This review is for the Stockton location. Lodi doesn't serve breakfast…read more I had the Chicken Fried Steak breakfast (yes, they serve full breakfast menu) the meal was really good. I know this isn't a good match but I had to try a chocolate shake. They're made with real ice cream! All in all I really enjoyed felt comfortable and welcome.

Definitely not impressed with our visit to Moo Moo's. We stopped in on a Sunday afternoon and it…read morewasn't busy at all. The man behind the counter/kitchen area simply pointed us toward a table--no greeting, no welcome, and just an overall unfriendly and uninviting feeling. We ordered a burger and a chicken sandwich. Both were just okay--nothing terrible, but definitely nothing that made us want to come back or order them again. Lodi is such a cute town with so many great food options, and unfortunately, this one just didn't stand out for us. We probably won't return. If you're looking for a good burger, I'd recommend checking out Lodi Beer instead.

Wow. SQZ Burger has been open for nearly three years in Lodi and I never noticed it. I know I've…read moredriven past it many times, but I guess their signage is too modest compared to the huge "IDOL BEER WORKS" on the other end of the building. I figured it was just another iteration of the original (now long gone) Squeeze Inn in Sacramento, and I was right. I don't think the various locations are franchises, but are more likely independently owned, and the quality varies from location to location. The one that used to be in West Sac, for instance, was terrible, which might explain why it's been gone for years. And the mid-town was also a resounding MEH, and also gone. There's nothing at any version of Squeeze Inn/Burger that I want more than just a basic Squeeze (or in this case, SQZ) with Cheese, though. I don't want a taco, nor a BLT, and especially not chicken strips. I want that which made the brand famous. A cheeseburger with all the traditional toppings and a cheese skirt just dripping cheese grease off it. SQZ Burger delivers the goods. The cheese skirt was just the right size, not too big, not too small. At one point in my life I would have said that there's no such thing as a cheese skirt that's too big, but a couple of years ago I had a cheese skirt that was so big that I felt sick afterward from all the cheese grease! In addition to the just right amount of cheese, the burger had lettuce, tomato, pickles, red onion, and a healthy schmear of mayo and mustard. Damn near a perfect burger. The owner was running the register on my visit, and when she brought my food out, she asked if I wanted a side of ranch. I'm the kind of guy who would drink ranch dressing if I could, so of course I accepted. I didn't even ask - It was nice of her to offer! There's a throughline from the original Squeeze Inn on Power Inn Road to SQZ Burger, too. The father of the husband half of the H/W ownership team owned the original location. Brandon and Katie ran the Galt location for several years, and have now brought the goodness to a Lodi brick and mortar spot. I'll definitely be back.

Our Corvette club made a little drive from Sacramento to Lodi to visit IDOL Beer Works. I'm not…read moremuch of a beer drinker, but thankfully SQZ Burger basically shares a building with IDOL and we all placed an order at SQZ. My wife had the burger with cheese skirt and fries. I had the western bacon cheeseburger with fries and a strawberry shake. These burger was full of flavor and BIG! Not sure exactly how they make their fries, but they're amazing. And my strawberry shake was good also. We had about 45 people all land at the same time, and SQZ was able to quickly get us all served in short order. I do love the vibe of both SQZ & IDOL. It was a nice little drive both ways with an epic food stop in between.

I visited Nash + Tender Lodi in Lodi, CA [123 W Elm St] on Tuesday, 06/23/26, around 12:45 PM…read more For lunch, I proceeded to order the #1 Combo, which came with 2 Hot Chicken Sliders, Mac N Cheese ($2 upgrade), a side of special sauce, and a Strawberry Kiwi Lemonade. The Hot Chicken Sliders were flavorful and paired so well with the special sauce. The Mac N Cheese was decent. The Strawberry Lemonade was absolutely refreshing. The inside of the restaurant was clean. There were a good number of tables and chairs available for customers, indoors and outdoors. Nash + Tender Lodi makes solid chicken slider sandwiches. I recommend stopping by.

horrible first time eating Nash and there was a long hair in my food do NOT eat from here shut this…read moreplace down and when I went in no staff were wearing head caps and they were rude with attitude very disgusting. Would not recommend

Nothing fancy but they make some great fast food! The Oreo milkshake was yummy, I like that it had…read morecookie chunks and wasn't completely blended in. We got the bacon and jalapeño burgers. I love spice so the jalapeño burger was great! Fries were also nice and crunchy on the outside. The inside is a little dark and reminds me of an older fast food restaurant. Our order was quick to come out and the cashier was pleasant so no complaints

Place is not taken care of outside, that should have been my first warning…read more The second was the obvious problems with the sewer. I will give them a good mark for a clean eating area. Burger was ok, seemed a bit on the dry side. The Modesto and hammer law Stockton is juicier. Something definitely off with this location.

Fish and chips and their blue fries were lovely. Philly cheese steak will not be ordered again. We…read moreplan on returning someday for the former.

Food was good and our server was even better!…read more I had the blue Burger and it was delicious. Will be coming back. Looking forward to seeing what other tasty meals I pick.

Junior, provided outstanding service at Oxford Kitchen & Gastropub. He was friendly, attentive, and…read moremade our dining experience enjoyable. Great food, great atmosphere, and excellent customer service. Highly recommend. Thanks Junior and we will be back.

