Outdoor seating dominates with covered tables, fire pits, and generous greenery, creating a welcoming neighborhood vibe. Atmosphere feels lively and family friendly, attracting a wide age range. Setting in a converted old gas station adds a charming, elevated touch to the casual burger joint experience.
Kale salad stands out with its perfectly massaged leaves and crunchy texture. Salads come alongside burgers and bowls, offering a healthy option on the menu.
Smash burgers stand out with flavorful, salty, and crispy qualities. Options include chicken and beef smash burgers plus a vegetarian choice with an Impossible Patty, all priced reasonably around 7 dollars.
Good to know
The restaurant is closed on Mondays and Tuesdays.
Parking is limited, so expect to walk a bit.
The triple smash burger costs $13, which is a great deal.
Garden patio with lush greenery and waterfalls creates a vibrant, welcoming atmosphere. Outdoor seating includes a dog-friendly terrace with space heaters. Music and mimosas add to a lively, relaxed brunch experience.
Grilled chicken salad offers a solid protein option. House salad comes fresh and crisp, serving as a lighter side instead of potatoes.
Brunch Burger stands out with its outstanding taste and solid flavor. It ranks as a very tasty burger option.
Good to know
Expect long wait times on weekends due to high customer volume.
Reservations are not accepted, so arrive early to secure a seat.
You pay at the counter and are seated while waiting for your food.
Outdoor-only seating creates a comfortable patio with a family-style atmosphere and a chill vibe. The menu features top-shelf ingredients with standout items like a fried chicken sandwich and pork belly bao. The spot attracts those who appreciate fresh, hand-made food and bold, spicy flavors.
Salads come crisp and fresh with a perfect dressing. They serve as a cool contrast to spicy dishes and often accompany burgers or sandwiches.
Thick, juicy patties come with fresh buns, lettuce, tomato, and aioli. Unique options include a banh mi burger loaded with smoked brisket and pork belly, and a fried chicken burger praised for its flavor and size.
Good to know
Expect to pay around $30 for a burger, fries, and drink.
There is no kids menu available, which may be a consideration for families.
The restaurant has outdoor seating only, so dress accordingly for the weather.
Historical building with vaulted ceilings and spacious seating creates a bright, relaxing vibe. Tables are well spaced with comfortable chairs, supporting clear conversation. The atmosphere stays calm, especially during early hours, with a mix of classic diner decor and great views.
Salads include a salmon salad and a potato salad served with a lox bagel. A fruit salad also appears as a side option with other dishes.
Hawaiian Burger cooks perfectly and stays hot for at least ten minutes. The turkey burger pairs well with curly fries and delivers excellent taste.
Good to know
Vault Cafe is open until 3PM and serves breakfast every day.
There was parking available out front when I visited on a Saturday morning.
There was no wait at Vault Cafe.
Hamburger restaurant offers huge bay windows and a hidden patio with greenery creating a casual, relaxed vibe. Energy feels awesome with a step up from fast food atmosphere. Burgers are big and juicy, often cooked to perfection, paired with crispy fries and fresh sauces.
Salads come in a great selection with options like the wedge salad and a basket of vegetables. They taste delicious and complement the variety of burgers well.
Burgers come big and juicy with fresh ingredients and well-seasoned patties. Options like the Gastropub Burger and Baja Burger stand out, cooked perfectly and paired with classic fries and shakes.
Good to know
A basic burger costs $17 without fries, and fries are an additional $5.
Expect to pay around $30 for a burger, fries, and a drink.
The restaurant has eliminated parking to make room for outdoor seating.
Rooftop bar offers spectacular city views with both indoor and outdoor seating. Live music and a DJ create a cocktail social ambiance enhanced by fire pits and heaters. The space is dog-friendly and features a spacious outdoor patio for groups.
Salads include a Cobb salad that stands out as a favorite. Other options feature seasoned edamame and quinoa for variety.
Smash burger and Wagyu burger stand out with rich flavors and truffle aioli on the fries. The burger ranks as the best item on the menu, paired well with a tasty fried chicken sandwich.
Good to know
Reservations are recommended due to the lounge's popularity.
The kitchen closes at 9:50 PM, so plan your visit accordingly.
Expect to pay around $70-$80 for two people with drinks and appetizers.
Open kitchen and bar create a lively, noisy atmosphere with rustic, old-fashioned decor and plush seating. Jazz music adds to the cool, celebratory vibe that suits community events and date nights. Tables are densely packed, making conversation difficult despite the warm ambiance.
Salads highlight seasonal California ingredients like peaches, mulberries, and squash blossoms. Options include a Peach Burrata Salad and a persimmon and pom salad, both fresh and flavorful.
House-ground burger stands out as a consistent favorite. It shares the spotlight with baby-back ribs and Painted Hills steak for solid, reliable flavors.
Good to know
Reservations are not honored if the restaurant is overbooked.
The restaurant charges an additional $3 fee for credit card payments.
Dinner costs an extra fee beyond the entry price for events.
Californian restaurant offers patio seating with jazz music and a retractable roof that blends indoor and outdoor dining. Atmosphere balances cozy charm with lively energy, suitable for special occasions without feeling formal. Popular spot features world-class views and a well-lit street setting.
Salads come with fresh, crisp Caesar options and a salmon topping that adds a rich touch. Several choices include a spring mix with vinaigrette and a Nicoise, all prepared with care and flavor.
Burgers here are consistently good and tasty with a solid reputation for quality. They pair well with sides like Brussels sprouts.
Good to know
Reservations are recommended, especially during busy lunch hours.
Expect to pay around $75 for brunch for two, including meals and coffee.
Parking is generally easy on weekdays, but can be challenging on weekends.