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    Gott's

    3.7 (62 reviews)
    ModerateBurgers, Salad, American
    Open 10:00 am - 9:00 pm
    Updated 2 months ago

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    Ahi burger, beef burger,sweet potato fries, Brussels sprouts
    Cris I.

    Gott's very first SoCal location opened at the Original Farmer's Market in Fairfax. I go to the Grove a lot and had been here way too many times already. The first thing I tried was the ahi burger with sweet potato fries. The other items I love are the chicken sandwich and Brussels sprouts. The ahi taco is also very good. I loved everything so far that I kept coming back whenever I get the chance. They have a lot of indoor and outdoor seating. I love the ambiance and atmosphere here. Staff are very friendly. They already know me by name because I'd been a regular customer.

    Ahi tuna tacos are a MUST
    Breana A.

    Finally made it to the new location in SoCal and it was just as great as the NorCal locations. Zach (manager) and Whitney (server) provided great service to myself and those seated around me all evening. Super attentive, helpful, and personable. Got the absolutely perfect tuna tacos with their onion rings and the secret sauce + spicy mayo. Great combo paired with game 3 of the nba finals, couldn't ask for more. Can't wait to keep coming back.

    Diet Coke
    Mica M.

    On a quest to try all the menu items. This time it was the chicken tenders with a side of sweet potato fries. All good. Also, my dog loves coming here and sitting out on the patio.

    Ice cream menu
    Lianne P.

    Good neighborhood spot for soft serve. Pretty extensive menus for topics. Not the best quality on the world but scratches the itch for $4-$5. The win-dow at the grove has better soft serve IMO with larger portion size. Staff was very nice, I asked for more sprinkles and they did their best! Will need to come back to try the full Menu. Seating inside and outside is nice. Inside is casual. Validated parking for the farmers market parking lot.

    Seasonal Soft Shell Crab Sandwich/ w fries
    Nino M.

    Sandwich was decent probably too much Cole slaw and it remind me of a po'boy. Service was great people had great energy here and it's pretty open and clean!

    Easy Disposal
    Stevo O.

    The service here is excellent and all the staff are friendly and nice. At first I thought it was an East Coast restaurant, but found it was established in northern California. Today's special was softshell crab burgers, which were done just right. I'm not sure whether any sauce came with it, but having crab just plain was great. Something that surprised me was the Elote served, as it's not common for restaurants having Elote on a Continental type of cuisine. I am happy they did though because Elote is always good any time of day. It's located right next to Dupar's which I consider an anchor store for Farmer's Market!

    Teriyaki chicken burger. Gruyère and caramelized onion burger.
    Leonard K.

    I've been wanting to eat at this place for so long, ever since I saw the sign go up at the Farmer's Market at the grove. It opened a few weeks ago, but I was on a budget back then, so I didn't try it. However, I went today, and it absolutely did not disappoint. This place is amazing. The first thing I did was try the cheese fried, and the cheese they have melted on top of them doesn't taste like any other cheese fry that I've ever had. It's a bit more rich and the texture is different, but they put things like jalapeños and other things in it (not sure exactly as I picked the artichokes and just ate the fries because they were in front of me). Next, the artichokes were so good. Half of them came fried, and the other half came boiled with some rubs on them. It was so good and the artichokes paired well with their aioli, along with their Portland sourced ketchup and mustard, hot sauce, their mayo too and also their spicy mayo. I took a bite of my friend's chicken sandwich. I don't like teriyaki. It was ok. It wasn't as sweet as other teriyaki places. But I still didn't like it, because it's teriyaki... if that wasn't on it, I would've probably enjoyed it. The chicken was cooked well. While I was debating between a Cuban sandwich and the Gruyère and caramelized onion burger, I was encouraged to go with the burger. It was phenomenal. The first bite had all the flavor you want out of caramelized onions, mixed with the joys that come with melted Gruyere. The bun has a nice texture to it. They fill up the burger so some ingredients fall out of it, meaning they aren't skimping on ingredients. And the taste is exactly what you want from a burger like that. The service is cool. You order at the counter, they give you a buzzer and you pick up your food from the other side. They have a self service water filter, which I like. The ambiance is chill and big. You can bring pets, but don't let them sit on the chairs, or someone will say something. Probably because all their furniture is absolutely brand new, so I get it, but my friend was a little taken aback by that. But yeah, solid place overall. Definitely coming back.

    Teriyaki Fried Chicken Sandwich. The bread was inedible.
    Ari R.

    Unfortunately Gott's LA is nothing like Napa. We ordered the Ahi burger, fried chicken sandwich, onion rings and a shake. The bread they use is this dry, crumbly, flavorless brioche. It ruined both sandwiches. Apparently they couldn't get the same bread down here so they are serving this. A potato bun would be far preferable or whatever bread they use at their other locations. The onion rings were like something you'd get at a miniature golf snack bar. Flavorless. I'm shocked that they opened without matching the quality of their other restaurants. I'd avoid for a year until they figure things out.

    Sarah S.