My best friends and I visited The Oxford Kitchen and Gastropub in Lodi, CA [110 W Oak St] on…read moreThursday, 08/06/26, around 7:30 PM. To share around the table, we split the following: - Crab Cakes - Sticky Toffee Pudding The salad and entree I ordered for myself included: - Heirloom Beets & Melon - Classic Beef Wellington First and foremost, the salad was absolutely fresh and palatable. I was not used to enjoying a salad with beets + watermelon, so now, I am a fan. The crab cakes were flavorful, especially paired with the house-made lemon aioli sauce. The Beef Wellington dish was divine. The meat was super tender, the brown sauce was dynamite and the vegetables + mashed potatoes were the perfect complements. Lastly, the sticky toffee pudding was great, as the dessert was not overly sweet. The green apples added on top provided a nice balance of tartness against the richness. Junior was my server. I appreciated his warm, friendly disposition. He was very kind and attentive the entire time. The Oxford Kitchen and Gastropub has delectable British food. I am so glad that this restaurant is located in Lodi, which is super close to my hometown. I'd definitely return.

We happened to stop by West Oak Nash while in Lodi dropping our son off for move-in day at…read moreUniversity of Pacific, and what a happy discovery this was! Melissa, the owner, could not have been more welcoming. She shared that she and her husband are UOP grads themselves, which made the visit feel even more special given why we were in town. The food was outstanding. The pork schnitzel sandwich was cooked perfectly: crispy, well-seasoned, and clearly made with care. The deviled eggs were some of the best we've had in a long time, creamy with just the right kick. It's clear this is a place run with real pride, and it means a lot to support a local, family-run spot like this in Lodi, especially one with such genuine UOP roots. If you're ever dropping off (or picking up) a Tiger, make time to stop in. We'll definitely be back on our next visit to campus.

Came on a Saturday for lunch visiting a friend. I was enticed by all the colorful looking pictures…read moreand because I've never had German or German inspired food before. Now was a good as time as any! As we entered, there was a sign to meet at the bar for seating. The waitress/server came out after a bit of a wait and according to my friend, it's usually a longer wait time around lunch for someone to come out and seat you. I was recommended to try the pork schnitzel by my friend and it did not disappoint. I got my sandwich with a side salad. We also ordered the deviled eggs to share. My friend has never had the deviled eggs before and pleasantly surprised and delighted that the eggs were absolutely delicious. They're very smooth, eggs were cooked perfectly and the touch of bacon was just right. It does come with a small helping of mixed greens topped with pickled onions. The pork schnitzel was crispy & crunchy due to the breaded pork loin, came with pickled onions, slaw and the chipotle aioli sauce. The sauce does have a bit of a kick to it but it wasn't too spicy, well, at least for me. My salad was very good too. It was colorful and had an interestingly tangy dressing on it. It paired well with the sandwich. One was spicy and the salad was tangy but refreshing. My friend also ordered the pork schnitzel with beef tallow fries. I tried some of her fries and they were thin but still crispy. Overall the food at West Oak Nosh was so good and delicious! Service was good, prompt and our server was attentive despite being by herself. I think this place is great for the summer to have a drink and eat. Will have to come back for the drinks!

Burgers and corn dog was on point. The fries and fried zucchini could use a little work.read more

I came here because I wanted to support a local business instead of going to In-N-Out, but…read moreunfortunately the experience didn't justify the price. We ordered a regular burger combo and a kid's cheeseburger combo. There were barely any customers, yet it took almost 40 minutes to get our food. The burgers weren't bad, but they also weren't anything that stood out, especially considering the cost. I even left a tip because I wasn't expecting such a long wait, and my total ended up being almost $32. I don't mind paying more for good food and good service, but when the wait is that long and the food is just average, it's hard to justify. I really wanted to like this place and support a local business, but this visit just didn't do it for me. Next time, I'll probably stick with In-N-Out.

Customer service excellent Food delicious and pies…read moresampling was awesome. Veronica was very inviting and knowledgeable and friendly.

When we lived in the Bay Area, Nations was my go to for burgers. There was quite the rivalry as to…read morewhich burgers were better Nations or In-N-Out. Nations was that good. We were in Lodi for a party and when we saw there was a Nations we had to go. What a disappointment. My wife ordered the classic burger. I don't know if it is tariffs, the cost of beef or just corporate cutting but the beef pattie was half the size I remember but just bland to the taste. The buns looked like they were sourced from some low cost overseas supplier, even the lettuce was chintzy and wilted. Dreams crushed. I ordered the "Two Egger" because who doesn't like breakfast for dinner, am I right ? The disappointment continued. The bacon was thin, overcooked and just cheap tasting. The hash browns were a bit undercooked and the potatoes just tasted a bit off. Not in a spoiled way, just not high quality potatoes. The eggs were fine. We ordered a Strawberry Tart for dessert. The hallmark of Nations. Terrible, just terrible. The crust was soft and soggy. The strawberries were mushy and the whipped cream tasted old. After our meal, the shift lead asked if our meal was okay and if we didn't mind to leave a review. "Are you sure you want me to do that ?" Sorry Lodi, I will not be coming back here.

This is a great spot, In Lodi. We came here after winetasting to meet up with Friends. Drinks were…read moregood and the food was good too! There's a house where you would check in to seat you. They have a full bar with seating all around with an open restaurant concept, where it leads into the patio. Their drinks were pretty good even though they seemed small. The chicken tenders were good and moist. The habanero chicken sandwich had really good flavor and the pizza was hearty. I really enjoyed our food. It was a really busy night, but our server was on it. They made me feel so special when they came out to sing happy birthday. It was a very nice surprise. It made my night. We had a great time!

We picked up a pizza from Pi Bar to take home. As far as I could tell, they only offer one size,…read moreand most pizzas were around $31. Unfortunately, the pizza itself was just so-so. For the price, I expected quite a bit more, and I've honestly had boxed pizzas from the grocery store that I enjoyed more. That said, the place seems to have a great vibe and atmosphere, especially for a younger crowd. It looks like it could be a fun place to hang out, but based strictly on the pizza and the price, I probably wouldn't go out of my way to order it again.