Redwood City Local and family owned.
Great burgers and chicken!
Finally good smash burgers have arrived in RWC! The food is so good and a great beer menu too. Our son loves the chicken tenderd which are juicy and crisp.
The service is amazing and everyone is so nice and attentive.
This is a fun spot to bring the fam, watch a game, eat some great food and grab some brews.
Its best to eat in to eat the food warm.
Can't wait to be a regular here,
Good food.
Good service.
Good music.Nice to support a local place that is well executed.
I believe this spot has taken over for the once Rosita's Taco Shop. A place I was fond of, but hardly ever made it to. The place that made me fall in love with camarones a la diablo burritos which are hard to come by and theirs would kick your butt with heat compared to others. If it is the same exact spot, the place inside doesn't look nearly the same.
The menu offers burgers, pizza, chicken tendies, and chicken sandwiches. I'm more of a burger fan then the rest, but may have to go back to try the rest. Debated between "drop it like its hot" and double duece. I was leaning towards the double for the extra patty, but as i alluded to earlier, I love heat, so I just added a patty to the drop it like its hot and added a side of fries.
Fries - Quickly remind me of Mediterranean style fries. They always seem to do them right compared to most places. Crispy exterior with a soft fluffy inside. They are also textured slightly, not as much as most seasoned fries, but just enough. Me and my brother quickly agreed they had good fries
Drop it like its hot (add patty) - All the burgers are smash burger. While these are smashed, they aren't paper thin like those of in-n-out or shmash'd burger pop up. They still have crispy spots, but much meatier than the others which I enjoyed. The meat was seasoned well and could tell it was quality. Most people would probably be happy with the single, but I got a good apetite. The extra meat, mixed with the grilled onions had me thinking cheesesteak as I bit into it, which is a bit odd compared to other burgers, but not a bad thing. The sauce had a good kick and the jalapeno poppers were a interesting addition, but nice. I would get this version again, but may try the duece next time. My brother got the lettuce wrapped version which I don't recommend. The burger was basically placed on the lettuce opened face and not really a "wrap". I would be disappointed if I was him, but luckily I didn't do that and the bread was nice and fluffy.
The service was fairly quick and friendly. The only negative is the price which was $26 for a double burger, side of fries and tip, no drink. Now that is right in line with Jack's Prime, Jeffrey's and Godfather's. So as long as you don't have a problem with paying a price for a premium burger, that is not a problem. I know there are some out there that have trouble spending more on a burger than what in-n-out chargers, so felt like I should mention it. I'll be back and wouldn't mind trying their pizza which is on a French roll next time too.