310 Eatery- LA Style Street Food

What a fun find! The owners were the most friendly, welcoming (including to our pup), and helpful hosts ever. Delicious, healthy and reasonably priced food. Creative fusion menu, and dozens of beverage choices. We need to return soon since the menu has so many mouthwatering options. They have a kids' play area on the restaurant side, Check out the table for mah jong in the bar area, with directions so you can learn with friends/family. Coming here will boost your mood and make you feel at home!

Really excellent spot, and close to the freeway if you’re just driving through the east bay and need a break. I only got the burger and bacon jam fries, I think the burger was called the traffic jam. Really good w the cheese and fried egg, and for as messy as it was, the bun held up to the end. Fries were good, the bacon jam on the sweet dude, but also really excellent. The beer came from a brewery next door, also really good. Service was great, staff all friendly. While I’m not often in this area, this is on a short list to revisit and try something else.

This restaurant provided us with a really fun time and a great meal. The staff was very friendly and explained the menu in detail. The hamburger I had was not only juicy, but also very tasty with a strong flavor. However, the hamburger was very big and it was very difficult to eat. However, I recommend using your hands to bite into the hamburger. I do not recommend using a knife and fork! The fries were also really tasty, with a mix of sweet and salty. They also had cheese in them. I was very satisfied! I would like to visit again with my family.

Love this place and the owners are so warm and welcoming! Always feels like you are going to a friend's place for a meal. The burgers are really creative, and they even do Japanese souffle pancakes on the weekends (have to call by Friday to let them know you want to order them). Highly recommend for hearty, fun, outside-the-box burgers, fries, and sandwiches.

Good, but overpriced. $33 before tip for a burger and fries. It was good but not impressive by any means, the amount of meat on the patty was lacking for the $20 price tag alone on the burger.. nice staff, nice small little restaurant, good food. Overpriced

THE FOOD 😛 Second visit and still as good as our first. This time we got Bacon Jam fries, San Gabriel Belly Wrap (pork belly wrapped in a green onion pancake!), and the Hurry Curry burger (short rib and bacon… need I say more?). Last time we got the Westside Classic (pastrami sandwich) and the Crosstown Bowl (fried chicken over fried rice). Everything has been delicious! Service is super friendly and attentive. They mentioned they are working on a new concept next door and we can’t wait to try that out as well. They definitely know what they are doing and we will be back!

I’m giving it a 1 star because of how rude they were when told that their food was sub-par. My son ordered the traffic Jam burger and I ordered the west-side classic pastrami sandwich. The pastrami was cold so I told the waitress and she asked if I would like her to “re-make” it. I said yes please and she brought me back the same sandwich, microwaved. My son and I finished our meal, paid and left a tip. As we were about to leave I tried to tell her politely that she should not serve microwaved food. Her and another gentleman got very upset and told me to leave. I laughed because I was literally walking out as they were “kicking me out”. Also, their chili and burgers are frozen. I saw them grilling frozen patties and our chili came out cold and tasting like Hormel. The nacho cheese on the fries was clearly canned as well. Low quality food being disguised as “gourmet”. And $60 ( before tip) for a burger, a sandwich and fries is a ripoff. The pic is of my sandwich after they “made a new one”. It’s hard to see but there is a bite taken out of it and one half of the sandwich is turned the wrong way. Clearly just microwaved. The meat and bread were like rubber after they reheated it. I really don’t recommend this place at all.

Great burger place and now has dim sum appetizers. We loved the shrimp har gow. Fresh, plump and tasty. The 310 burger and the Albany burger are classics. But the 405 is a monster. In a good way. The Match Point Brewery next door serves great beer that pair well with the food. Fantastic hosts who care deeply about their food and their customers.

Husband has been here a bunch of times, but this time we got both the kids up to join us for a Saturday hike on Albany Hill and brunch afterwards. Delicious! "Breakfast All Day" meant that one teen got fabulous chocolate chip pancakes and Thai iced tea, while the other loaded up on tender scrambled eggs, bacon, and mango lassi. We split a ridiculously large and delicious burger and a pile of tangy seasoned shoestring fries. Match Point Brewing in the adjacent space served up three brews that all received big thumbs up. Such a nice and friendly crew at this place! We are looking forward to a return visit.

