Bob's Burgers — Restaurant in California

🍳 A Local Gem That Always Hits the Spot 🍔

There are places you go once… and then there are places you keep coming back to. Bob’s is that second kind — a spot that never lets you down, no matter what time of day you show up.

I’ve had a lot of meals in a lot of places, but few spots hit that perfect mix of comfort food, crazy value, and warm energy quite like this one. Whether you're craving a big breakfast or a late-night snack, Bob’s has this “no-frills, all-flavor” charm that just keeps pulling you in.

Let’s talk food — and yes, I’ve tried just about everything here:

☑️ Breakfast burritos that are heavy in the hand and packed with flavor. Not the kind you pick up and forget — the kind that stays with you. ☑️ Plates loaded with eggs, sausage, hash browns, toast… the classics done right. Nothing fancy. Just how you want it. ☑️ Chili cheese fries? Dangerous. In the best way. Gooey, messy, completely satisfying. ☑️ Cheeseburgers and bacon cheeseburgers that feel like the real deal — not “fast food,” but good food fast. ☑️ Taquitos, teriyaki bowls, tuna sandwiches — yup, had them all. And guess what? They all slap. Every single one.

There’s something about Bob’s that makes you feel like you’re in on a secret — like you found the spot that locals love, but no one’s trying to make a scene about. And honestly? That’s the magic.

You walk in, and the vibe is calm, casual, and familiar. There’s no performance here. No over-the-top hype. Just honest cooking and people who care about what they’re serving. The owner? Always around. Always smiling. Staff? Friendly. Fast. Real. The kind of place where they remember your order before you say it out loud.

In a world of overpriced meals and Instagram-only experiences, Bob’s is the kind of place that reminds you what food is supposed to feel like: Good. Hearty. Worth it.

Whether it’s your first time or your fiftieth, you walk out full — not just from food, but from the feeling that you got way more than what you paid for.

So if you’re hungry, curious, or just craving something that hits, drop by. Try something simple or something new. It doesn’t really matter — you’re in good hands either way.

Just… don’t tell too many people. Let’s keep this...

Have been going here for years and this was the worst experience I have ever seen. Paid for an extra fry and lucky looked cause the time before the extra fry was missing. So this time wanted to makesure and of course it is not there so I call the lady over and nicely tell her that it is missing and start pulling the food out and she multiple times says that she needs to see the bag even though I am pulling the food out. I continue to tell her I am not lying and she continues to say she has to see the bag. The whole time I stayed calm because I go there all the time. But instead the attitude came out of the employee. She finally got the fry but what sucks is she then threw it at me. I then asked to speak to the manager which I was told they were not here. I then asked, who's in charge?And she said they are not here.I then asked, well, who is running it?And she calls over pepe. Where, when he starts walking over, she says that I am giving her attitude. He nicely asked if we got all of the food. I asked her ehat her name was but couldn't understand her cuz.It seemed like she started crying. This is not what it's been ever here. It sucksIs that as i'm pulling the food out and showing her I could have been a real jerk and just gave her the bag because she did t want to believe me that it was missing and demanded her to recook it because the moment it goes over the counter, it cannot come back in but I didnt. I just wanted the...

This place has turned into a joke! The manager doesn't care about retaining customers, only cares about making money. I had ordered 2 orders french fries. The guy didn't include this in my original order. So when another guy handed me my food, I told him that I was missing 2 orders of fries. He said I wasn't charged for them. I handed him my card to pay. He hands me 1 order of fries. I told him AGAIN it was supposed to be 2. By that time I was over it! I then get home to realize that I did not get the omelette I ordered but got french toast. I called to let them know. All I was told was to come pick it up. I explained to the girl that it was an inconvenience for me to have to correct THEIR mistake. She then said it wasn't MY mistake it was the guy working the drive thru! I would not want someone working for me that would not represent the company. Playing the blame game is just wrong. When I talked to the manager, he said he would give me the omelette for free next time. I said I already paid for it so it wouldn't be free, you would just be correcting your mistake and I would be using my time and gas. He then said well you are keeping the french toast, eat that. After that, I'm done with this place. That is no way to treat a customer that just spent...