - 4 stars...nice when it's empty in the middle of the afternoon SERVICE - 4.5 stars...really attentive server, enthusiastic follow-through TOTAL - 4 stars...Marina outsiders are welcome here RELATED - Exploring the Marina? Here's a collection of places I've visited and reviewed: https://yelp.to/WrzRjort2Q

Hands down the best pies in the area. Ordered three large pepperonis for a game night, and they…read morenailed the execution. Arrived piping hot, perfectly sliced, and the crust kept its crunch all the way home. They don't skimp on the toppings, the pepperoni curls up into those perfect little crispy cups, and the price is completely fair for the quality. Our new official go-to spot.

I love that SF has a tear and dip bagel spot! The line goes quick because the menu is simple. Also…read morethere's an efficient assembly line of just two people lol. There's a variety of bagels from plain, sesame, poppy, everything, egg everything, pumpernickel, pumpernickel everything, and others I'm forgetting. Each bagel is $3. Dips were $6-10 and it came in a pretty sizeable tub. I really liked the pumpernickel! It had the rougher texture of a classic bagel and the soft sweet taste in the dough. Paired it with the scallion dip yum. The dip consistency was perfect!

Great burger..9.9/10 Would be 10/10 if they ditch the…read morebutter pickle for a snappy dill pickle.

Food here is incredible! I got the little Louie burger and it was still enormous. Burger was juicy…read moreand cooked to perfection with crispy edges; brioche bun was fluffy and succulent. Onion rings were crisp city and to die for flavorful! It took every fiber of my self control not to order one of their milkshakes - the special was a sweet corn flavor. Corn flavor is my entire personality. Maybe next time! Service is attentive but can be a little slow because they are cooking everything from scratch. Casual ambience with a little buzzer they give you at the register and when it buzzes you come up and pick up your food. Crayons and stickers for the kiddos!

San Francisco has all types of burgers available at many different restaurants. The burgers can…read morerange from fast foods like Mc Donald's like their Mc Arch to king of fast food burgers also known as Burger King ( who says there are no kings). Then there are smash burgers which has been the craze for a few years already. Then there are burgers known for their sauce like the animal style sauce at In-N-Out . Burgers in SF can get cheesy . Everybody has any reason to say it's a better burger whether it's for the purple onions, pickles , or buns. There is a place which serves the Cali Burger. On a West Portal stroll there is a burger place which sells the Cali Burger. The Cali Burger means fresher ingredients usually locally sourced in California. Calibur is the place to get an organic grass fed burger. I got the double cheese burger with Calibur sauce. It was tasty and it had great flavor along with a soft bun. The fresh grass fed cheese burger pairs well to eat with cheese fries in SF. The fries were crispy and saucy and got a bit messy. Calibur also sells chili cheese dogs along with different flavors of shake including Neapolitan. Overall a good place to fresh grass fed cheese burger on a bun. You can get organic beef that's grass "fed"with Calibur sauce "spread" and a soft fresh bun "bread"although they don't have onion rings or purple onions you can get raw with yellow onions or the onions that are "red" The organic ingredients locally grown under the California "sun" get a grass fed cheeseburger medium or well "done" take a shot with Calibur and I ain't talking about a weapon like a "gun" but get something loaded with beef and cheese on a "bun"

I've never seen a place offer chili and garlic fries but serve the chili and garlic on the side. It…read morecame across as lazy, but I guess it can also be efficient for the staff. Not sure if the cashier was not paying attention or if it was too big of an order, but a few of our burgers were messed up and missing things that we requested like grilled onions instead of raw and pickles. The burger was manageable. Although the sauces came on the side, the fries were cooked well. As we were eating, a line started to form. But instead of acknowledging them, a guy came out from the back with his hoodie on and focused on packing to-go orders. When he was done, we greeted them at the cashier. He did not look happy at all. It was a good try and it was my fiancee's fave spot once upon a time, but i don't understand what's so good about this place.

stopped by gott's ferry building for lunch with a group, the vietnamese chicken salad was…read moresurprisingly good and the fried chicken paired well with the rest of the salad and the dressing! super crunchy and flavorful. the fries, sweet potato fries, onion rings, and impossible nuggets were all delicious as well. i would recommend ordering ahead and going to eat there! the ferry building location has nice ambiance especially with the open aire seating. would definitely go back for some classic american fare!

Closer to a 3.5 rating than anything else. The line for this spot on a weekend afternoon looked…read moremanageable but the wait ended up being longer than anticipated. They had 3 or so workers but the setup didn't look conducive to getting through orders quickly, with essentially one person just stationed at the iPad to charge customers. Would have been a higher rating if service was a bit faster & better but still a decent spot I'd revisit. The shop is in the iconic Ferry Building so lots to eat & shop around the area. I had the organic vanilla soft serve with a kid's cone & it was delicious, perfectly creamy & great portion size. Prices are about what you would expect in SF. I would come back to try their dairy-free vanilla soft serve!

Probably the best burgers we've had in SF (...yet!)…read more They have a set menu with 2 burger options and fries. The burgers are pricey but worth it. The smash burger was probably my favorite. I also lovvved the fries with the yummy seasoning. Would definitely come back with friends! Although there was a line, it moves quickly and the staff were great. You place your order inside, and then wait outside until your name is called. There are a couple of benches just outside if you fancy sitting out. Will be coming back!

Tried this place for the first time and I will say the meat it self was delish HOWEVER... my bun…read morewasn't toasted and I don't like mayo on my burger and when I asked to remove the mayo and add the secret sauce I was told very rudely no. He then said he would put it on the side. He didn't. After spending $140 on 3 burgers, a fries, 3 cookies and 3 waters... I expected better. I am very disappointed with the service we received and let's not forget the money that was spent. I would have to agree with some of the 1 star reviews. JUST DO BETTER

Just plain excellent. Fries too. Milkshake phenomenal. Employees great. I tried to hit it the next…read moreday on the way to the airport. Not enough time.

Ate there twice since new owners…read more I ordered delivery the week before and was served a very disappointing meal.. the $30 kobe burger was like one ounce of beef smashed down and crunchy as if it was deep fried. fries cold. I had to visit them in person to see what happened. I had their sweet potato fries and a $30 kobe burger, with everything. burger was dry, didn't taste like kobe beef.. any authentic Japanese ingredient is difficult to find served by San Francisco Restaurants.. Even multi starred restaurants serve fake stuff.. used to be just one or two celebrity chefs.. but now I guess the rest have to compete, and it gets down to this level. Last year rated one of the best in San Francisco.. now.. worth nothing.

Great burgers, all the extra fixings you can imagine. Ok…read morefries & onion rings. Great shakes, not too thick. Fried avocado tacos ok cool. The chocolate chip cookies are hella good, soft and chewy! Friendly staff. It's a busy & fast burger joint during lunch and games. I definitely recommend. I will come back.

Went to a giants game and Gotts happened to be near our parking garage so we stopped for a bite…read morebefore the game because let's face it, ballpark food super expensive. Inside had plenty of seating with some outside seating as well. Unfortunately the outside seating was closed for a private event. Ordering was done at the counter and was quick and easy. They do not leave the soda fountain machine out so you do have to walk back up to the counter for refills. I got the bacon and blue burger. The bacon was a little chewy but otherwise a decent burger. Loved the Brussel sprouts but wished it had a balsamic glaze. The 3 way artichokes were also equally delicious, loved the dipping sauce it came with.