310 Eatery is an awesome family-run business that delivers on every front! The comfort food here is top-notch, with high-quality ingredients that truly make a difference. Their short rib burgers are to die for, packed with juicy, tender meat and bursting with flavor. The Asian umami twists add a unique and delicious flair to their dishes. The chili - hands down the best in Northern California! I Highly recommended! The service and friendly conversation made the experience fun.

LA themed restaurant. Low key and comfortable atmosphere. A little hard to find because they only had a sign outside. I just looked for the wisteria. I got the traffic jam burger. It was huge and juicy. I had to get Cactus Cooler, which was reminiscent of younger years, living in SoCal. But they do have a large selection of drinks. I def want to go back and try their other ginormous burgers. We also got a street hot dog. My kid just wanted cheese, and they were accommodating enough to have a medium sized bowl of nacho cheese on the side. The fries were good. They had a good seasoning. Dipped those in the nacho cheese as well. There are other items on the menu such as dim sum and beef noodle soup, which I might try next time. Service was very friendly and efficient. Always checked-in with a big smile. I'd definitely come back. It seems they have many regulars.

Great burgers and brunch with an Asian twist. We had the classic 310 burger wi the bacon, a 410 burger with pastrami and cheese, a Tokyo po boy with soft shell crab instead of oysters.... Yummy I had a veggie scramble. Next time, I'll have the French toast and nacho fries.

Came across this place on Yelp. Decided to try it out. It sounded very LA. And if there's one thing I miss living in the Bay, it's comfort food from LA. Street parking, but free and easy to find. I believe the couple owns the place and they are very welcoming right when you walk in. Ordered a lemonade and you can tell it's freshly squeezed and not overly sugary. To start, had the pork belly sliders. The pork belly was seasoned and cooked well. The slider bun was nicely toasted as well. Also had the pastrami chili cheese fries. I don't think it's necessarily an LA invention, but it's popular at many mom-and-pop burger spots. Having ordered this, the owner asked what part of LA I was from as 9 times out of 10, they're from LA. Their pastrami is ordered from LA as well and had tons of flavor. Chili was not your typical canned chili. Nostalgic all around with this. Got the Hurry Curry burger. Solid burger. Cooked medium with lots of flavor that isn't overbearing. Added a fried egg that just puts it all together. Definitely reminds me of the mom-and-pop burger joints I'd frequent growing up in LA. A must try if in the area for sure.

One line review: It was okay. I wanted to like this place because I liked the owner. He served us and is just terrific -- friendly, welcoming, and accommodating of our special needs (we had a senior in our party with a walker, who needed some extra space). He is clearly invested in what they're doing at 310, and I would like them to succeed. The food, however, was just okay. I think the best was the 405 Traffic Jam burger; the least tasty, the Little Tokyo Po' Boy. The latter just sounded better than the actual product tasted. The former was okay but just a lot (too much?) going on in one burger. The 310 Street burger was fine but nothing special. The Red Coma fries (chili cheese fries with pastrami) were interesting to try once, but I wouldn't do it again; $16 is just too expensive for what you get. Go for the regular fries ($4). I'll make this allowance: It could be that we just needed to know what and what not to order. But what we did order was only average. Parking was free on the street -- always a bonus. Bottom line: I want these folks to do well but beyond the service (which was an A+), the food was so-so.

It was busy on a Saturday at 2, but we were still seated right away. The reviews praising the service are right, the staff are SUPER personable and friendly. We got the shishito peppers, shoestring fries with tamarind seasoning, cross town bowl, and 405 traffic jam burger. We added fried eggs to both entrees on the recommendation of our server, and honestly it was the right choice each time. The shishito peppers were excellent, and the fries were a great accompaniment to our entrees. The cross town bowl featured the puck fried rice, which is SO GOOD. It has a savoriness that feels like they fried it in duck fat. The chicken was perfectly crispy and the curry jam, which tastes like Thai coconut curry, was a great addition. The 405 traffic jam burger was maybe my favorite burger I've ever had. The ground short rib and bacon patty was so flavorful on its own. The pastrami, fried portobello mushroom, crispy onions and other ingredients might almost seem like overkill, except that everything worked together to shoot the flavors into the stratosphere. We are definitely coming back!

This place had the best eggs Benedict I've ever had. The milk bread toast is such a great alternative. The bacon jam fries are a must try and my boyfriend ordered the 405 traffic jam burger. The workers are super friendly and the food came out quickly. The only downside is there's only street parking available.

