Ganim's - Reviews

I had a poor experience for lunch. The burger was too big and not very tasty, making it impossible to eat. It had three meat patties, which seemed premade, along with veggies and bacon, contributing to its excessive size. The fries were okay, though they arrived a few minutes before the burger, which was strange. The wait time for food was about 30 minutes, which is not ideal for a fast-food establishment. I would not recommend eating here.

I had a really good cheese burger for a reasonable price. The owner was very nice, and it is a nice place to just sit for a bit and charge your phone!

My experience at this neighborhood hangout was a trip down memory lane. Famous for its Fish n Chips, this place also offers a decent selection of saucy burgers, with a bunless lettuce-wrapped option available. The steak fries were yummy. While it has strong corner store vibes and is far from gourmet, it provides stick-to-your-bones goodness, perfect for a break from dieting. It's worth a try, likely to bring back nostalgic memories of the quintessential American greasy spoon.

My experience at the restaurant was fantastic! The service was great, and the food was good. I had the Fish and Chips, which was good. The burger was pretty darn good and big. The wait time was non-existent, and the atmosphere was enjoyable.

We dropped by after a few drinks in the area, and I have to say we loved it. The burgers were good and the staff was really kind and welcoming. If you are in the area and looking for a good place to grab a burger, I can highly recommend Ganim’s.

My experience at this restaurant was fantastic! I tried a variety of dishes, including burgers, skewers, fish and chips, and salads, all served with delicious fries and/or onion rings. The drink selection, featuring both wine and beer, was excellent. The service was incredibly friendly, and I never had to wait long for my food, which was consistently good. With 50 years of history, this place is clearly doing something right. I highly recommend checking it out!

I was really looking forward to trying Ganim's fish and chips after hearing good things, but unfortunately, the food was just not very good. The fish lacked taste, and the chips were bland. I ordered the two-piece fish, which is a generous portion for around $20; I'd recommend a one-piece if you're dining alone. The atmosphere could have been better; it was dead quiet, and some music would have been nice. However, the service and drink selection were great. They have a cooler with a wide variety of drinks, similar to a corner store. Despite the good service and drinks, I likely wouldn't return because the fish just wasn't very good. Personally, I prefer Mission Rock Resort down the street for its much better fish and chips at a slightly higher price.

I've been coming here since I was a kid and still love it. The food quality remains the same, and Jess is a very kind and respectable person.

My experience at the restaurant was fantastic, especially with the lettuce wrapped cheeseburger I ordered. The lettuce was cold and crispy, and the burger was nicely cooked and very juicy. It was truly the best lettuce wrapped burger I have ever had. I highly recommend it. 🤩

I visited this restaurant around 7 pm on a Thursday and was pleased to find no line. The cali burrito was absolutely amazing! It was so satisfying in terms of portion size that I couldn't finish it in one sitting, and the flavoring was perfect. I particularly enjoyed the nice, buttery flour tortilla, which was a delight to chew. The price was also quite reasonable, costing about $20 per person for a substantial amount of food. The staff were nice. However, the wait time for our food was about 25 minutes, leaving me quite hungry by the time it arrived. The establishment has a more casual, diner-like atmosphere, which is fine for a group but I wouldn't choose to eat here alone. Overall, the place is conveniently located, though I might consider ordering ahead to skip any potential lines.