Gott's Roadside

Been a couple years since I've been to the Greenbrae location, but have been to the one at Chase Center and the one in Terminal A at SFO in the meantime.

I had a burger (no cheese) and a chocolate shake. My fried had the cheeseburger and an ice tea. Burgers were delicious, no complaints. Better than Shake Shack down the road, which tend to be greasy. The relish is a nice touch. And my chocolate shake was heavenly. Very thick and chocolatey. Too bad the SFO location doesn't do shakes.

Food was ready in about 15 minutes, which wasn't bad considering it was lunch time. We ate outside, and had no problem finding a table. Not going to wait two years for my next visit.

We love their Mahi Tacos, Tuna Tacos and the ice cream!

Always stop by whenever we drive by.

Also service can be fast. Most we have waited for our food was about 30 mins.

We love the open space in the seating area.

I rarely give a review with only one star, but this place deserves it. I had been disappointed with their food years ago, but decided to give it another chance since hubby had been hankering to try it again.

He ordered the cheeseburger, which is named on DoorDash as their number one popular item. I ordered the Vietnamese salad with fried chicken, which is touted on DoorDash as their #3 most popular offering. Neither of us enjoyed our food. In fact, it was very unpleasant eating it. The cheeseburger was not nearly as good as one that's half the price at in and out Burger. My Vietnamese salad was anything but Vietnamese, and I have eaten a lot of Vietnamese food. The greens were nasty and the dressing was not at all right.

The one star was for their corn on the cob, which was delicious.

Gott's Roadside is always a solid place to eat especially when you're on the go and when you're with family. They have a wide variety of food selections-- salads, sandwiches, burgers, hotdogs, shakes, sundaes, and drinks! They have multiple
Locations and their dining area is huge and accommodating! My all time favorite is the Vietnamese chicken salad, it's like a vermicelli bowl but in salad form. My nephews love their cheeseburgers and hot dogs, we always get a side of sweet potato fries (they have a spicy touch to it) and garlic fries with ranch. My brother got the avocado tacos and my sister in law got another sandwich. We always end up getting a shake, Sundae, or ice cream for the kids and ourselves. They also serve beer and wine, and kombucha! Parking here at this location is easy as it's in a shopping plaza.

I'm starting to think that the burgers at Gott's are the worst part of their menu - I tried their falafel salad this past visit and I loved all the contrasting textures and layers of flavor. Everything tasted very fresh and light, and the falafel were better than I expected.

The ahi tuna tacos reminded me of ahi nachos, since the taco shell was essentially like a deep fried wonton. The sriracha mayo sauce and slaw added nice flavor and freshness to the ahi. The fish itself was diced into smaller cubes than you find in poke and it tasted fresh as well, no fishy smell or flavor.

I tried the impossible burger my boyfriend got and the patty was disappointingly mushy. I think all vegetarian patties need to be cooked long enough on both sides to get a crust that adds much needed texture, otherwise the whole burger is just soft.

I've also had their hotdog here, which I liked way more than the burger. The hotdog is snappy and grilled to the perfect amount of char, with the bun toasted to golden brown on the sides. I can't remember the last time I had a hotdog that was not from Costco, but this showed me a whole new world. Topped with ketchup, mustard, and relish, this hotdog is the perfect grown-up version of a childhood favorite with better ingredients and method of cooking.

Every time I've eaten here, the burgers have been my least favorite part, but the fries, salad, and other sandwiches (is a hotdog a sandwich?) have been really good. Don't forget to end the meal with the chocolate and vanilla swirl Straus soft serve!

Each month there are specials which make decision making much more difficult. As you walk in, the large menu is on the wall and paper menus are also available. Order your food at the counter, they had you drinks, and you head to a free table with your buzzer.

I really loved sipping on my frozé (boozy lemonade) and listening to music. It was a lovely summer vibe.

*Buzz* is the sound. Swap the buzzer for your tasty meal.

The citrus and avocado chop ($14.99) comes with chicken. It was in the description but I missed it. I'm sure they would skip it if asked. Be sure to read the menu well if you have dietary restrictions. Vegan/veg/gf items are not laid out easily.

Get the corn on the cob! It was charred and had lovely Mexican elote flavors. At $6.99, it's a little over priced but I know you've paid more for worse.

The spicy tomato soup cup ($4.99) was also delicious. It was a small cup but I enjoyed every bite. It had a nice kick of spice.

The avocado tacos ($11.99) were okay. I liked the blue corn tortilla and the slaw. The fried avocado tasted flat to me. However, I will never pass on avocado.

Why wait until the weekend to have some fun? I'll be back for an another wine tasting Wednesday for sure.

Very california, very fun, and very popular for a reason. Local ingredients, a burger that's much tastier than I expect for fast-casual. Plus wine by the glass and a full bar! It's a small chain with a handful of locations in the Bay Area.

There's a variety of seating in the large indoor space (not cramped together), a ton of outdoor seating wrapping around a firepit and landscaping. Free shopping center parking.

I stopped by for the first time on a recent Monday afternoon. Inside was quiet, only a few bar seats taken, but most of the outdoor seating was filled.

Also surprisingly, fairly priced for this market. Highly recommended, I'll stop by again the next time I visit and need a quality savory meal in a hurry.

Not impressed. Patty was dry supermarket frozen quality patty. Bread dry. Fries meh and price for everything sucked. Thought I'd try and see what the hype is. I'll pass. I'm

Food based on delivery.

If you know me, you know i don't eat salads or like avocado but I was craving a salad out of the blue so decided to give this a try! The salad was delicious and I would recommend!

I usually get the ahi poke tacos when I visit the Embarcadero location without any issue but this time at Larkspur it didn't sit well so hopefully this was a one time incident.

* Vietnamese chicken salad: Romaine lettuce, kale & shredded cabbage tossed with cucumbers, carrots, mung bean sprouts, peanuts, cilantro, mint & peanut lime vinaigrette & topped with crispy fried chicken breast, pickled red Fresno chiles & green onions $15.99
* Ahi poke style 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. $16.99
* Peanut Butter & Chocolate Shake: With peanut butter, chocolate syrup and strawberry puree $9.49
* Sweet Potato Fries: Chili spice-dusted & served with house-made ranch $5.49

Had a Bacon cheese burger today. Was very disappointed. One piece of bacon and the burger was cold, the cheese wasn't even melted. Lots of lettuce and tomatoes, generous size hamburger patty, but cold.