This was hands down the most delicious burger I've eaten in my entire life. The inside has a homey, sort of local diner vibe. The service was incredible and I love that they offer beer from the brewery next door. A bit pricey, but absolutely worth it for the quality.

We had an excellent time here... amazing service. Handled 13 guys - from a motorcycle club - was spot on with the food and drinks - the traffic jam burger was great!!! Everything was spot on !!! Some great combos and fusion foods. Can't thank you enough for accommodating us... If you don't know - now you know - we took a chance and wasn't disappointed- everything was delicious and the service was fantastic Here's what I ordered : The 405 Traffic Jam Often called The Best Burger of the East Bay, a 1/3lb Patty of Boneless Short Rib, Blended with Bacon, Beer Battered Portobello Mushroom, Crispy Onions, dipped Pastrami, Jalapeños, and 310's Kalbi Aioli, served with an Artisan Brioche.

Tried this place while craving a good, solid burger and it didn't disappoint! I got the Albany burger and salt and vinegar fries and both were delicious. Burger was cooked medium well, but still juicy with a lot of flavor and I enjoyed the tang of the salt and vinegar fries. The server was very friendly and attentive. She mentioned their family was originally from the East LA area and relocated a number of years ago. The place wasn't too busy when we went on a Saturday afternoon and street parking was easy to find in front of the restaurant. I'll be sure to return to try out more of their menu items soon!

My son and I came here based on the good reviews and were extremely disappointed in the food. The Traffic Jam burger had everything but the kitchen sink on it and tasted terrible. It tasted salty and raw. They tried to fix it and cooked the meat more but the second time wasn't any better. My son couldn't eat it. The French fries were like frozen fries and I had a small chicken breast on a small amount of cooked spinach. The chicken breast looked and tasted like a store bought frozen breast. After not eating the burger we still had to pay the ridiculous $19 for it. Most restaurants will remove the charge or at a minimum give a 50% discount. And when i qusectioned this, I was told "people come from all over the world for that burger." Really?

friendly service, cross through to a bar, nice and quiet, family friendly, and best of all great selection and good tasting food, we will definitely be back for more.

The food here is delicious. It's junk food without the gross heavy feeling afterwards which is crazy! I satisfy my cravings while still feeling good after. They serve brunch too so of course I went twice two days in a row, for dinner and then brunch the next day! And both times I got the tamarind seasoned fries!! By far my favorite seasoned fries anywhere! The hot dog bun is pretty interesting, reminds me of a crispy banh mi baguette. Everything I got was delicious and I feel like you can't go wrong with anything on the menu. The service is just simply amazing. The front of house duo is so kind and friendly and try their best to make sure you're having a good time. Our booth's light was out so they lit a candle for us instead, which was super cute. There's only street parking but I've never had any trouble finding parking right away. This is definitely going to be a new frequent favorite!

The service here is very genuine, the mom and pops kind. The menu is quiet interesting with a lot going on. It was hard to decide. We landed on 2 burgers, pastrami sandwich, bell wrap, and fried noodles on the special menu. Burgers - then classic burger that we ordered was for my son and we asked for it medium well but it came out pretty much medium rare.... The traffic jam was fine and good. Bell wrap - the green onion pancake was crispy and the hoisin sauce was just about right. Forgot to take pics of the fried Asian noodles. It came with beef and gravy. Beef was a tad chewy. Gravy was too thick. All together, it wasn't that great of a dish. My pop didn't complain about the pastrami sandwich and said he would like to come back! Overall, it's a cute family owned restaurant and I would stick to traditional American items. I would like to come back and try their brunch.

Eat Grinder Smallish, family-run eatery that features their version of "LA-style street food" (i.e., shit your cardiologist would pass out looking at) and was named to the 2020 Yelp Top-100 (#55 respectively). Don't come here if you're looking to count calories or worried about your cholesterol numbers because this place ain't for you. However, if you're looking for flavor bombs and just pure unadulterated fucking delicious food, then this is your spot. The Good: *Service is the name of the game here, as the owners are as advertised and welcome you to their business with warmth and a friendly smile. *Bacon Jam Fries were everything we wanted, and then some; bacon, onion, tomato, and mozzarella cheese made this a spectacular dish packed with flavor. *Frosted Flakes covered and deep-fried French Toast was utterly fantastic. The crunchy outside and soft middle was a textural mouth party, and the fact that it wasn't sickeningly sweet was a huge bonus. *They purport their 405 Traffic Jam Burger to be the best in The Bay, and I might be inclined to agree; fresh ground rib, pastrami, and a whole medly of other ingredients made this one incredible burger. Also, the fact that they're able to present it so beautifully without it falling apart is also a huge bonus. So many times, a ginormous burger is served falling apart and a complete shit-show presentation-wise, while 310's was simply magnificent and a work of true craftsmen. *My picky son loved his Rampart Glizzy. *Prices are quite fantastic for what you get. The Meh: *Virtually zero online presence beyond Yelp. No IG, no FB, and no website. It's not really a big deal, but it's a bit odd. The Ugly: *No beers or alcohol to go along with those magnificent burgers. :( TLDR: Maybe some of the best cheat day food I've had in a long, long time. #WorthIt

