Small, family-owned gastropub blends bar and dining areas with plentiful TVs showing sports, creating a welcoming, homey vibe. The atmosphere feels cool and comfortable, with unique family-run energy that stands out in an urban setting.
Food features super high quality and delicious flavors that pair well with beer. The menu offers exceptional pairings that enhance the dining experience.
Brisket stands out with its melt-in-your-mouth texture, especially in the Brisket Grilled Cheese. Nachos, tacos, and burgers also feature rich, savory flavors that complement the main dishes.
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Parking can be difficult; a parking structure is available nearby.
The prices are unbeatable, and portions are generous.
A 30% gratuity is added for groups of six or more.
Mom and pop burger joint with simple menu and fair prices offers a no-frills vibe rooted in Compton soul. Burgers come juicy and flavorful, often paired with chili cheese fries and hand-cut fries. The atmosphere feels like visiting a home kitchen, emphasizing real food made with heart.
Food stays consistently fresh and delicious with extraordinary quality. The menu offers a solid experience of classic LA American food that remains unchanged over time.
Hamburgers come in several varieties including double cheeseburgers with pastrami and bacon chili cheeseburgers. Chili cheese fries are loaded and a standout side often paired with burgers.
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The price for a chili cheese turkey burger and fries is $12.50.
Parking is available on-site for customers.
The menu includes burgers, fries, and hot dogs.
Restaurant offers fresh, crispy fried fish with cornmeal breading and homemade sides like flavorful red beans and rice. Atmosphere is clean and lively, with a small, first-come, first-served parking lot. Wings and seafood dishes receive strong praise for quality and seasoning.
Food comes out fresh, light, and flavorful with perfect seasoning. Prices stay reasonable while quality stays high.
Fried fish dishes like catfish and red snapper come with classic sides such as fries, coleslaw, and greens. Cornbread, hush puppies, Mac n cheese, and peach cobbler add to the traditional Southern-style meal.
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The parking lot is small, so parking is first-come, first-served.
They had an efficient online ordering system.
The food portions are more than I expected for the price.
Hamburger restaurant features long drive-thru lines that move fairly fast despite crowded parking during busy times. Atmosphere stays lively and friendly with a consistently clean dining area. Burgers taste fresh and high quality, drawing steady crowds throughout the day.
Food arrives hot and fresh with fast service, often ready in less than a minute at the window. The quality stays consistently great and the dining area remains clean.
Fresh, high quality ingredients make the Double Double cheeseburger stand out. Hamburgers taste fresher and more delicious here than at other locations, with prices competitive with McDonald's.
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Expect wait times of up to 20 minutes during peak hours.
Drive-thru lines can be long but move fairly fast.
Parking is limited and can be blocked by drive-thru vehicles.
Food truck setup offers generous-sized burgers with unique, flavorful profiles that stand out from typical options. Limited seating with only two small tables creates a casual, street-side atmosphere. Prices are higher than average but reflect high-quality, homemade ingredients.
Food comes from a food truck with no seating available. Prices run higher than average but match the higher quality of the food. Service is consistently excellent.
Hamburgers here are delicious and homemade, with a taste that matches those from other countries. The quality of the hamburger stands out as very good.
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Hamburguesas Uruapan is a food truck, not a sit-down restaurant.
There is no indoor seating available; it's located on the street.
Prices are higher than average, reflecting the quality of the food.
Hamburger restaurant offers thick portions and freshly cooked burgers with a homemade feel. The atmosphere is great with a style that stands out. Prices vary, with some items like the family pack being very affordable.
Food comes out hot and made to order with custom seasoning that gives it a homemade taste. The dishes are consistently delicious and pleasant to eat, encouraging repeat visits.
Hamburgers stand out with solid flavor. Chili cheese fries compete well with other spots. Grilled cheese and nachos also appear on the menu.
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The family pack is affordable and offers good value.
Portions are generous, providing a filling meal.
Prices are reasonable compared to similar places.
