Double Decker — Restaurant in San Francisco

Came by Double Decker for dinner with a couple of friends on a Weekday evening. Based on the photos previously it seems like a small place but is in an interesting spot. Spotted beside a hotel, it has not a lot of seating. It appears to serve some of the basic options which are done well. Ended up going with some friends to get their different types of wings and ended up getting their Sweet Chili, Teriyaki, Garlic and their Medium wings with a side of their fries.

Sweet Potato Fries - More of an average cut. With a right amount of texture and crisp outside.

Medium Spicy Wings - Not too spicy as other places would call it. More of a mild spice when referencing to a typical sports bar Buffalo wing and more comparable to the spiciness out of a mild Thai entree.

Garlic Wings - Very crispy and very prominent flavor of garlic. Has kind of the profile of pesto when it comes to dryness of the garlic. Overall excellent. Sweet Chili - Very saucy and flavorful wing. The sauce reminds me of the Thai Sweet Chili sauce used for egg rolls and other fried foods. Simple, but tastes very sweet with an extremely light sense of heat from the chili. Teriyaki - Good based sauce that resembles Teriyaki well. Especially if you enjoy Teriyaki sauce and wings, this would be for you.

Overall I would recommend this place as it is pretty reasonable for prices for wings and provides other essentials such as burgers, and fries at a decent price. They also have a Happy Hour...

Not sure why you put a woman who barely understands English on the cash register alone. I was able to communicate my order to her but she couldn't understand either of my basic questions, one of which was inquiring if Mitchell's ice cream was used to make the shakes (reasonable assumption since they sell the same flavors as standalone ice cream).

Here was our basic order: 2 shakes (1 chocolate, 1 vanilla) and a small order of sweet potato fries. The woman working was very nice and I tipped $5 before the order was even ready. Sigh...the sweet potato fries didn't even make it the 20 paces back to the car before they all fused together into a cold and slightly soggy monstrosity.

Both the shakes were contaminated by several things. I had the chocolate shake and my husband had the vanilla shake. Mine had solid and uncomfortably chewy pieces of chocolate something-or-other. I'd rather not speculate, it makes me wanna barf. My husband had both chocolate AND chunks of strawberry in his VANILLA shake?? Yo, what if he were allergic to chocolate or fructose?? You guys need to do MUCH better at avoiding cross-contamination. I'm not even going to blame the woman who was left to work that counter alone. If she can't fully communicate with the majority of her customers, she has no business being left alone. Shame on...

Odd pricing mechanics, over priced but the fries are good?

Impossible Burger with cheese, sweet potato fries, and a bottle of water for 23 dollars. Yup. You read that correctly. Nothing special about any ingredient either. Their bun, for example, is a run of the mill white fluffy bun.

One annoyance: regular fries 2.95. Sweet potato? 3.95. That is a dollar difference. But if you buy a burger which comes with fries and want to upgrade to sweet potato it’s 2 dollars? Makes no sense other than to implement a subtle overcharge for unsuspecting customers.

Also, don’t walk into here with a smile and expect anything from anyone. I saw countless people say thank you and everyone who worked here’s face was reminiscent of professor snape. That’s fine since there’s no requirement that hole in the walls be nice and cheery but just a heads up that they will sell you a 25 dollar burger which is average to good and then pretend you don’t exist.

Sweet potato fries are good though. Just wish I wasn’t overcharged for them. I also asked for a side of 1000 and it’s an extra dollar. Three teaspoons max, one dollar. Mmhmm. That’s what this...