Delicious food, warm and friendly service! We went here after attending my daughter's CAL commencement, looking for a place away from the overcrowded restaurants near campus, and I'm glad we did. We tried the burgers, 310 short rib noodles, pineapple rice with katsu chicken, and the bacon jam fries, and loved everything. The people who served us were both so kind and attentive.

Fun and lively ambience and decor, plus attentive staff! The fries were great, I think it's the right amount to share. I felt that the sandwich I ordered, the Melrose, was lacking a bit in the flavor dept -- I could barely taste the spicy slaw. Granted, I don't think the spicy slaw is meant to be that spicy, but it wasn't something I could pick apart from the rest of the burger. It all kind of tasted the same. Next time I'm here I'm going to opt for a burger or the wrap instead :)

Food and service here is amazing. Polite and caring owners make this a true family friendly environment. The food is rich and decadent (delicious) !!!!

Our first time yesterday, and both Marquisha and I just can't wait to come back. Our experience was just phenomenal - from the moment we walked in. After the warmest of Welcomes, we spent the equivalent of going through the Cheesecake Factory menu trying to decide. She had the fish tacos and I the "Albany" burger, with fries. All were excellent. But the fresh sweezed orange juice was for me, the show stopper. All is yummy here! But you need to come for the way in which they make you feel like you've been coimng here for years

First impression walking in the door is a warm friendly greeting from the owners. Then you get to ponder over their amazing selection of food, wondering if your stomach can hold all the things you want to order from the menu. When you finally decide to place your order for the one (or two) dish(es) that you're craving that day, you wait patiently because you know that whatever's coming will be worth it. Then it arrives and you have nothing left to do but dig your face into some of the best food you've ever had! Meanwhile, the owners are chatting with you to make sure your glass is always full and that your food is nothing but perfect. The restaurant has very little signage so it may be a little hard to find, but that's what hidden gems are. We struck gold when we found this place and have been bringing friends and family ever since. Support local business...these guys are amazing.

This was an incredible experience. Excellent food, comfortable atmosphere. Meeting the owners and family who are truly passionate about service and food. Overall a great place to come, hang out with friends, share some food, and relax. You feel welcome as soon as you set foot in the door. There is no sign on the building, so you'll just have to trust that you've arrived at the right place! They prefer that their reputation speak for itself rather than rely on advertising.

We were in the neighborhood one Saturday morning and popped in for lunch. It's a very casual place, easy to miss if you were just driving by. It was a nice day so we opted for one of the few outside tables. Service was friendly and attentive, that was appreciated. My wife got the 310 Street Burger and I got the Mighy Dux (duck) sliders. We also got a side of the "Hollywood Blockbuster" fries and a mango lassi. The kiddo got chicken tenders from the kids menu. We enjoyed our meal for the most part. My wife enjoyed her burger but it was stuffed with so many things that it was a bit messy to eat. The duck sliders were a unique item (note that things like grilled onions, cheese, etc are an added upcharge) and the mango lassi was a hit. The chicken tenders were okay, they had a breading that was really loose, very easy to fall off the chicken. We were a bit disappointed with the fries, definitely not a good value for the price. Thicker fries covered with a good amount of nacho cheese with jalapenos on the side. Good, but I wish we got a bigger portion of fries. Overall, a good experience, nice to support the mom and pop places in the East Bay!