Small soul food restaurant offers a cozy, family-oriented atmosphere with warm, welcoming vibes and beautiful, well-decorated interiors featuring kitchen tools as decor. The place feels like grandma's house, drawing people together around authentic, fresh dishes with generous portions.
Food here is authentic soul food with fresh, properly cooked dishes that remind you of home cooking. The flavors are rich and satisfying, reflecting high quality and care in preparation.
Creamy, cheesy Mac and Cheese stands out as a classic done right. The fried chicken is consistently delicious, paired well with sides like red beans and rice, greens, and smothered pork chops.
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Breakfast is served only until noon.
Almaโs closes at 5 PM.
Parking is available right out front.
Hamburger restaurant offers famous chili cheese fries and indoor seating with drive-thru open until 3am. Atmosphere feels packed and busy, with affordable prices but items sold separately. Long lines and traffic challenges are common during peak times.
Food here stays fresh and delicious every time. Portions offer great value for the quality served.
Chili cheese fries stand out with pastrami, tomatoes, pickles, and lettuce adding bold flavors. Carne asada fries and cheeseburgers also feature, but the chili cheese fries remain the main draw.
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Louis Burgers II accepts EBT payments, but only for hot meals.
The drive-through had a long line on late weekend nights.
They have indoor seating and a drive-thru for convenience.
Old school diner style shapes a friendly, welcoming atmosphere with nice music and an embellished space. Morning hours bring a pleasant vibe with good conversation and smiles. Food highlights include exceptional desserts and well-seasoned chicken dishes.
Food features clean, non-greasy chicken, fish, and eggs. Dishes deliver outstanding flavor and maintain a top notch quality throughout.
Shrimp and grits come out creamy and well-seasoned. Fried chicken and catfish pair nicely with the grits, each with balanced flavor.
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Expect to pay around $20 per plate for meals.
Reservations are not accepted for parties larger than 5 or 6 people.
Fountain drinks do not come with refills.
Small, cozy barbecue spot offers takeout only with hearty portions and meat that falls off the bone. The atmosphere is casual with frequent long wait times and popular items running out quickly. Flavors lean toward a memorable West Coast style with standout Mac & cheese and brisket.
Food comes straight off the grill with authentic, homemade BBQ flavors. The dishes are consistently super good and far from fast food.
Brisket comes out high-quality and consistent. Pulled pork pairs well with mac and cheese that has a special kick. The Triple Up combines BBQ ribs, brisket, and rib tips for a solid mix.
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Johnson Brothers BBQ only offers takeout; no dining in available.
Expect a 40-minute wait for rib tips during busy hours.
Ordering by phone is recommended to avoid long wait times.
Small, clean spot with affordable prices and a family-owned vibe. Food ranges from big burgers to varied menu items, with some dishes praised for flavor while others show inconsistency. Atmosphere feels like a greasy spoon, offering convenience through call-in orders.
Food arrives fresh and full of flavor with a nice selection to choose from. It never comes cold and stays exceptionally good especially when Laylo is there.
Chili cheese fries stand out with rich flavor and hearty portions. The menu features avocado bacon double cheeseburger and crispy waffle with fried chicken for breakfast.
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There is no restroom available at the location.
If you're not a local, call ahead as the neighborhood can be sketchy.
Prices have increased; expect $20 and up for most plates.
Graffiti-covered walls and bulletproof windows create a gritty, urban setting with a classic LA burger stand vibe. The atmosphere is loud and chaotic, with kids running around and a noisy air conditioner adding to the energy. A live band sometimes plays, enhancing the lively, unpolished feel.
Food comes fast and fills you up with big portions. Grits stand out as a hard-to-find and well-made option. Meals are affordable and satisfy hunger after a night out.
Chili cheese fries stand out with rich, flavorful toppings. Breakfast includes hot grits, a rare find done right. Cheeseburger combos and bacon cheeseburgers offer classic, satisfying American flavors.
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Expect long lines during peak hours, especially on weekends.
Parking is limited, so arrive early or consider alternative transport.
Breakfast is served all day, perfect for late-night cravings.
