Roadys Longburger

I support this small business but I don’t support Rincon Center relocating smaller businesses to undesirable location and month to month leases. Renew your 5yrs options before the due date.

The only burger option in Rincon Center, so it fits the bill if you’re dining in the food court with co-​workers and feel like a burger. The gimmick here is that the burgers are hoagie-​shaped instead of burger-​shaped, which is fun novelty. The big sell for me is that they have tater tots!
Bacon Cheddar Burger: Basically a bacon cheeseburger, but longer. Served in a hoagie roll with traditional burger toppings. Seemed to have a higher bread-​to-​meat ratio than a typical round burger. So it didn’t cause the initial meat coma effect that happens after a Super Duper burger. On the downside, I was hungry two hours later. It’s tastier than some other burger options in the area, but Super Duper is still my favorite.
Tater Tots: I absolutely love tater tots. When they’re deep fried to order, they consistently have a great crispy exterior and smooth interior. A lot less variability than fries. Maybe there is also a bit of elementary school nostalgia, since tater tot day was always a good lunch day!

This place is the reason why I’m getting a little chunky (in a good way). I came here once with a colleague and now I’m hooked. Their burgers are really good for the price point. My favorite it the BBQ burger with onion rings. The staff are pretty cool especially the cashier (he gets brownie points for complimenting my muscles). Be careful not to over indulge like me or be forced to do one hour of cardio a day to burn off the fat. Try to avoid the noon time rush. Ricon Center gets pretty packed at noon.

Burger was really good, but half of my fries were burnt crisp. I thought it was funny that the owner gave me my fries in a bag instead of on a tray like the rest of my coworkers who were eating with me. Makes it seem like he was trying to hide the fries. Nonetheless decent burger for a decent price.

The Tater tots are off the hook so are the chickens waffles for a lunch joint two thumbs up. Burgers are juicy and fries are fresh.

I was not a fan of their veggie burger! The veggie patty was not very flavorful. I know, it’s a veggie burger but I’ve had some pretty bomb veggie burgers at other places.
They also put cheese in my burger when I specifically requested no cheese. Despite my love for any kind of potatoes, the sweet potato tater tots were decent but nothing mind-​blowing.

Swung by here for some lunch with friends, nice interior and clean. Went with the OMG specialty burger which came with a fried egg and bacon. I must say I was very impressed with the quality and taste. Got some fries to go with it and loved the ketchup packets they carried that allows you to dip or squeeze.
Main plus about this place is the prices, which I feel are on the lower end and affordable. Definitely worth a try if you are ever in the area.

Stopped by here for lunch with some friends, and we all liked our food. I got the OMG burger, it came with a fried egg and 2 slices of bacon with a side of their fresh cut fries. I will come back to get their salted caramel milkshake. Yumm…

I was really craving a juicy Super Duper burger on this sunny SF day but the line was way too long. So I went across the street to Rincon Center and found this place! No lines, affordable?! Done deal!
So I ordered the BBQ bacon burger and my coworker ordered the OMG burger. The BBQ just didn’t do it for me. I really like Super Duper and this place isn’t super nor duper! It is merely adequate when you don’t want to stand in line for 30mins to get a burger across the street! The only saving grace is the tater tots! I love tater tots!
Although my coworker really liked her OMG burger (aka cheese burger with a fried egg)! But I don’t hold her opinions about food in high regards. Lol! So I’m stickin’ to my guns! This place was adequate but I won’t go out of my way to get the burger.

This is my first time here and will be my last at long burger. The fries that they gave us were old, dry, and cold.
The burger was okay if you like all those grease.

I got the OMG burger (fried egg and bacon) and the onion rings. I was very satisfied with the burger; the patty was nicely seasoned and had a tasty peppery flavor. The egg and bacon added a lot to the burger. As others have noted, the bun was a bit small for its contents so things got a little messy at the end. The onion rings were decent but not special. The price of $ 6 – 7 for a burger isn’t bad. I wasn’t full but definitely satisfied. Not a bad idea if you want to mix it up and not get Super Duper nearby.

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At Roadys: Wanted to like my grilled chicken sandwich more. There was supposed to be onions. Didn’t see them. Website said there should have been homemade relish. Also missing.
Which detracted from an otherwise nicely marinated and juicy chicken breast with a sweet BBQ sauce. With everything promised could have been better than average. Also average $ 8.
On a second visit delivered as promised was a pair of waffles surrounding egg, bacon cheese. It’s a clever and delicious breakfast sandwich. Priced right at $ 6.
Equally good was the ice cream sandwich slider. Bit of ice cream and what tasted like chocolate sauce between two small toasted buns. Melts fast. You’ll eat it faster. Just $ 3.
Service unfortunately was another disappointment. People themselves were nice. But ordering is done from touch screens. Very impersonal and you don’t have view of the full menu.
Questionable road ahead.

