On Day 1 of the 2024 Kite Festival, I had my kite flying high. Really high. I thought I could…read moreanchor it with a piece of driftwood, but instead, the string ripped out of my hands and the kite flew off. I stomped around the shrubs and the sand until I found it. After getting back to my chair and getting the splinters out, the wind whipped up big time. We decided it was time to go. So did everyone else. I decided to park and wait out the traffic. 3 hours later, it hadn't abated, and we needed food. We faced the whipping wind into the parking lot, where a taco truck, a pop-up stir-fry stand, and Heavenly Hotdogs lay in waiting. After seeing the taco truck guys eating hotdogs, we decided to choose Heavenly. I got the Banh Mi dog, which was dressed with pickled veggies, sriracha, and cilantro. I would have loved a lot more of the veggies, so I threw a bunch of onions on top with some mustard. Best of all worlds. An ice-cold can of Diet Coke and a little bag of Cheetos rounded out the feast. I'll definitely stop by if our paths should be lucky enough to cross again.

Got their dogs at the Morro Bay Kite Festival and they had great quick service. Nice set up to…read moredress your dog the way you like. Also a couple specialty dogs like the banh mi dog and the chili dog. Banh mi dog was quite good, though I wish it had a bit more of the Sriracha sauce on it. The crunch of the pickled veggies was great though. Friendly people with quick service and tasty dogs.

Great ambiance! Very quick service and food delivery! Highly recommend for a laidback atmosphere.read more

Let's start with first impressions. This place covers quite a bit of space, with tons of different…read moreseat setups throughout, from bench seating for large parties, to quaint seating in a circle, to intimate seating by the fire pit, to private seating in an outdoor lounge. This place has personality! The customer service from the chap taking our order was good and proper, unlike the bar north of here. We were happy to be given that amount of respect. They also provide donations to local charities that change with the season. Here's our order: Philly Cheese Steak. Very good. 4 out of 5. Could've been less dry overall. BBQ Burger was yummy. 4.5 out of 5. Bbq sauce was unique and smoky. Beef was cooked to a perfect medium well, but did not cover their yummy brioche bun as much. Pulled Pork Sandwich with Cole slaw on the side. 5 out of 5. The House Fried Kettle Chips are good, but we prefer their fries. They are thin sliced goodness, perfectly seasoned and very crispy. (Someone said their loaded fries are to die for.) Lastly, they are a bar as well, but gave off no weird sentiment when we said we did not want drinks. Mad respect for that! All in all, a balanced 5 out of 5 from us!

And now to take a short break from finishing a jillion review drafts from the vacation we took in…read moreJanuary I'm still catching up from... to finish a review draft I started last *December*, on my way to visit my parents for Christmas in NorCal. (Conveniently, too, given we're driving the same route in a couple weeks - might well stop here again. It's definitely way better than the usual big-name fast food options that are your only choice for *most* of the drive.) I'd just try to make sure to get there before 1 PM - last time, we learned, we made it accidentally *just* in time for their breakfast menu, which not only means you can get a fried chicken sandwich with a fried egg, clearly making it better, but it's also several dollars *cheaper*. For 9 bucks with fries - compared to 14 for the dinner version - that's probably *cheaper* than the average fast food chicken stop, separate from the fast that it was about a thousand times tastier. Though, while the vibe of this place is very much fast food, the food *itself* isn't fast food - it took exactly as long as you'd expect, given they're making everything fresh to order, but not any longer than that. (I didn't have any complaints about the speed, but it isn't Burger King.) Anyway, we figured since they had two breakfast items (the sandwich and a breakfast burrito) and there were two of us, we'd split both of them, which I wouldn't recommend as much. The breakfast burrito was by no means bad, but it was a bit floppier and not quite as filling - great chicken obviously, being the same chicken, but we agreed, we'd had way better breakfast burritos. The breakfast chicken sandwich was absolutely bomb, though. (Though their "medium" spicy was only a *hint* spicy, in my opinion - I never go straight for the "hot", cause sometimes at hot chicken places it's *stupid* hot, that and I was sharing them with my pepper-averse spouse, but if I went back, I'd just get my own sandwich and make it a little spicier.) Is it the best hot chicken sandwich in California? Probably not... but it *is* probably the best hot chicken sandwich you can get while driving from SoCal to NorCal, so I'm glad it's there.) Also, as far as value... they give you a *lot* of fries. Possibly too many fries. The fries were good, but there was nothing particularly special about them, other than the quantity. We could absolutely have shared an amount of fries *each* of our orders came from, for the two of us. (We didn't finish all the fries.) Only minor complaint, their drinks are all super sugary, and a little pricey at $4 for fountain soda - but at least it's a more premium brand of soda... still probably more than your daily sugar per cup, but at least it *is* sugar, not high fructose corn syrup. It does feel like they're missing out by not having a license to sell beer, though. That sandwich would go *really* well with a craft beer.

