Normally I eat, Teriyaki Char and side of Green bean fries with a drink…read more My dad is original char meal. either me and my dad, or me + dad and my bro and his fiancé. I recently learned on kiosks teriyaki char you can add extra pineapple plus bacon and minus onions, it makes for tasty burger. Well done makes the patty taste crispy. Unseasoned, If we go here I have bring sandwich bag. My brother eats chicken or steak sandwich from what I'm recalling last time we ate in His fiancé had chicken cob salad. It goes fast. Drink selection is interesting: in house tea, juice mix and vitamin water. I decided because cupholder in car only fits regular cups to get regular only from now because I was holding cup of Large cup previously, and I would dropped it because feels too flimsy. Regular size seems more stable. Service is fast and speedy by Togo, and stay to eat. If you stay, it's well lit and very clean. Windows don't have smudges unless you put them there. It's normally my father and Brother's favorite place to go. For Burger ppl.

Oh, Habit Burger - the kiosk ordering is a major fail. So it's the emphasis on reducing human…read moreinteraction. Road travel can be challenging enough, and being treated like only a number isn't satisfying. Dear Hubby and I stopped by on a Friday evening during the long drive from Southern California to the Bay Area. He was hungrier than I was, and I struggled to find something on the lighter side that was still tasty. I had decided on the albacore tuna sandwich and splitting a side of onion rings with DH. Then the drama with the kiosk ordering system began. Onion rings weren't coming up as a choice at all. The kitchen staff (including whoever was suppose to be available to run the regular register in case someone wants to pay with cash or has questions) were all busy, busy doing their things. Their backs were to their customers, which became annoying and rude. I DID have questions, and the kiosk wasn't allowing me to order what I wanted to order. I ended up telling DH what I wanted and gave up to go to the car as I'd forgotten something in there. When I came back he was waiting to fill up our drink cups. He gave me the table number card and I found a table. He said that he did get to speak with a human after all after I'd gone outside. Surprise, surprise! When the food came, my sandwich, while tasty, was super sloppy with too much sauce. I had a hard time eating it without risking wearing part of the 'wich on my clothes. It was an unsatisfying experience on many levels. I don't blame this store, per se - I realize that it's a decision foist on them by management up the food chain. I've always respected the Habit Burger chain, but that feeling took a big hit with the fiasco at the Salinas location. I didn't feel welcome or appreciated. Removing the human connection is a big mistake for any business that requires building customer loyalty. Saving a few bucks on a real worker by installing an ordering kiosk that's not smart is not good business, in my humble opinion. I would not plan to return to this location, and will not have Habit as a top choice for dining out any time soon at other locations.

I hate writing negative reviews. It feels very much like a bar, that realized it had to serve food,…read moreso it pulled together a lackluster lineup of hot chicken items: strips, toast, fries and Mac and cheese. These places are a dime a dozen now, and unless they have that special something, they won't shine too bright. The food was mediocre at best... frozen fries, and overcooked chicken strips. The seasoning is just dumped on and not spicy - the "Medium" was a Carlitos mild. Service was also bizarre... sauce was plain and cheap ketchup. $17 for a mediocre meal... ouch. I applaud the effort. Cool logo, and the Chavela was good... but you're going to have to come with a really amazing food item to hook people. Suggestion?: house made pickles that blow peoples minds. Maybe deep fried pickles or something that the other places don't have. Maybe just chicken that's cooked perfectly and has some spice. You gotta be better than Carlitos, Angry Chikz, and Canes though - and that my friends, will be difficult. The worst part? The location. There will NEVER be enough parking. Every restaurant that has been there failed - big red flag. I wish you luck, but the writings on the wall. I probably won't eat there again, and wouldn't recommend unless you're already drunk.

I read about the opening of this place in the local paper but, because they're not open on Monday…read moreor Tuesday, it took a while to get in. When I did catch it open I found a real dive bar vibe that I really like. Sure, 8 big screen TV's, but I was there in the afternoon so it wasn't really noisy. Lots of good beers on tap, which helped pass the time while I waited for my order. I ordered just a chicken strip and sauce, to judge the baseline. I expected chicken like they serve at Carlitos down the road, breaded and spicy. I was surprised by a strip that was really an entire chicken breast with a coating like fried catfish, not a batter, but a coating with texture and flavor. The chicken was well cooked, moist, and very flavorful. The "original" sauce was kinda ketchup/mayo sauce, but it did actually add to the experience. I'm a fan. I'll come back and ramp up the heat one sauce at a time until I find the balance between hot and flavorful.