STOP Scrolling! Go here! Amazing food and service. We go here on the regular and the staff remembers our names and details about us. They make you feel like you are hanging with family. This place is a hidden gem in the SF Bay Area. Breakfast and Brunch on the weekend is a must. My kids got the Benedict and Chocolate chip pancakes. My wife and I got the Udon cheese noodles and I got a pretzel burger with a fried egg. See pictures below for more details. Don't forget to get the regular fries which are amazing. Trust that this place has something for the whole family. It has a kids play area and they have a tv with kid shows as wel

We enjoyed their chili fries and burgers. Their prices are a bit expensive for our average burger meals. They offer both grass-fed beef and standard beef patties. We ordered the Albany burgers for the kids while I had the traffic jam burger ($16). Fries are separate from the burger. The bun was nice and pastrami meat was served hot. We appreciated our waitress for her excellent customer service. I am not sure I would crave for more and look at dining here again. We will probably shop around for other burger joints.

6 stars for service. Yes, needed to add an extra star bc, in addition to the fundamentals of service, it was clear that it came from a place of caring. 5 stars for food. Tasty, generous portions. Just know that if you order the junky items (bacon fries), you will get exactly that - tasty as hell, but you would not want to know the number of calories. 6 stars for a menu which works well for groups. You know when some want Asian food, and others want Burger/Pizza - this spot is like the only place I have found in the Bay Area where both sides can eat in peace. And, both sets of cuisines are solid. I did not want cheese on my bacon fries. They not only took it off, but added extra bacon. This is the type of gesture which takes it from good service to "special place". Can't wait to be back. With friends

310 Eatery is a nice dive, with good food, service with a smile & date night vibes. Make sure you are paying attention to entrance cause you can pass it by as it is amongst a row of interesting places. Walking in, you will find the dinner is split with one part acting as a small open bar and the other half as a dining room. We were 3 for the table and sitting down originally, my friends and I noticed that it was kinda dark, but the waiter and waitress ( seemed like the owners) were right there to escorted us to another table with better lighting. After that, things got going quickly....ordering food and receiving it seemed like just a few minutes...Mango langassi was the drink of the night (even tho didn't get the pic)... trust it was good. Everything else ordered was also fab. Only gave 4 stars cause I wanted to co.e here for brunch so I save room for another review...Ciao for now

What a fantastic place! We came in here at random and were delighted by the exuberantly absurd menu. The husband and wife owners are incredibly friendly and happy to chat despite being busy, and the food matches its over-the-top inventive absurdity with sheer deliciousness. I got the Tokyo po' boy, a category of sandwich I would never normally order, and at the owner's suggestion topped it with a fried egg. Once the food came out, that thing lasted about 3 minutes before the plate was clean. Props to the tasty mango lassi as a drink option, too.

310 eatery's burgers took me to outer space. This is where you go for a cheat meal or need to impress friends. We got the 405 traffic jam, 310 burger, and bacon jam fries. The 405 traffic jam is enormous but such a fun, ridiculously large, and umami burger you have to order at least once. 310 is solid and good if you have a smaller tummy. Bacon jam fries were sweet and savory. This place is family owned and so incredibly nice - they are Jedi masters of bacon and jam.

As soon as we walked in we were greeted by the owner and seated. It wasn't very busy & a very cute spot. We ordered the pork belly sliders which were pretty good little bites. I like the Chinese five spice hoisin sauce flavors. egg rolls were just ok, the bacon ones were a little tastier. I think the mushy inside reminds me of a fast food egg roll. The Thai pad was on the plain side flavor wise & didn't come with lime. I did like it though for what it was. My son got the chicken tenders and enjoyed them. My daughter got the Albany burger but just with cheese. It didn't come with fries but we did get a side order. The Arnie p was phenomenal really worth the price. The regular tea was also very good.

Very nice owners (parents of owners), very welcoming, delish burger , nice sautéed spinach dish, tamarind fries pretty good too. Will be back, and it's in my hood. .would love to try the brunch next. Font hard to read on the menu (but doesn't affect food ;-)

The service was so good! We were greeted with joy and seated right away! The place was spacious and had a lot of people eating enjoying their Sunday evening. The women and man checked on us to make sure we are doing well. The food was so yummy and delicious. I would definitely come here again.

