I just spent $83.92 on the following Door dash items.1 - Lechon Kawali Bowl - $192 - Pork Sisig Bowl - $233 - (4) Ube Buns $224 - 1 can of sprite $2I wish I could upload a picture. What a robbery of my funds for so little food...I thought I was going to have a feast of a meal but these are serving sizes for little kids. What a waste. I'm not worried about the delivery feels but 19, 23, and 22 dollars for miniscule items... Do better...
Atmosphere: 1
Food: 1
Service: 1
Herbert S.
Couldn't find Uncle Tito at 59 9th St location. Restaurant next door said Uncle Tito vacated to another location. Uncle Tito's website still shows this location.
Dan B.
I only wish any of my uncles or titos could cook like this.Maybe an auntie or a tita could, but I dare not say anything bad about their cooking. Ever. Seriously. For those who know, you know.Back to this spot :Lechon is the best I've had in a while. Crispy morsels of pork belly that have that perfect balance of meat, crunch, and rendered fat. Portions are suppose to be more than bite size but it was so good, there's no way you don't eat it whole.Wings are ok. Sauced nicely but the breading is a little heavy.What really caught my attention was the all purpose sauce. To me, it's like a creamy adobo sauce and is crazy delicious. And all purpose doesn't nearly begin to describe what this sauce can be used for. To date, I have yet to find something it doesn't make taste better.Service, for the time being anyway, is pretty good considering it's a shared space.Lastly, the ambiance is at times a sports bar with all the tvs at times but then looks like (from a ton of IG pics) a karaoke party. Either way, fun.Anyways, I look forward to their new location.
Patricia T.
Got this place for takeout -- DoorDash was pretty fast. We got savories and sweets. I'd say the savory items were not as memorable, but the ube buns were so good and I'll be thinking about them for a long time!They were so warm, with an amazing cinnamon sugar topping with an ube filling. So squishy, so purple! Excellent and unique pastry.I'd come back for the buns forsure. Would be interested to see the space vs. order via DoorDash.
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Omg, i was waiting my regular burger for a hour. They said it will be done after 15 min, not hour. Please, give my tips back, you dont deserve it.
Kyle Gordon
Amazing flavors and presentation, efficient service. But letting entitled, shameless patrons bring dogs in the restaurant to whine and yap and disturb diners?? Management needs to train staff to stand up to the Karens, bounce dogs, and avoid heath code violations.
Lisa P.
This place is legit! This food hall has everything you want on a Saturday night: selection of craft beers, Asian-style cocktails, Filipino food, Italian food, TVs to watch the playoffs (even though the Warriors are not around). We ordered the wing flight (loved the adobo and salt-n-pepa flavors), lechon kawali (this is a special occasion kind of food, haven't had it since my cousin's wedding), Java rice and Oh My Gulay (came out hott!). By far, my favorite of everything was the UBE BUN!! Reminded me of childhood - pan de sal and cinnamon sugar, and of course, ube, all wrapped into one wholesome dessert. The ube tasted like real ube, not the kind you get in a lot of Bay Area versions (i.e. pasty). I appreciate this dessert more than the creators can imagine. Go there to try it yourself!
Heidi M.
Came here on a Saturday night for dinner before an event and the food hit the spot! The Garlic Adobo Wings had 6 pieces and some of the wings were huge! I thought it went really well with the Tofu Sisig. My bf ordered the Tosilog Bowl with Chicken and we ended with their Ube Buns for dessert. Dinner really hit the spot and we are already looking forward to the next time we visit to try some other menu items. The staff was so nice and would check in and see how everything was. Uncle Tito's is located in a food hall so definitely check out some of the other food spots inside if you are in the area. We sat at the bar and ordered our food from the QR code. Very chill vibe here and great for sporting events if you're trying to catch a game!
Meryl S.
Okay so the location of this place is kind of sketchy but it's okay once you walk in you see all these pizza pictures from shows you've watched in the past! You can sit at the table or the bar. There are QR codes so you can scan and order from the kitchens they have. I ordered from Uncle Tito because I am Filipino and have been craving some new dishes. I got the fries which tasted sooo amazing and just like home. I decided no meat today for my main meal and got tofu sisig instead :) it was crunchy and a bit sweet which was good. My boyfriend got the bangus which is his favorite and he loved it too! Good vibes and food. The staff doesn't check on you, only if you're at the bar. Place is clean and fun. Good place to hangout with friends
Gabriela Jacobo
The food was absolutely amazing....try everything.