Loved the tator tots! Burger was also good. I liked the sauce on the burger. Overall, good service.

Recommendation:
Doesn’t accept Discover cards. Good burgers, but the buns are a little small. I’d recommend slightly, but only if you’re really looking for a burger.
I went to Roadys the other day because I was really craving a hamburger. For $ 8, I was able to get a signature longburger with mushroom, swiss, and bacon ($ 1 extra). Orders can be done through the cashier or with one of two iPads stationed near the door. After waiting about 10 minutes for the burger to be ready, I took it home to eat! It was delicious, with the cheese perfectly melted and a good amount of mushrooms and bacon on it.
My only complaint would have to be about the buns. My meal quickly turned into a mess as the burger’s ingredients slipped out the sides and back of the burger. I don’t think the buns are quite large enough to hold such an amount of food without falling apart!
Overall though, the food was nowhere near the weight and size of a burrito from an adjacent store like Pepe’s. I was able to eat the entire burger rather quickly in one sitting, so this definitely wasn’t a meal that I could split in half and eat two meals with, leaving satisfied both times. It was a very appropriate portion for one meal!
Regardless, the burger was fantastic even without any condiments, besides the ingredients that were cooked along with it. For the price, I’d definitely go back and get it again!

This place is pretty good but what i love most about it is the price. If you’re looking a decent place to go for lunch during work, not a bad place to pick.
If you’re looking for a decent burger joint, this is a good place. Got the OMG burger which was a burger with a fried egg and bacon on a french sub ($ 7.00) so it was a nice change of pace. It kind of reminds of Mr. Hero’s roman burgers. They have the sides that you would expect (fries, salads, sweet potatoe fries). The great thing is they have tater tots here!
The portions were pretty good. I usually need to eat a lot but there was more than enough food.
I recommend sharing the side of tots cause they do give you a lot.
The price was great. Two people for 20 bucks. Not a bad deal. I would go again
2 OMG Burger $ 6.95 X 2
Tater tots $ 2.50
Drink $ 2.50
plus tax
$ 19.96

Pretty good, standard burgers and sides. Nothing spectacular, but it’s satisfying if you’re craving a burger. I usually get a cheeseburger and tater tots.

What the name says. Long burger. Perfect size. Juicy burger on a nicely toasted bun. $ 5.95

It can be a challenge to find good and affordable food in FiDi. I was a little skeptical because of the mixed reviews, but decided to try Roadys a couple weeks ago. Besides, the discount on the GoDish app helps too. It was a hard decision as I was craving a burger somewhat but saw that all of them came with their Thousand Island dressing; surely I could have asked for them to omit it, but I decided on the Chicken Pesto sandwich instead. I resisted the urge to get sweet potato tator tots, but next time for sure I’ll try them.
My sandwich was done in a few minutes. The chicken breast had a nice char to it and was juicy. The pesto sauce wasn’t overbearing and I loved the provolone cheese and little bit of lettuce and tomatoes on it. Forgive me for being so starved and distracted that I didn’t take a picture of it! It was about $ 7 prior to the 30% off discount for the time that I checked in using my GoDish app. The price seems to be the going rate and was a good portion. You get a choice of wheat or white roll but I chose white. I was stuffed even without a side and without eating all day before lunchtime.
I would love to come back to try one of their breakfast creations when I want a cheat day (i.e. hole in one waffle and tator tots w/​eggs and sausage). Breakfast is served all day and Roadys opens at 9AM. 3.5ish rounded up.

I think that being new to the food court that is located in Rincon Center with other competitors, is the reason why their food and the staff flow is to be determined or to be for the better on improvement.
They surprisingly have BBQ ribs in this part of the neighborhood, which is something unique around here.
Their chicken wings were fried up lightly and flavored poorly, I must say (don’t recommend on ordering or rather suggesting to opt for something else). Their chicken sandwich was just decent — it lacked some snazziness to it.
A decent shop that remains to be developed further — especially with its catchy brand name and theme!

What can I say… This was my fourth time at Roadys Longburger and I’m still a fan!
I was curious about this whole new long burger thing so I gave it a try. I think it is pretty unique and has nice portions. Its’ size is like a sandwich in a way (easy to break in half to eat later or to share: D for tiny people like me or for little kids)
About the quality… it is surprisingly delicious for a fast food place. Very convenience to drop by during my lunch break. I’ve tried most of the items on the menu and have yet to get disappointed: d…Yumm!