What lured me here for my first visit was those luxurious soufflé Japanese pancakes I saw on their Yelp. Only to find out it's just a weekend special and you should also call ahead to let them know because it's a process and they only have one cook that can make them. I wasn't disappointed because I had one of the best soft shell crab sandwiches called the Tokyo Po' Boy I've ever tasted. I arrived not very hungry and thinking I was just gonna have a taste and pack the rest to go for dinner later but once I took a bite I couldn't stop. It had too much lettuce for this non-bunny rabbit but kicked it off to the side and enjoyed the rest of the flavors. I couldn't decide between this or the pork belly sliders. Next time I will give those a try. The service was so friendly and felt like I came into a family friend's home. They made me feel very welcomed and comfy. Looks like it can get pretty busy on the weekends but luckily I was there on a Monday and it was pretty quiet. I did hear them saying they're expanding the space next door so business must be good. Hopefully good enough they can have soufflé pancakes EVERYDAY!! Lastly, only street parking but no meters and no problem finding a spot. I personally am from the burbs and like my parking spots right in front of my establishments for free and in a strip mall.

Came here with some friends and our kids. Staff was super friendly and accommodating. Large menu, a bit difficult to read. This is a mom and pop small business and they treat everyone so nicely. I got the epic not knowing what to expect. Oh boy, was the portion huge and sooo filling. I had lots of extra for the next day.

Customer service was good at the beginning, the waiter got us water, gave us menus and let us take our time to order, I ended up ordering a 310 street burger ($14 on menu) he asked if that was all? After that he asks how I would like my onions, I said grilled, and asked me how I would like the meat cooked, I said medium rare, if only I knew their were surcharges to these questions... I was charged for the way the onions were cooked and the way the meat was cooked.. he told us these burgers were the best in the bay and were amazing. My buddy ordered a burger and said if the burger was enough. The waiter said it was big but that he should also order fries as well. He ended up spending $34+ for a small portion of burger and fries.. crazy! I was charged $15 for the burger, $1 for the onions and $1 for it being medium rare not including taxes for a small burger not including taxes. He basically finessed us for a few dollars, after we got the receipt and paid for it the older male waiter didn't say bye to us just walked away and had the older Asian waitress deal with us instead. I believe in his mind he did what he had to, in order to get as much money out of us. Sad... hopefully they fix the way they do their service. Small portions and extremely expensive. Overall the burger itself was mid. I would give it a 6/10 from a non bias view. It was decent and edible for sure but I asked for medium rare was charged for it and it ended up being well done. Meat 6/10 Sauce on it 4/10 Bun 7/10 (the bun was the best part!)

Service was great - owner was friendly and welcoming. Don't get owners coming by with such authenticity. Food was outstanding. Place was buzzing! Definitely recommend and encourage small business!!!

The 310s Street Burger at 310 Eatery is a delicious and satisfying meal. The burger itself is juicy and flavorful, with great toppings like bacon, avocado, lettuce, tomato, and aioli sauce. Service was attentive, and our food arrived quickly and fresh. Highly recommended for burger fans! 310's Street Burger

Randomly decided to give 310 Eatery a try on a random Wednesday night. Didn't know what to expect, but the reviews painted a tasty picture! We walk in a few minutes after opening for dinner and are warmly greeted by (I assume) the owners. We ordered the Albany burger, shoestring fries (normal seasoning), egg rolls (2 of the 4 were wrapped in bacon!), crosstown bowl, and the pork belly sliders. EVERYTHING was amazing. One of the best items was the curry jam for the crosstown bowl (we ordered that on the side). The jam went well with the fried chicken and as a dip for the fries! We also ordered a flight of beer from the attached brewery. The beers were tasty, I enjoyed the coffee and the five spice beers. What else can be said? The food is great, the staff is super nice, they have some good beers, AND we were told to try their breakfast on the weekends. We looked at the breakfast menu and cannot wait to try all of the items! I will review the breakfast soon (most likely in a few days). I would highly recommend 310 Eatery. You gotta go!

If you're looking for the best burger in town, err the Bay Area, then 310 Eatery is your stop. On our first visit we tried the the 405 Traffic Jam which is the loaded burger. I kid you not...it must have been almost 5" tall. And the falvor, crunch and freshness is just right. Suffice to say we will be coming back again very soon.

Stopped by for brunch on a Sunday. Tried the Rich and Stuffy French Toast and the Temescal Sunrise French Toast. Both dishes were creative, flavorful, fun and well executed. The stuffed French toast was crispy on the outside, and held the creamy fruit cheese extremely well. They serve with a homemade fruit compote which was superb! The chicken which is served as part of the Temescal was one of the best breaded and fried chicken breasts I've ever had. The quality and treatment of the chicken resulted in a moist, flavorful breast and the breading was light yet super crisp. The French toast was also one of my top French toasts. The addition of the cornflakes is genius and made for a crunchy, and fun dish. Good coffee, friendly service, and great value!! We'll definitely return for their pastrami and that bacon jam fries. Good job!!!