Post Covid The City is struggling but Uncle Tito's is still in play and a thank goodness! Excellent food, Service and decor. Great Night to catch the Warriors with friends.
Danielle G.
I was really hopeful to try this place and support places that are celebrating my heritages cuisine. But, I am a bit confused with the flavors of the dishes we tried. The sauce for the wing flight had a weird aftertaste and the wings were overly sweet. The adobo and tocino wings didnt taste closely similar to the origins.
Savannah R.
My friends and I visited Uncle Tito on Thursday, 3/30/23, during dinner time. Food: *Garlic Adobo Wings - The savory flavor was outstanding. I enjoyed these wings a lot. *Tocino Wings - These wings were on the sweeter side. They were still delicious. *Macaroni Salad - The salad was tasty. I also liked the topping, which had a nice crunch. *Tosilog Bowl with Chicken (Sub Adobo) - The entire bowl was extremely flavorful. I loved the side of the House Suka (vinegar) sauce. The sauce brings the entire dish together. Ambiance: Uncle Tito was located inside the Food Hall, with a few other restaurants. The overall feel inside was very welcoming. Overall, Uncle Tito delivers in terms of flavorful Filipino food. I wanted to try their drinks, but unfortunately, they were all out. I do recommend coming here.
Thomas K.
Fantastic food, contactless order and payment, great interior, friendly staff, good price point. What should I say?? Give it a try and enjoy!
Therese S.
Uncle Tito is a good casual spot with a slightly unorthodox arrangement compared to other restaurants; there are menus for several restaurants that you can order from and large tables / bar seating meant to be shared with many patrons. I enjoyed the food we ordered, but it was a little more fusiony than I expected (probably because we had to order two tofu dishes given the dietary restrictions we had). I would recommend the chicken wings and the tofu sisig! The service was great too -- our waitress was very attentive and patient.
I just spent $83.92 on the following Door dash items.1 - Lechon Kawali Bowl - $192 - Pork Sisig Bowl - $233 - (4) Ube Buns $224 - 1 can of sprite $2I wish I could upload a picture. What a robbery of my funds for so little food...I thought I was going to have a feast of a meal but these are serving sizes for little kids. What a waste. I'm not worried about the delivery feels but 19, 23, and 22 dollars for miniscule items... Do better...
Atmosphere: 1
Food: 1
Service: 1
Couldn't find Uncle Tito at 59 9th St location. Restaurant next door said Uncle Tito vacated to another location. Uncle Tito's website still shows this location.
I only wish any of my uncles or titos could cook like this.Maybe an auntie or a tita could, but I dare not say anything bad about their cooking. Ever. Seriously. For those who know, you know.Back to this spot :Lechon is the best I've had in a while. Crispy morsels of pork belly that have that perfect balance of meat, crunch, and rendered fat. Portions are suppose to be more than bite size but it was so good, there's no way you don't eat it whole.Wings are ok. Sauced nicely but the breading is a little heavy.What really caught my attention was the all purpose sauce. To me, it's like a creamy adobo sauce and is crazy delicious. And all purpose doesn't nearly begin to describe what this sauce can be used for. To date, I have yet to find something it doesn't make taste better.Service, for the time being anyway, is pretty good considering it's a shared space.Lastly, the ambiance is at times a sports bar with all the tvs at times but then looks like (from a ton of IG pics) a karaoke party. Either way, fun.Anyways, I look forward to their new location.
Got this place for takeout -- DoorDash was pretty fast. We got savories and sweets. I'd say the savory items were not as memorable, but the ube buns were so good and I'll be thinking about them for a long time!They were so warm, with an amazing cinnamon sugar topping with an ube filling. So squishy, so purple! Excellent and unique pastry.I'd come back for the buns forsure. Would be interested to see the space vs. order via DoorDash.