The burger was excellent, and the service was supper fast. If you’re the kind of person who does not have time to wait for more than 5 minutes for your food, then this place is perfect for you. I had the Corned Beef Hash Sliders and the Grilled Pesto Chicken Sliders both of these were amazing!!! They were grilling the chicken per order, how many fast food place actually grill their chicken per order? Probably none… (Well, at least not in the Rincon food court anyway) My food was super fresh and delicious.
I will definitely try the Angry Edamame next: P
«Until the next review…»
«I don’t like food that’s too carefully arranged; it makes me think that the chef is spending too much time arranging and not enough time cooking. If I wanted a picture I’d buy a painting.» Andy Rooney

CANNED CORNBEEF HASH, oh no they didn’t!
I’m really annoyed of my food right now. Wasn’t worth my hard-​working dollars. F* the specials, stick to the long burger. TRUST.
They have regular a menu and specials. Usually specials ARE SPECIAL. Who are they kidding. Ex: Cornbeef hash slider for $ 2.50 but a sign 1ft away says $ 2. They charged $ 2.50 to me and people before me until I called them out. I saw the Cornbeef, it’s the one from the cans. No quality. I can make that on my own. Canned Cornbeef slapped between buns. I was expecting real Cornbeef. Don’t trust the menu if it’s handwritten!!!
And I’m here starring at Randoms enjoying the long burger a few tables away. What was I thinking? STICK TO THE DEFAULT.
Until the next review…

Decided to check out the second new addition to Rincon Market. The burgers at Roady’s Longburger is true to its name as far as the shape goes. Instead of your traditional round patties. they serve it similar to a hot dog shape in a deli roll.
Burger had a good sear on the outside with a good meaty bite but needed more salt and pepper. Starting price is $ 5.95 with no sides but their are additional add ons you can choose for the burger as well as side of fries or onion rings.
I also ordered the crema passata (essentially an ice cream sandwich covered in a crêpe like batter). The «crêpe» exterior was light with a good eggy feel to it with just the right amount of sweetness.
From a value perspective, the portions are on the limited side in terms of both the burgers and sides. If all you want is a decent bang for your buck head over to A Table (same price but more food and burger comes with toppings without extra charges).
Overall Thoughts
In terms of burgers, Roady’s doesn’t offer anything special to the game other than shape presentation

Time: 12:37pm/74°F partly sunny
Purpose: Learn about this place when coworkers were eating potato tots at a time when normal people eats lunch at the time being. I wanted to say good morning is it breakfast time yet but kept my cool. So I ask where’s this place at? Took off shortly walk straight there, thinking in mind it’s it like Mel’s, Doggy Diner, Sam’s, Big Mouth Burgers among other places.
Ambiance: Strictly a to-​go place no inside seating however you can grab a seat if you can get one outside the shared food court like area. Upon walking in you’ll encounter a menu stand with a 8×11 piece of paper items listed on. In able to see what they offer one must walk up lean head forward with buttucks stuck outwards. Now if that still don’t help then you must walk in and look at the 36in flat screen panel TV with the same listed items. Walls are painted with highway numbers and route signs, double yellow lane all decos that relates to business name. Counter is very basic standard with all equipments behind, except for the self-​serve soda fountain.
Staff: Two Asian workers tall guy with tatts with deep voice nice and talkative. Girl was working the register taking orders. She was quiet just looking at people in/​out nonchalant.
Cleanliness: Grade A, soda fountain area especially there floor has water or soda spills a safety hazard.
Eats/​Drinks: Mushroom longburger $ 6.95 and sweet potato tots $ 2.50. Very simple eat I ask for it to be medium rare and got what I ask for. The cheese tasted really low end as it wasn’t stringy or stick on anything it comes in contact with. Sliced mushrooms were that of store bought white kind in blue styrofoam packaging with plastic see through wrapping.
Products/​Services: Longburgers, sausages, sandwiches, breakfast sandwiches (served all day), sides, shakes, desserts. Catering coming soon!
Punch Line: Clean concept, standard eats, closes early 3pm, no seating, unusual heinz ketchup packet, moderately price, eco-​friendly packaging.
Tradeoffs: Hamburgers made in a form of hot dog/​sausage buns. Contains the same amount of everything a regular burger has, just the shape is different, still has that burger taste aftwrwards.
Final Thoughts: I came in with high hopes of a fun place with jukebox, route 66 signs, old gas can lining the shelve, neon lights like truck stops, railroad crossing gates with flashing warning lights, and perhaps a non working gas pump. None of that was seen but instead a place with painted decos of that. Nothing special all that can be had if made at home with time on hand.

Not very impressed by this new place… Their burger are very average (I’m generous) and I still don’t understand the longburger thing. The person giving the food was lazy and my order was sitting there for a few minutes. I had to ask him to give me my food.
Ok the burgers are not too expensive, but given the ton of competition around, I’m pretty sure this place will not survive very long…