Meeting up at 310 Eatery for the first time was a delight. The wooden tables and open dining area created a charming vibe, especially on a rainy Monday with fewer people around. The owner's warm welcome and the friendly waitress added to the positive atmosphere. Following the owner's recommendation, I tried the Traffic Jam burger, and it turned out to be one of the best burgers I've ever had. Alongside the Little Tokyo Poboy and bacon fries, the top three dishes were not only delicious but served quickly. The creativity and effort put into each dish made the price well worth it. Overall, a memorable first in-person experience at 310 Eatery.

10 out of 10 recommend!!!! 310 Eatery recently expanded and is now serving beer and wine!!! It is extremely kid friendly, has toys, and the owner even put cartoons on the TV for our toddler when he was in full toddler mode so we could enjoy ourselves. I cannot highlight how friendly and accommodating the owners and staff are here at 310! I'm so excited about their expansion, and the new menu items (a beer with dinner is necessary when you're a toddler parent ). Also, they have new food items, including traditional dim sum menu that is AMAZING!!! The Bao is amazing and their staple menu items are always consistently great!!! I particularly love the pork belly wrap. The ambiance is on trend and very modern while also maintaining its quirkiness.

310 Eatery is a must try! Parking is all street parking and was pretty easy for us to find. It can get busy especially if there is a large group. Excellent customer service! The owners let us know that they had just sat a large group and it might take a little bit for our food to come out. Luckily my friend and I were catching up and didn't mind a bit of a wait. They carry lovely beverages to choose from and their root beer was so tasty! It was nice to have other options available. The burgers are a pretty big deal here and the quality meat really does shine. Tasty burgers at great prices! Share a basket of fries and oh yes the bacon jam is absolutely worth it!

Well, if you want a big ass burger with a lot of flavor- this is the place. I had the 405 to go and when I took it back to my friend's house they wanted to know why it was in a donburi bowl. Her eyes were big as we split it up so she could try some. Pastrami on your burger. Who knew? The fries were okay. I didn't get them loaded so that might have been my problem. I just couldn't justify adding more calories and sodium to my meal but if your young and able to eat what you want I hope you try on my behalf. Enjoy!

I'm pretty new to the neighborhood, and happy to have a great place nearby. I think it's a family run place, the workers are all so nice and friendly and knowledgeable regarding their menu. And this is probably the best burger I have ever had, I forget the name of the one I got.. Short rib meat with mushroom

Stopped at 310 by the ways of a yelp search "burgers" and "dog friendly". It was a Tuesday (normally closed) and was greeted by the kindest Gil. It was just us, so he offered to let us eat inside with our 16 yo minpin laying in his cushion. When I say he was the kindest, he was the most good-hearted, considerate host. He checked on us often and we chatted a bit about the restaurant. I got The Albany and my friend got The Westside Classic. Both were delicious and the fries were perfect. This is definitely the stop for good burger/sandwiches. You won't be disappointed. Gil told us they are expanding their space and will have local beer soon. Very exciting! Burgers & Beers.

This place is a family favorite! The owners always greet us by name and remember our usual order, even when we go months without stopping by. We order the Albany Burger over lettuce (no bun) and always enjoy a mango lassi and some fries. Sometimes my daughter gets the gluten free grilled cheese. The service is top notch and our kid loves to play with the toys in the corner. The restaurant is spacious, yet cozy. Great for families, groups, or hanging with a couple friends. You can't go wrong with anything on the menu.

Very unique dishes and welcoming friendly owners/employees. The atmosphere is a highlight and there were some interesting flavors on the menu!

I love French toast and their French toast was the bomb dot com. It had the corn flake crust. Eggs were good and the bacon. The fried chicken was also very good. Food 5/5. Ambience 3/5. The restaurant is very cluttered. Inventory was lined along the walking path and the restaurant smelled a bit musty but it could have been a customer. But all the inventory and sodas lined up made the place feel less clean. I highly recommend they move that stuff elsewhere to create a better experience for customers. Next time I will just order take out and enjoy the food in the ambiance of my own place.

First off, great customer service! They took great care of us. They had a crazy selection for their burgers but the bacon jam is amazing. They had a lot of other Asian fusion options like pork belly sliders but we didn't order that. Over all I would definitely go again.