Gott's Roadside

We stopped by the Napa location of Gott’s Roadside, and it was everything we hoped for and more. The weather was perfect, the crowd was manageable, and the food absolutely delivered. I ordered the double cheeseburger, paired with sweet potato fries and a New Glory Gummy Worms Chewy Pale Ale. My friend opted for the chicken sandwich daily special, garlic fries, and a Coke. Double Cheeseburger: Succulent, juicy, and perfectly cooked. This burger rivals any top-tier spot like Super Duper or In-N-Out. Every bite melted in my mouth, making it a standout classic. Sweet Potato Fries: Crispy with a satisfying crunch, they were the perfect companion to the burger. Pale Ale: I’m not typically a beer guy, but this pale ale was refreshing, smooth, and surprisingly enjoyable. My friend’s garlic fries were flavorful but just a touch soft for my liking, though that didn’t stop us from eating every last one! And now for the star of the show: the crab sandwich. Though I only had a single bite of my friend’s, it stole the spotlight. Packed with fresh, flaky crab, crisp lettuce, green onions, and an incredibly refreshing sauce, this sandwich was phenomenal. It was generously portioned and bursting with flavor, easily worth more than the menu price. If I return, and I absolutely will, it’s what I’d order without hesitation. Gott’s is a place that nails it on all fronts, food, atmosphere, and service. Whether you’re craving a classic burger or looking to indulge in the best crab sandwich you’ll ever try, this is the spot. Don’t think twice, go and enjoy a meal that’s truly worth 5 stars. ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐

TLDR: plenty of seating, great food The burger was very tasty, juicy and flavorful. The hot dog, though a bit expensive for over $10, was still very juicy with a great bite texturally. The onion rings were perfectly crispy without being overly crispy and I think the prices match the quality of the food

Double cheeseburger was on point. This is a more home cooked style burger with great seasoning and ingredients. Fries were crunchy and delicious. The burger made my day and it’s been a long time since I’ve had this quality of a burger.

A diner with a large selection of items. The good: beers and wines next to innovative (as well as classic) diner staples. The place has a great atmosphere and feels like a swinging place from the 60s. The less good: The burger was good, but a bit dry and the garlic fries were very oily. The service can be faster.

Before visiting Napa, we were told by SEVERAL people to stop at Gott’s! We are so glad we listened. Gott’s was the perfect low-key and easy meal for our first night in Napa. Not only was Gott’s within walking distance to our hotel, the food was amazing! I got the schnitzel chicken sandwich and my husband got a burger. Both were fantastic—as were the garlic fries and onion rings! I’ll admit we did go back a second time, so I could get a black and white shake which was delicious. Service was great, the restaurant (including the patio) was spotless, and the food arrived quickly despite being during the dinner rush. We’ll definitely be going back!

Vintage Vibes and Epic Greasy Spoon🥄 While visiting Napa, the char-grill aroma drew us in, and we couldn’t resist stopping for a snack. Everything looked so delicious, we may have ordered way too much, but it was worth it! The beer-battered onion rings were so good that you couldn’t eat just one. The special burger? Super fresh, ooey-gooey perfection made before my eyes. And the Arnold Palmer was the perfect drink to wash down all the goodness. With plenty of picnic seating, it’s a great spot to enjoy a classic roadside meal after a day of wine tasting. We need Gott’s Roadside on the East Coast!

Absolutely incredible food. Real standouts are the tomato soup and double cheeseburger. I’ve eaten a lot of burgers, but this was truly the best one I’ve ever had. The soup was also a surprising one. It was super complex and had a nice viscosity with fantastic flavours. I wish I could come back every day.

Quality gone down. I was excited to come back after the Vietnamese chicken salad I had a few months ago. I ordered the same thing and noticed that it tasted a bit different. Notice my initial order also had lime so it was definitely different. It was still good but wasn’t as good. What irked me though is the amount of chicken they put. Take a look at the picture. Few months ago, they put a whole chicken breast. In my recent order, they put like 4 strips of chicken. Like what? lol Chicken is cheap meat. Is it really worth losing your customers over? You think people aren’t going to notice? You’re really going to serve 4 strips of chicken on a large bowl of salad?