Was lured here by photos of their fries on yelp and they didn't disappoint. It was interesting because the "restaurant" is located at the back area of The Recovery Room bar. We ordered small fries and 5 pc honey garlic butter chicken wings -- both were pretty good! Only con was that the portion size was pretty small, the total came out to about $20. Vibe of the bar was fun, we were watching the Giants and Warriors play at the same time and the crowd there was cool.

So, you might think it's suss that this is a food joint at the back of a neighborhood bar, and seating is just available in the bar itself. So, it you want a more restaurant-like feel, this isn't the place. This is the place for a really really really good burger. Honestly, this side of the City is bereft of great burger places, but this one knocks it out of the park. 1/2 lb burger cooked to perfection, brioche bun, and in my case, beer-battered onion rings and barbecue sauce and some other things. Holy crap it was awesome. The tater tots were hot. I'll be back, for sure

Located inside of Hidden Spot bar. Ordered the Firefighter, spiciest level they had. Not overly spicy at all (for a spice connoisseur). Good bun, good slaw, tomtato just right too. Chicken was very crispy crunch outside and juicy breast meat. Took awhile to get to the table, mind you it's a bar kitchen. But overly solid chicken sandwich.

I decided to get their spicy version of a fried chicken sandwich called The Firefighter. The counter to order the food is towards the back of the bar. The sriracha sauce plus the jalapeno really made this sandwich pretty spicy. While the chicken was big and juicy, it still was a little too much breading.

Was really craving a burger and saw this place is highly recommended. I ordered a holy moley burger with the patty medium rare to be delivered. Got it still nice and warm, and the burger patty was cooked perfectly. A bit messy to eat but what burger that's worth the calories isn't? So delicious and filling, I'd pay the price for it again!

Found this spot by searching for "best burgers near me" and after reading reviews, decided to check it out. My husband knew the bar as the former Pissed Off Pete's and Alex's Other Place and it hasn't changed much. Typical dive bar with TV's and a three high boy tables. You go to the back to order at The Hidden Spot off a wall menu. Opened two weeks ago, this is the fourth spot the chef/owner has opened. They use super fresh ingredients and serve large portions, with a tendency toward the spicy. Husband ordered the Gem hot sandwich on sourdough with chopped ribeye, grilled mushroom and onion, melted Muenster and Provolone cheese and hidden sauce (aioli) ($15). Wrapped in butcher paper, he said the sandwich was better than the Cheesesteak Shop. I had the Waygu half pound beef burger ($17) served on a Brioche bun - ordered the "Blues" burger with Provolone Cheese, Chunky Blue Cheese, grilled onion, lettuce and tomato with hidden sauce on the side. I could only eat half, it was super juicy and delish. I ordered it medium rare but it was more like medium, but still good. For the sides, we ordered small seasoned fries ($7) and a small hottie totties (tater tots) with dried chili blend, siracha and green onions on top ($8). The tots were delicious. The bar where you eat wasn't my style with loud rap music and a barfly clientele. (Too bad they couldn't separate the food from the bar, lol). Overall, the food was so tasty that we'd come back.