this place is great, the falafel Buddha bowl is insanely good. Also good selection of beers and…read morethey have the best Yerbas

Haven't been in years. One of my favorite Buddha bowls! They are on point. Today I have to shout…read moreout to a person with green hair, said their name was Kate...... THANK YOU . For the patience, kindness and energetic enthusiasm. I will take not only my personal business back! But I will be sending my professional business your way. Thank you

Good service and food was on point. Clean seating with good music. easy off street parking. Would…read morecome back and sit and eat again.

Hidden spot for a good breakfast croissant sandwich, bacon or sausage. You actually feel like you…read moregot your monies worth. Good flavor and portion size. The staff are very friendly and if you're a veteran 20% off... nice! Check it out

I don't fear the street food. Some people do. As Thucydides said: The bravest are those who see…read morewhat is before them -- glory and danger alike -- and go out to meet it. I'd like to think that's me, but Aristotle was probably closer to describing my kind of bravery: Moral excellence is a habit......we become brave by doing brave acts. Ari, true dat, because I've practiced eating the street food, and it's made me brave. In a prior Yelp, I praised the street-food vendors in Portland for producing the best fast food I've ever tasted, hands down. Plop me down in Vientiane, Laos (please), and first thing I'm doing is checking out some street food, Bourdain-style. Busy day, I was at the Post Office and hadn't yet had lunch at 2:00. I was on my way from the P.O. to Mike's Barber Shop. I was starving. I saw the hot dog stand sitting in front of the Post Office..... Soggy bun. Ancient steamed Polish dog that the proprietor nuked back to just above ambient temperature. Available condiments: yellow mustard and catsup dispensers, and little packets of mayo -- that's it. The mustard dispenser was empty after one pump. Odd taste to the Polish dog. I felt sick for the next six hours. Not food poisoning, but just that queazy feeling where your stomach is saying, "WTF? :::urp::: WTFF?" Two comps come to mind, one familiar to many readers, and one perhaps less familiar: (1) Costco serves up a better Polish Dog with a better selection of condiments. Hot Diggity Dog comes nowhere near meeting this modest standard. (2) Fast Weenies is little more than an immobile hot dog cart where you can get spicy mustard, onions, sauerkraut, jalapeños, and home-made sun tea. Fast Weenies leaves Hot Diggity Dog choking in it's dust, and it's not even on wheels. I don't feel like being nice, because the owner of this fart-cart isn't even trying. Run away.

Hot Diggity Polish Dog on free-chips Friday! Very friendly owner/operator!…read more I sat in the shade on a bench with a cool breeze blowing and the sound of a locomotive approaching. Priceless.

Amazing service from a nice young lady…read more Great Dam Hot burger. Atmosphere was perfect. Value lunch menus were a deal.

Exactly as advertised. Double dam with fries and a…read moremilkshake Burger was great. Shoestring fries on point. Shake yummy. Fry sause worth all .25 cents. A Redding institution.

I was busy at working on a Saturday, and I was looking for a place to eat, and I ran across this…read morelittle eatery, Shorty's Eatery to be specific. The description was American and Filipino food. Right away I knew I had to go. Where I'm from, there are no Filipino restaurants anywhere and I grew up with a lot of Filipino friends, so I was kind of having a craving for some Filipino food. I've driven by this place a bunch of times not realizing what it was. First of all, the place is really cute, rustic and sort of antique. They do have lots of American flags all over the place but given the location, that makes perfect sense. The menu includes burgers, sandwiches, and Filipino food! I tried the chicken adobo plate, which they only serve on weekends, and this was recommended by a gentleman while I was waiting in line to order. Really glad I picked this plate. The chicken was hot and tender and flavorful, and the pancit and lumpia were excellent! I drive by this location at least twice a month, so I'll definitely be stopping by again .

Filipino food! Amazing lumpia and pancit. Grab a Filipino…read morelunch platter available weekends only on the way to the lake. Lumpia Lumpia Lumpia Lumpia Lumpia!!

Service was amazing! And the food too, fries were crispy and they give you so many literally…read morecovered the bag the burger was so good and juicy. Every bite was amazing and I got to customize the burger how I wanted no extra charges! Place was also really clean!

Exactly what I would expect from a Five Guys. Friendly service, good burgers, heaps of fries.read more

Friendly little place with nice people. Loved the simple menu and easy going feel of the place…read more The ugly burger is a patty shaped to fit an oblong Franz sandwich roll. That's it. The quality of the burger meat is excellent. I loved the burger bar where you can build your own burger with sauce and toppings to your heart's content. Fries served hot. Salt yourself at table. Fresh brewed tea was perfect. Although not a cheap lunch, Highly recommended!

Very good hamburgers. Reminded me of my barbecue burgers my dad made. It is self serve but very…read moresimple

This is one of my favorite Red Robin locations. Have been coming here for a little over a year. I…read morelove how the burgers don't fall apart after taking a bite. Really delicious fries; we enjoy both the steak fries and sweet potato fries. The service is amazing. Love the decor and overall ambiance.

Not $9.99, unless you order a soft drink, did't tell us, and I did not ask for a five dollar…read morerefund, but, really? should we have to? and zero happy hour, for what we paid would have much rather not spent it at a Chain, oh and burger is half the size of the picture, it's kinda cute for a dbl. burger.