Uncle Boy's
$ • Burgers, Fast Food
Hours:
245 Balboa St, San Francisco
(415) 742-4468
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Terrible customer service. Phone order and tried to pick up food. Staff who did the cooking was on the phone and never allow me to state why I stand there.
Another staff came in and gave me the worst attitude ever , then proceed to ask me why the heck I stand there. Therefore , they made me stand there for over 10 mins for no reason just because the cooking staff refuse to engage me.
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| Monday | Closed |
| Tuesday | 11AM - 10PM |
| Wednesday | 11AM - 10PM |
| Thursday | 11AM - 2AM |
| Friday | 11AM - 2AM |
| Saturday | 11AM - 2AM |
| Sunday | 11AM - 2AM |
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Uncle Boy's is a small, neighborhood take-out spot in Inner Richmond that offers outdoor seating on pleasant days. Customers can simply order and pick up their food. They serve high-quality burgers made with fresh 4 oz. Wagyu beef, which is uniquely seasoned and served on toasted buns. The menu includes popular options like the OG Burger, The Cowboy, El Jefe, and Italian Stallion. The OG Burger with bacon is highly recommended, known for its juicy patty and all the fixings. The restaurant also offers grilled chicken sandwiches and lumpia, which are favorites among locals. The UB sauce is especially appreciated. Many customers enjoy the consistent quality and good taste of their food, whether for take-out or eating at the small counter seating. Fries with the UB sauce are a hit, and some visitors mention they will be back for more. The place is friendly to kids and wheelchair users, with parking that is generally okay. The relaxed vibe includes good music and a clean environment. Prices are around $8 for a hamburger, offering good value for the quality and freshness. The owner occasionally gives out lumpia baskets to customers, adding a personal touch. Uncle Boy's supports the local community and provides a more personal experience compared to bigger chains.