We visited Nate's because I was in my anything but McDonald's mood. Nate's was a wonderful…read moresurprise for me. We ordered 2 of their Nate's sandwiches with fries. The Nashville hot chicken sandwich was good. I ordered the chicken medium since their lowest level was naked. The medium had a pretty good kick to it. The chicken sandwich was topped with cole slaw and pickles. Both my wife and I enjoyed the sandwiches. The fries that came with our sandwich were delicious. It is one of my favorites fries. The two meals came with so much fries that we eventually threw most of them away. It would be nice if Nate's could sell their sandwiches without fries. Nate's was a good choice for us to stop at.

Simple store, simple menu, locally owned--and exactly what a burger joint should be…read more Rebecca took my order with a smile and so much happiness, it was impossible not to be in a good mood. I went in planning to order the $11.95 cheeseburger combo, but I swerved and got the gourmet western burger combo for $14.49 instead. Excellent decision. The skinny fries with the skins on came out steaming hot, and the burger was fantastic--a big, flavorful patty hanging over the edge of a fresh bun like it had something to prove. No gimmicks, no overthinking, just a solid local burger spot doing burgers right.

I stopped at J's Burger in Paso Robles looking for something easy and casual, just a simple burger…read morespot to grab lunch. It's a small place, not fancy, but it felt friendly and relaxed, the kind of place that doesn't try too hard and knows what it is. Here are the details... *Service: everyone was very friendly. The guy at the front was genuinely nice, but he was pretty confused and confusing when I asked about the daily specials and pricing. He tried to explain it, but it made understanding what was what harder than it should have been. Nothing negative intention-wise at all, just a little chaotic and unclear. *Food: I ordered the burger medium rare, no cheese. It came out medium well with cheese and a very small piece of pineapple. Not exactly what I ordered, but it still tasted good. It had plenty of condiments, lettuce, tomato, a thin slice of ham, and mayonnaise. Flavor-wise it was solid, just not what I asked for. The fries were excellent. Crispy, fresh, and clearly made from real potatoes. They slice whole potatoes in-house with a slicing machine and turn them straight into fries, which I thought was really cool. They also had some kind of seasoning on them that made them even better. They have a lot of good burger options, plus chicken sandwiches, salads, and chicken strips. I liked that there was variety beyond just burgers. They also do a daily special burger for $10.99, combo meals are $13.99, and you can sub onion rings for fries for $0.99, which felt fair. *Ambiance: it's pretty clean, open, and small, about ten tables inside. It felt comfortable and simple. There are a few tables out front and a picnic table under a big tree, which is a nice idea, but it's right off the main street so it's not super peaceful. *Value: it felt like a pretty good value. The pricing made sense for what you get, especially with the daily specials and combo options. Nothing felt overpriced. *Overall: this was a solid but not standout experience. Friendly people, great fries, good burger flavor, but the order accuracy and confusing explanation of specials held it back. I give it 3 out of 5 stars. It's a decent stop if you're in the area and want something casual and quick. I added a bunch of pictures to help you get a feel.