Omg, i was waiting my regular burger for a hour. They said it will be done after 15 min, not hour. Please, give my tips back, you dont deserve it.
Amazing flavors and presentation, efficient service. But letting entitled, shameless patrons bring dogs in the restaurant to whine and yap and disturb diners?? Management needs to train staff to stand up to the Karens, bounce dogs, and avoid heath code violations.
This place is legit! This food hall has everything you want on a Saturday night: selection of craft beers, Asian-style cocktails, Filipino food, Italian food, TVs to watch the playoffs (even though the Warriors are not around). We ordered the wing flight (loved the adobo and salt-n-pepa flavors), lechon kawali (this is a special occasion kind of food, haven't had it since my cousin's wedding), Java rice and Oh My Gulay (came out hott!). By far, my favorite of everything was the UBE BUN!! Reminded me of childhood - pan de sal and cinnamon sugar, and of course, ube, all wrapped into one wholesome dessert. The ube tasted like real ube, not the kind you get in a lot of Bay Area versions (i.e. pasty). I appreciate this dessert more than the creators can imagine. Go there to try it yourself!
Came here on a Saturday night for dinner before an event and the food hit the spot! The Garlic Adobo Wings had 6 pieces and some of the wings were huge! I thought it went really well with the Tofu Sisig. My bf ordered the Tosilog Bowl with Chicken and we ended with their Ube Buns for dessert. Dinner really hit the spot and we are already looking forward to the next time we visit to try some other menu items. The staff was so nice and would check in and see how everything was. Uncle Tito's is located in a food hall so definitely check out some of the other food spots inside if you are in the area. We sat at the bar and ordered our food from the QR code. Very chill vibe here and great for sporting events if you're trying to catch a game!
Okay so the location of this place is kind of sketchy but it's okay once you walk in you see all these pizza pictures from shows you've watched in the past! You can sit at the table or the bar. There are QR codes so you can scan and order from the kitchens they have. I ordered from Uncle Tito because I am Filipino and have been craving some new dishes. I got the fries which tasted sooo amazing and just like home. I decided no meat today for my main meal and got tofu sisig instead :) it was crunchy and a bit sweet which was good. My boyfriend got the bangus which is his favorite and he loved it too! Good vibes and food. The staff doesn't check on you, only if you're at the bar. Place is clean and fun. Good place to hangout with friends
The food was absolutely amazing....try everything.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Recommended dishes: Chicken Wings
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Post Covid The City is struggling but Uncle Tito's is still in play and a thank goodness! Excellent food, Service and decor. Great Night to catch the Warriors with friends.
I was really hopeful to try this place and support places that are celebrating my heritages cuisine. But, I am a bit confused with the flavors of the dishes we tried. The sauce for the wing flight had a weird aftertaste and the wings were overly sweet. The adobo and tocino wings didnt taste closely similar to the origins.
My friends and I visited Uncle Tito on Thursday, 3/30/23, during dinner time. Food: *Garlic Adobo Wings - The savory flavor was outstanding. I enjoyed these wings a lot. *Tocino Wings - These wings were on the sweeter side. They were still delicious. *Macaroni Salad - The salad was tasty. I also liked the topping, which had a nice crunch. *Tosilog Bowl with Chicken (Sub Adobo) - The entire bowl was extremely flavorful. I loved the side of the House Suka (vinegar) sauce. The sauce brings the entire dish together. Ambiance: Uncle Tito was located inside the Food Hall, with a few other restaurants. The overall feel inside was very welcoming. Overall, Uncle Tito delivers in terms of flavorful Filipino food. I wanted to try their drinks, but unfortunately, they were all out. I do recommend coming here.
Fantastic food, contactless order and payment, great interior, friendly staff, good price point. What should I say?? Give it a try and enjoy!
Uncle Tito is a good casual spot with a slightly unorthodox arrangement compared to other restaurants; there are menus for several restaurants that you can order from and large tables / bar seating meant to be shared with many patrons. I enjoyed the food we ordered, but it was a little more fusiony than I expected (probably because we had to order two tofu dishes given the dietary restrictions we had). I would recommend the chicken wings and the tofu sisig! The service was great too -- our waitress was very attentive and patient.