Space includes plenty of outdoor seating and room for groups who like to drink. Atmosphere feels honest and welcoming with TVs and music adding to a chill vibe. Menu blends Mexican dishes and burgers, offering large, flavorful breakfast burritos and excellent omelettes.
Authentic Mexican food shines here with consistently excellent quality and delicious flavors. Ordering by phone is an option that works smoothly.
Chicken fried steak burrito comes with gravy and red chile sauce on the side. Hamburgers and fries are solid choices. Corn dogs and waffle with eggs also appear on the menu.
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Happy Boy Grill accepts EBT payments for eligible purchases.
The drive-through takes about 10 to 15 minutes during peak hours.
The restaurant has many options suitable for vegetarians and children.
Hamburger restaurant features NWA-inspired art and an open setup similar to In-N-Out Burgers. The atmosphere carries a mother's nature energy from the women working there, creating a welcoming vibe. Affordable prices and a varied menu attract a diverse crowd looking for a casual lunch spot.
Food stays fresh and hot with minimal processing even for fast food. Portions come generous and affordable with consistent taste and quality.
Burgers feature real meat with options like a California avocado burger combo including fries and a drink. Sides such as chili cheese fries and pastrami fries complement dishes like chicken posole.
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Tom's Jr accepts EBT cash and food benefits.
They close the dining area at 8:00 PM, so no dine-in after that.
There is an extra charge for credit card and debit card payments.
Seafood market offers fresh fish and seasoned medium shrimp with good tartar sauce and French fries. Atmosphere feels neat and clean despite some reports of greasiness in hush puppies. Pricing has increased with smaller portions and extra charges for items like catfish and soda.
Food quality varies, with some visits offering excellent dishes and others showing low-quality portions. Service inconsistencies affect the overall food experience.
Shrimp dinner and red snapper feature prominently alongside hush puppies that are notably greasy, enough to coat skin heavily.
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They now charge $43 for a number 43 meal.
They used to include 24 medium shrimp in the meal but now provide only 18.
An extra $3 is charged for catfish.
Chicken restaurant combines fried chicken with Chinese food in a casual setting. Long drive-thru lines and late hours reflect steady demand, mostly for takeout. Menu highlights include Louisiana wings and fried shrimp, with some dishes noted for fresh garlic chunks.
Food comes out fresh and tasty with large portions that satisfy. Chinese dishes stand out as consistently great, though the Cajun rice is less favored.
Fried chicken stands out with very good flavor and a popular fried chicken dinner. The menu also includes Louisiana wings, Chinese food, seafood, and soups, offering variety beyond just fried chicken.
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Expect long lines in the drive-thru, especially during peak hours.
Combo meals can feed a family of five for under $30.
They accept cash, Apple Pay, and card, with separate fees for each method.
Hamburger restaurant offers big burgers and chili cheese fries with a spicy island-style sauce. The atmosphere is lively and it often gets packed. Menu includes grilled and fried chicken dinners alongside various sandwiches and sides.
Food here is consistently delicious and offers good hood food at its best. The meals are worth the price and pair well with a great atmosphere.
Chili cheese fries stand out as a popular item, often paired with double cheeseburgers or fried chicken dinners. Corn dogs, French fries, and grits with eggs also feature as common choices.
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Reservations are not accepted; seating is first-come, first-served.
Expect long wait times during peak hours, especially on weekends.
The restaurant does not accept EBT for payments.
Seafood restaurant offers exceptionally fresh and flavorful fish with popular dishes like grilled salmon and gumbo. The space is small with about four tables and mainly serves takeout. Some areas show visible grime and dirt, reflecting ongoing cleanliness challenges.
Food features excellent southern dishes like gumbo, fried food, and grilled fish with veggies. Portions are reasonable and the food is consistently well seasoned and exquisitely prepared.
Gumbo stands out with its rich flavor and authentic sauce. Fried dishes complement the menu, making it a solid spot for classic Southern comfort food.
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EBT is accepted for payment at the restaurant.
The restaurant primarily serves takeout, with limited seating available.
Lunch specials include three small pieces of fish for a higher price.