Sixth and E Neighborhood Eatery

At the suggestion of a new friend I met out on the trails, I tried this eatery. Full disclosure, the person recommending works there as well. Said they had the best burger in town after I mentioned looking for a good one.
So I went in with every intention of having a burger. Was welcomed quickly by a friendly server and offered a choice of seating. A bit quiet when I arrived so I was happy. Quite full by the time I left (both my belly and the restaurant). Well upon looking at the menu I decided I was more in the mood for a salad so i opted for the Cobb and I must say it was perfect. Super fresh romaine, delicious chicken and I think I may have to marry their bacon! I thought it looked a bit small at first but once I tucked in to eating I realized this is a substantial salad (around $15). Well worth the price, given the location, and obvious food quality.
Looking at some other menu items, I thought they may be a bit pricey but if they are like the rest of the food, probably worth it.
They've got an assortment of cider and beer and wine as well. The decor is bright and airy and welcoming.
For dessert I had a brownie with ice cream that about the size of Montana, had to tap out halfway (ate all the ice cream!), and brought the rest home. All in all very wonderful time. Bill was just over $30 and worth every cent.

Round two: I went back for the burger and although the "Bleu" burger is highly recommended, I was drawn to the "Good" burger and glad I did return. Absolute perfection again, with Drew in the kitchen crushing it. Delicious, well-flavored meat, fresh topping and a bun to die for, but again, bacon... oh my. But what I didn't expect was to have the single best order of onion rings I have ever had in my life. You could actually taste the onion! Handmade to order, these are NOT nasty reheats from a bag, they were sublime. On point, well done my friend. OMG, I almost forgot the housemade ranch dressing. I am not a big ranch fan unless I make it from scratch at home, but on Alysha's suggestion to dip the 0-rings, I am glad I did. Like most things here, you get what you pay for. Quality.
Had a Cherry cider with the meal in a can and then Friends with Benefits from the tap. The floral nose on that was so good, somehow I managed to finish the whole pint!
All in all, a wonderful place to chill with friendly servers, (Ronnie and Alysha) and an overall soft and welcoming vibe. Food the second time was around $25 for a burger and two drinks, again, very reasonable given the quality of service and food.

PS... thanks to Val, I am glad we met!

Home-made pasta sauce. Ordered three linguine dishes. All of them taste better than you typically find in the Bay Area. Great atmosphere for casual beer chat. Cosy and lovely.

What a fantastic place! Our first time here while on vacation. The food was outstanding. Although well-known for their burgers, I had the Mediterranean veggie linguine (pictured), my wife had the grilled shrimp tacos, and my sun had a cheeseburger. All the food was excellent and our server was really great and friendly. The place is small and when busy, food can take a bit, so expect that if you go when busy. But, everything is freshly prepared and well worth the wait.

I had lunch with my grandson today and was disappointed in the shrimp tacos priced at $24 for 3 tacos and a cup of black beans. The black beans were actually tasty, as was the inside of the tacos. There was a fair to low amount of shrimp mixed in with cabbage and mangoes. The double corn tortillas were not warm and didn't appear to have been heated up. They fell apart quickly and were stiff. The menu said blue corn tortillas, but these were corn tortillas.
My grandson had a burger and garlic fries. He devoured both and enjoyed his meal. I did taste one fry and it had a nice crisp on it as well as an abundance of garlic.
The server was great, the atmosphere is comfortable, the music volume was a little high if trying to have a conversation. Would I go there again? Probably, but not shrimp tacos.

Great service paired with solid fair across the gamut. Buffalo wings are spicy and meaty. Burgers are well prepared with a nice grind. Churros for dessert is a nice way to finish out a dinner.

Wow! This place has all of our favorites. Totally amazing onion rings! Crispy perfect wings! Burger was delicious. Service was sweet. Our new Eureka lunch go-to!

Maybe it's because it was takeout and towards the end of the night, but I was pretty disappointed in my meal. I really wanted to like the fried zucchini but it was cut very thick with a very soft batter so the breeding was soggy and the middle was uncooked. The Caesar dressing was very salty and didn't have a great flavor. My partner said the Hood burger was good and the fries were decent. Not really worth $51 :/

Asked for a beer tap sample of a beer I had never heard of before, they said no, ok fine. Then i looked at my menu and waited and waited, waitress purposefully ignored me. Then i finally asked to order, she told me the next waitress would have to take my order. (Giving me Glaring dirty looks) waited a while longer and left.

Your bad day is not my problem. Been here before and the food was good but who needs the drama?

Maybe I came on an off day but out of the 3 people I was with, not one liked their food. Burgers were overcooked and/or cold. Absolutely no flavor. And I had giant chunks of garlic on my burger that was supposedly a "garlic aioli". The restaurant was completely empty at around 4PM. Also, the floors were sticky and table they put as at had sticky syrup on the chairs...

Good food but poor customer service. I ordered a set of 10 wings and requested five be garlic parmesan and five be bbq. When I received the receipt I was charged for two separate orders of five wings which resulted in paying an extra $6 over what I would have paid for an order of 10 wings.