    Gott's is definitely in it's soft opening still with some kinks to work out - they were rearranging condiment placements today and weren't sure what to do for carryout containers - but I'm so glad they've come to the Farmers Market! Official opening isn't until March 6th so let them keep working on service issues until then! :) I love the vibes of Gott's which is quick & easy eating with indoor & outdoor seating. It's nice and chill to sit in their outdoor seats doing a bit of classic Farmers Market people watching. Very friendly staff and very on top of cleaning things up around the restaurant! I love that they offer a plain hot dog for $10 as I'm a basic girl. It gives me vibes of being at a friend's backyard BBQ. The sweet potato fries were so good! They are dusted with chili spice and that packs a punch but they come with housemade ranch sauce to weaken the blow. Gott's is known for their burgers first and foremost, so had to try their Californian and just loved it. It was a solid burger - not smash, no pub - just a good ol' 'regular' style burger! It came with a fried egg, gruyère cheese, Zoe's bacon, arugula, balsamic onions & mayo on a toasted sesame brioche bun. That argula was so nice and fresh that it added a really nice balance to the burger. Most important advice = do not sleep on their desserts! Their soft serve is legendary! I actually went with their Cookies & Cream shake made with real Oreos. Their hand spun shakes use organic ice cream & milk and goodness is it good! I had to stop myself from guzzling it down before my food was ready! I also tried their chocolate chip cookie because it looked so darn good sitting by their registers. Loved that, too! Overall I'm so happy Gott's has come to LA! It's a great new option at the Farmers Market with good vibes.

    Melissa W.

    I was so excited to finally try this place since my best friend from NorCal has been talking about it forever. It definitely lived up to the hype. It's such a great new quick-service option at the Farmers Market, and the prices are very reasonable. We tried:: Citrus & Avocado Chop-Romaine & red leaf lettuce tossed with grilled asado spice-rubbed chicken, cilantro-pumpkin seed dressing, oranges, tomatoes, black beans, pickled red onions & quinoa, topped with avocado, toasted pumpkin seeds & Cotija cheese. Ahi Burger-Sushi grade Ahi tuna seared rare with ginger wasabi mayo, Asian slaw & cilantro on a toasted egg bun. Ahi Poke Crispy Tacos-Ahi poke (Hawaiian-style, raw, marinated, sushi-grade ahi tuna), sliced avocado, green cabbage & cilantro slaw, green onions, toasted sesame seeds & spicy mayo in crispy taco shells. 3 tacos per order. Sweet Potato Fries-Chili spice-dusted & served with house-made ranch. Fries-Fried crisp & lightly salted. Caramel Sundae Everything was fresh and flavorful, and you can tell the ingredients are high quality. I also love that there's seating both inside and outside, and parking was super easy. I'm already excited to come back and try a different salad next time.

    Chicken teriyaki sandwich  Brussel sprouts
    Natalie F.

    This is a welcome addition to the Farmers Market. It has some different things to offer and a great dedicated patio. I was able to take advantage of the soft opening and try several items. The stand outs were the chicken teriyaki sandwich, brussels sprouts, garlic fries, and strawberry lemonade. The teriyaki chicken sandwich was topped with a nice spicy slaw. The outer leaves of the Brussels sprouts were deliciously charred and crisp. Service was fast and friendly despite it being the first week of serving. They also generously supported those of us picketing across the street with hot dogs on two occasions. The hot dogs had a nice bite to them and the toasted bun elevated it. Pricing is on par with other places in the market. I can see going for a light meal (or girl dinner) with an appetizer or side and a glass of wine or beer and it being a reasonably priced option. This spot has had a lot of turnover in recent years but I can see Gott's maintaining a lasting presence.

    James G.

    No, not a fan of this place. I ordered the Western Bacon Blue Ring, my spouse ordered the Crispy Teriyaki Chicken Sandwich, and we split an order of cheese fries. We didn't order drinks and the total still came to $43 and change. After paying, we were handed a buzzer so we could pick up our food when it was ready. Right after swiping my card, the screen asked how much I wanted to tip. For what exactly? Taking my order and handing me a buzzer? We found a seat. There was seating inside and outside. It was a nice day, we sat at a picnic style table outside. About 15 minutes later the buzzer rang. I picked up the food, was told where the condiments were, and sat back down. My first thought was: this is what $43 gets you? I hope it's good. I grabbed a cheesy fry first. It should have been cheesy, with some heat from the jalapeños and flavor from the onions -- but none of that came through. It tasted more like a generic sauce than anything else. After a few bites of my burger, I actually wondered if I got the right order. I checked the receipt and the burger. The blue cheese was good, but the burger itself was dry. I couldn't really tell there was an onion ring on it, and I couldn't taste the bacon at all. The staff was friendly, and since it was the grand opening they were clearly overstaffed. While we were eating, we were asked at least three times if they could clear our trash. When I got up to refill my water and came back, my fork had been cleared away with the tray. For $43, I expected a lot more than this.

    Cheeseburger, onion rings and kids chicken tender meal. About $31.
    Crystal S.

    Service was great. You order at the register so no waiting at a table for service. I ordered the softshell crab sandwich for $29. Definitely not worth dit. It was quite small and salty. The bun overpowered the sandwich. I did like the lemony slaw. Next time I'll stick with the softshell from Gumbo Pot.

    The garlic fries are DELICIOUS!

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    Best fries at the grove (per me and toddler). Stroller friendly. Vibes. You can get alcohol here.

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    Amazing food and amazing service! Gotts did such a great job hiring sweet and enthusiastic employees. And I love everything I've had here

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    The frosé was the star of the show for me, and the ice cream was also very delicious, but the fish tacos fell a little flat for me.

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    Fantastic service, great quality of burgers, delicious shakes and a great staple from Napa Valley. Love the Dodger sprinkle cookies too

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    Service was a bit off. I asked for an open tab at the bar and got closed out. Fries taken away before I finished. Attentive nonetheless.

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