Great Place,…read more friendly service great Fish & Chips My friend had the Burger and he said it was perfect

Stopped in Paso Robles for gas and a quick bite on our road trip, and we were craving a good burger…read morethat wouldn't upset our stomachs for the rest of the drive. At first, all we saw were the usual fast-food chains, but then our navigation showed Bronco Burgers nearby -- and wow, are we glad we gave it a try! My guys ordered burgers and couldn't stop talking about them. Huge, flavorful patties on the softest, freshest buns -- definitely some of the best burgers we've had on the road. I decided to switch it up and ordered the tri-tip taco, and it was absolutely delicious. Fresh crisp lettuce, tender meat, cheese, and salsa... simple ingredients done perfectly. The food alone deserves 5 stars, but what really made the experience stand out was the staff. Everyone was upbeat, friendly, and smiling, which made us feel genuinely welcome after a long drive. Bronco Burgers has officially become a must-stop tradition for our family as we make trips back and forth to our son's college over the next few years. Thanks for the amazing lunch -- you guys are the BOMB!

Overpriced for what you get, the fries were super salty and the patty didn't have any seasoning on…read moreit.

Their original Greasy Wiener is delicious with all of the grilled onions, mustard and pickle spear…read more The dog itself is worthy of eating without toppings really, I mean its a homemade recipe. The can't miss every time for me is the Bomb Fries though, I'd eat them a few times a week if I didn't want to worry about gaining a few pounds. Definitely splurge on the bomb fries or, if available, the Bacon Bleu potato salad. I hope that will become a permanent staple as my wife and I love it.

We recently moved to Atascadero with our family of 3 and our 1-year-old son, and Wild Fields…read moreBrewhouse has already become a favorite. It's super family friendly, and our son loves the toddler play area. Our nieces also love the arcade games, so it's a great spot for kids and families. The beer is the best we've had in Atascadero, especially the west coast-style pale ales and IPAs like Atasca-where-o, Afraid of the Grade, Mouse Rock, and Hop Clarity. The staff has always been great, the indoor/outdoor space is awesome for groups, and having a full kitchen makes it even better. We even hosted a small lead-in gathering there the night before our son's 1st birthday party, and it was perfect. We're excited to keep coming back and becoming regulars.

First thing wife and myself noticed upon walking into Wild Fields is how it has a very similar vibe…read moreto Pizza Ports in SoCal: starting with the arcade, family friendly atmosphere, and even their beer board design. This makes total sense knowing that the owners came from San Diego and both worked for PPBC. Being familiar with Wild Fields award-winning brews we settled for the flight and then added some food later. Being a West Coast IPA couple, we were not disappointed with their draft offerings. In addition to IPAs, they have a good representaion of other styles, so there will be something for everyone-as long as they like beer. Wild Fields also puts together a home-brew competion, fuly embracing their community and craft beer roots. The winner gets to brew a batch of their recipe on the house system and this ultra low alcohol, smoked wheat beer was one of the most unique beers I've had. For the food, we had pulled pork and loaded mac-n-cheese. Pulled pork was fine, but I'd prefer more smoke flavor and aroma. For loaded mac, the protein is polish sausage-not something I've seen before. While it somewhat works, I don't think I'd order this again. They also had a ticketed comedy show, which we stayed for after the official closing time on a Saturday. It was fun and totally worth it. With their strong local connections and family atmosphere, Wild Fields in Atascadero is worth the detour from SLO and Paso destinations, especially for families.

Ordered Takeout, Tri Tip with the smoked sausage, Mac nCheese with Corn.. Tri Tip was Perfect,…read moresausage was good and flavorful. Mac N Cheese was not top tier but good, and palatable.. Id eat here again

**WARNING** DO NOT…read moreSPEND YOUR MONEY HERE!! The woman/GM has an attitude problem. Not sure why she is in this business when her customer service is horrible. Dear, owners. Remove this toxic person from your staff. *DO NOT SPEND YOUR MONEY HERE* Also. The ribs are mushy and the sides are never consistant. Not sure what stick is in that ladies ass, but remove it. Holy crap!! That lady really needs an attutude adjustment.

