
I have heard good things about this restaurant and decided to take my wife there. By the way, she is great, she follows me around and, because burgers is what I do, she almost always lets me choose the places we eat. Fair? Maybe not, but to be fair to me, she has never complained and I really don't see it happening anytime soon either because she loves burgers about as much as I do now.
California Burgers & Deli is in a weird spot nowhere near any other businesses that I could see. However, West High School is directly across the street and I suspect all the students there are making the owners of this establishment rich.
It's a little restaurant and the vibe was a bit weird. It was eerily quiet in there, no music at all for some reason. You don't realize how important background music is in a restaurant setting until there is none to be had. Definitely needed some California-themed music to go with the environment. Without the music, rather than give off a Beach Boy vibe it gave off an Escape From L.A. (A movie which stars my man-crush Kurt Russell. He's my boy!) However, the restaurant itself was very very clean though, dang near spotless. The owner scurried past us a few times as he wiped down tables and windows and swept the floor.

But, lest I be misunderstood, it was good burger and it was big, juicy, and above average. My wife liked it better than Crown Burger's pastrami burger, buuuuut I'm on the fence about that.
The fries seemed to be fresh cut but were just ok. Not a whole lot of flavor. The onion rings were much better and had a good crispity crunch to them, just the way I like 'em.
So if you're looking for an 'exotic' burger option, I give my approval. Head on downtown to California Burger & Deli and tell them to turn the music up.
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