Gott's Roadside
Hamburger restaurant · San Mateo County ·
Burgers, fries, dips, shakes, salads, tacos, beer, wine
Burgers, fries, dips, shakes, salads, tacos, beer, wine
"Anyone who considers a sweet treat its own food group, listen up—Gott’s has opened a cookie counter in the Ferry Building, complete with strawberry, chocolate, and whole milk for dipping. There are some seasonal cookie flavors, plus chocolate chip and rainbow sprinkle as standbys." - julia chen 1, patrick wong
"The hefty, absolutely loaded burgers from Gott’s are a Northern California staple. And having one of the behemoths stacked with a fried egg, onion rings, or pico de gallo is a great way to fuel up before being strapped into a 17-inch seat for the next few hours—since things can get messy, it's best to have this as a pre-flight meal for the sake of your seatmates. They also serve other crowd pleasers like chicken tenders, a bacon, egg, and cheese sandwich, and garlic fries." - julia chen 1, lani conway, ricky rodriguez
"A casual roadside eatery celebrated for crowd-pleasing comfort items like ahi tuna poke tacos and a reliably popular stop among locals and tourists alike." - Travel + Leisure Editors
"If you’ve spent any time in St. Helena, you’ve noticed the line outside Gott’s, and yes, we’re going to tell you to stand in it (or at the very least order ahead online). It’s gourmet fast food at its finest with a picnic table-style patio, where kids and the occasional wine-fueled grownup run wild. There is no wrong order here, but we come for the burgers (try the California and Western), the fish tacos (poke and mahi), and specialties like the Mexican street corn and chicken schnitzel sandwich. If you go for the sweet potato fries (which you should), make sure to snag an extra side of the housemade ranch, and don’t leave without one of the thick milk shakes. If you miss this location, there’s another at the Oxbow in downtown Napa." - christina julian
"Burger joint offering veggie cheeseburger, garlic fries, and lemonade."