Stopped in after work after hearing about it, and am happy I did. Their beer selection includes…read moreseveral locally brewed beers and ciders. Each of the beverages I ordered was at the tight temp and tasted fresh. They have bottled beverages as well. Although the menu is only one page, there are options for everyone in your party. I had the double burger that included grilled onions and my choice of cheese. Along with the burger was a delicious homemade macaroni salad. The owner shared that all their side salads are madd in house. I also ordered the chicken wings. The wings were cooked then tossed in an aromatic combination of herbs, and came with traditional Buffalo sauce and Ranch. Along with the food there are plenty of tvs for the games, a digital jukebox, and 3 pool tables. I will definitely be back to try their other offerings.

Food is great, employees are wonderful, and ambiance is great. Love it for sports, and draft beer!read more

I was hungry... I had just driven about 3 hours to get into town, checked into my hotel (which is…read morealso amazing) and started to try and find food. Several places were closed for the day already and I saw this little corner place that still had the Open sign on. Burgers? Sure, why not, that should fill me up and it sure did! I ordered the regular Old Fashioned (no cheese), side of fries and a drink. Everyone was very friendly and helpful as I've never been to this place to eat before let alone this part of the state! The burger was perfectly cooked at medium and very juicy and delicious! Fried were good, not great but the burger was the star of the meal anyway. But I will say the fries were good once I dipped them in the dripping juices and sauce from the burger. But it was a very hearty burger and after a long drive, really hit the spot! If I'm ever in this area again or see another Sylvester's I will definitely make it a point to visit and try a different burger. Favorite dish: Old Fashioned with no cheese. Go out and EAT!

I came in today with a plan to surprise my grandson with his birthday burger but we were getting it…read moreall to go for 6 people. I brought my two little grandsons on with me after school let out. First I was prepared because I lived in Atas 28 years and I knew the problem this location has with the middle school and high school kids hanging out here after school. They drive away customers and take up all the seating. Today it was raining in a freak May 28 storm so all the teens were inside. Worst case scenario and it's already normally bad. They even stand in the door and block you from entering as they are talking to another one walking by. I just made my way up the door and pushed forward not intending to be deterred. Inside the teens were taking up fully at least 3 tables for 4 people, mostly boys and there was an old couple in the corner trying to eat a meal that looked very uncomfortable. The teens, none of them had food ordered or on the table. All they do is buy soda or take it as they knew the cashier young girl. I wonder if they even pay for it. I saw her hand them cups I've seen other reviews with people complaining like me about the place being overrun with non paying customers. They will stand in the way too and block the drink machines, door access or whatever. They also have no manners and will not move or say excuse me or anything. All tough guys. lol. I had to kinda push my way through to get to the register. I told my little grandsons to quickly sit down at the only empty table and wait for me while I ordered to go. The girl at the counter was sweet and helpful which was a relief. Note: They give you a discount if you pay with cash. Our order cane up pretty quick because we were the only paying customers left since the old couple already had their food. The place was 100% full with squatters taking all the tables and management needs to step up and post signs. If not dining please move along and afk them to get out of the chairs and leave. !!!!!!! When weather is nice outside even more hoards are out there and it's difficult for families or couples to enjoy a meal. We got home with the food for our 9 year olds birthday dinner and the fries were soggy greasy. I even put them in my big air fry oven to warm and crisp them but they remained soggy. The onion rings were crispy. The 3 large tri tip salads were pretty good but I can only eat lean tri tip. Most of it was not edible for me. The boys liked their kids burgers. Dan had the 1/3 lb bacon burger with cheddar and he liked it. Anyway this restaurant would greatly increase their profit and be a comfortable place if they stepped up and saved tables for paying guests who order food. Isn't that the point of a restaurant?