I stopped by Portabello's for a Sunday brunch and overall, I had a very nice experience. We were…read moreseated right away and provided menus promptly, which is always a good start. We ordered avocado toast, French toast, banana pecan pancake, house potatoes, and an Aperol spritzer. My avocado toast was served on a single very thick piece of bread, which had a very generous amount of avocado smash and was topped off with this delightful and fresh arugula salad. I added an over easy egg for an extra charge that was the perfect balance. The house salad was simple with butter lettuce, cherry tomatoes, radish, cucumber, with a light lemon house dressing that brought the salad together. It was refreshing. The French toast is pretty standard. Nothing that particularly stood out. The banana pecan pancake was delicious and shared with everyone at the table. The house potatoes were extra crispy on the outside but soft on the inside, which I found particularly satisfying. Overall, we had a pleasant experience and found Portabello's to be a good brunch spot in Salinas. The service was fast, the food portions were big, the food tasted fresh, and it was a nice ambiance. I would definitely return for the avocado toast and potatoes. Side note - I noticed Caesar Salad was misspelled on the menu as "Caeser"

Popped in father's Day brunch and wanted to check it out. There was a wide selection of entrées…read morethat included scrambled eggs, eggs Benedict and loco moco, French toast and pancakes as well as proteins like bacon and sausage. The service was okay as I was half way through my meal before I got coffee and ordered. Bloody Mary which was just okay with a lemon and olive on the stick...celery would have made it look prettier. The restaurant has modern feel in the courtyard area is usually the best place for an outdoor brunch.

My kids and I came here for lunch and found the staff really great and friendly. Smiles freely…read moregiven here! And pretty much the same as with other Five Guys locations, the decor and the feel. Nicely lit with comfortable seating. The prices for the food was just as expected as well. Affordable and not over the top...with the amount of food still the same even if the price has increased a bit. What to do...? The sign of the times...the tariff times! We took the food to go so we can sign in to the hotel we booked nearby. And when we started eating, the food still tasted great and warm in spite of the wait. Great food here for the price!

I placed the order online and the service was amazing. As soon as I placed the order, I left to go…read moreget it and when I walked in I was greeted by everyone and the food was ready!!

I stopped in for a mini chicken salad sandwich on white bread, and as usual, they delivered. The…read moresandwich was fresh, flavorful, and made exactly how I like it. This location the staff is great! Everyone is consistently friendly, welcoming, and helpful. It's clear they take pride in providing great customer service, which makes every visit a positive experience. The store is also always so clean and well maintained. In my opinion, Jersey Mike's is easily the best sandwich chain around. They consistently outperform not only other national sandwich shops but even many locally owned sandwich restaurants. The quality of the ingredients, the freshness, and the overall experience are hard to beat. If you're looking for a great sandwich and excellent service, this location is definitely worth a visit. Highly recommended!

We order at least once a week. The produce is fresh and sandwiches are tasty. They have a new hot…read morejersey mikes Italian sub that is worth a try.

We were lucky enough to have a late lunch here but the key highlight to the meals was not just the…read morefood but the phenomenal service we received. Fred went above and beyond to make us feel like we were not only patrons but family. It's rare to have an experience like this and because of the service we received from Fred we will be loyal Stonies customers.

I was dubious given their 3 star rating but that wasn't my experience. I had the brisket macaroni…read moreand the pulled pork grilled cheese and they were both delicious. The macaroni was my favorite though. I also had a flight of beers and was very satisfied! Waiter was great too

Best pastrami sandwich outside of New York. my wife said her corn muffin which was huge was the…read morebest she ever had. Service was outstanding. Excellent parking. Cant wait to go back.

Unfortunately, our experience was disappointing. I ordered the meatloaf, and the sauce was so salty…read morethat it overwhelmed the dish. My wife and son were also disappointed with their main dishes, the hanger steak wrap and grilled cheese sandwich, although both the regular fries and sweet potato fries were good. The floor was noticeably dirty and sticky during our visit, which made the overall experience less than pleasant.

I have no idea how this place ever got a bad review. We were greeted with a smile and taken to a…read morewindow booth. The staff were fast and the service was excellent. But the best part was the food. Generous portions, fresh and everything was tasty. I was raveling but if I was ever back in town, this would s must stop. The decor was excellent, it was very clean and again the service and food were great.

I have visited First Awakenings several times over the years, mostly for breakfast, but today my…read moreson and I decided to try lunch instead. I ordered the tuna melt and he got the chicken Caesar salad. The tuna melt was honestly really good. The sourdough bread was toasted nicely and I loved that crispy layer of cheese on the outside because that is a special tray and my favorite part of any melt sandwich. The tuna salad itself was flavorful. It came with potatoes that unfortunately were probably the only miss for me. They seemed like they were not reheated all the way, so they had that slightly cold, rubbery texture. They also serve this little cucumber and tomato salad on the side that was absolutely delicious and honestly such a nice fresh side to my sandwich. My son wasn't too impressed with the Caesar salad because he said the dressing tasted watery, but other than that everything else he liked - the chicken was flavorful and nicely cooked, the salad was fresh and crunchy. Service and atmosphere were nice. Overall, I would definitely come back for lunch again. Breakfast is also great here, so I would recommend both.