OG Sliders

Not a fan. Management needs to take another look at the organization here in terms of ordering, speed of service, and options. Food and beer were yummy, but it’s not worth the confusing ordering system or the 30-​minute wait for easy American sliders.
Friday nights are busy, I get that. But there was only a short line of three different parties to get our dinner orders in. It was confusing for the staff, and they all looked really lost. My friend and I had heard about this «hot and new» place, so we decided to have a girls date here – what a mistake.
We walked in and saw that there was a cashier, so assumed that the line was to place our orders. The staff was kind and stressed-​looking, so we were very patient and smiley with them. However, after standing in line for a bit, we were given an order number and told to enjoy some drinks at a table before we placed our orders. Confused but still in good spirits, we ordered our beers on tap at the bar (which weren’t even updated on their menu) and sat down among the sea of confused patrons.
A good solid 10 – 15 minutes passed before the frantic server from the cashier came by our table and took our orders. We just got two servings of fries and I got their crab sliders. The food took a long time to come out, but after our beers were almost finished, we realized that only the fries came out – so I assumed they forgot my sliders. Still hungry, I flagged down a food runner and he apologized and said they would make my sliders (there were less customers in the shop, so they weren’t as frantic). They should have comp’d my sliders, but that’s an idea for management to consider. In all, the food was delicious… I’m not complaining about the crispy buns and oily goodness. It’s a bummer that the entire service experience was a low point and that is enough to discourage me from coming back again. Good luck to OG, though… I believe with better management they can excel in their craft-​foods-​concept.

The service is very slow. We got in at 6:20, and they gave us a number thing and told us to wait to be called before we can even place our orders. It’s already well past 30min and no one has called us. The place is not even packed. Dear god, I’m hungry. My sister is hungry. We’re waiting… 40mins now. I’ll update the review once we actually get the food. Hope it’s worth it.

Thank you, OG Sliders, for a fantastic start to Humphrey’s (my puppy) big day! Yay for being dog friendly!
We had the OG sliders and Parmesan fries basket with cola and melon juice. Everything was great! Portion was perfect! Humphrey enjoyed his water and free treats!
I didn’t get to go inside but the outdoor seating area is awesome. Looks fancy and it’s right next to a dance studio.

This restaurant is located by a strip mall in Cupertino that is not that popular. I didn’t realize it was a full self service until I paid my bill with a 15% tip at the counter after I ordered. On the bill receipt there is a spot for tips just like a regular restaurant. This is just wrong! Why would I pay a 15% tip for me getting my own water, silverware and napkins from a counter that is not even on the table? The better way is to have a jar that said «TIPS», so patrons don’t feel obligated to pay a tip amount in front of the cashier watching and waiting for you to sign.
We had beef sliders. The thickness of the patty was thin, just like McDonald. $ 9.89 for 2 sliders that the patty is not even thick enough to see if it’s medium rare or not, it’s one expensive sliders. With that said, I had to sent my slider back because it was well done instead of medium rare. Second round came was the same well done, I didn’t bother to sent back. The waiter didn’t even ask if everything was ok? Again why did I pay a tip before my meal?
The slider was tasty.
I just don’t understand the Unilocal photo show such great sliders with one thick patty, and ours was half the size. Is this place already trying to cut their cost by making the patty flat, half the size from the old Unilocal photo — here’s definitely wrong advertisement.
We had the Parmesan cheese fries, it was a bit oily. The truffles dressing was good, the wasabi was also good except it looked like green food coloring.
For the price, for what you get (or not get), I definitely not coming back.

The location of this place was kind of hidden and me and my boyfriend actually never noticed this place since it’s located all the way in the back of the plaza across from De Anza. As soon as we walked in, there’s a sign that gives you directions of how to order and where to go. Which was super helpful since it our first time there. The lady at the cashier was super nice. She gave us suggestions and when I ordered my peach cider (which was absolutely delicious and totally worth every penny) she was nice enough to let me know how much it was ($ 12.50). She made great conversation, checked up on us, and made sure we had everything we needed and knew where everything was. I guess we got there at a good time since the place was empty so we had it all to ourselves. The food we got:
–Beef sliders (soooo good!)
–Pulled pork sliders (has a sort of Asian taste to it which reminded of adobo with some tangy kimchi veggie like stuff or like one of those Asian pork buns)
— basket of fries which comes with 2 sauces of your choice, we tried the truffle, wasabi, and black garlic. I LOVED the truffle and black garlic and my boyfriend liked the wasabi but I’m not into that stuff.
Overall the place was great, workers were great, food was great! I thought 2 little sliders we’re going to fill me up but I left stuffed. And all the sliders came with chips which I think we’re homemade but those were amazing too.
Kind of a pricey place, to be honest but when the food, drinks, customer service, and they had the game on… You can’t really complain. Definitely a place to try! And they have happy hour Monday — Friday

Solid 3.5 stars. Came here my first time for a Tuesday lunch with my cousin around 2:30 pm. Great food, laid-​back and chill ambience.
Food:
OG Slider — our favorite! Fresh, tasty and tender beef with deliciously melted aged cheddar cheese, pickled red onions (yum!), tomato, lettuce and roasted garlic aioli
Pulled pork slider — yummy, but a bit too salty. Marinated in char siu BBQ sauce and kimchee apples. Could use more apples or a crunch fresh component to balance out bold char siu flavors.
House fries — ok. Thin cut and small. Wish they were a bit crispier
House chips — kettle style potato chips. Some of oura were crunchy and others not so much…
Drinks — Watermelon agua fresca was refreshing and not too sweet. Self serve soda fountain. Loved the mason jar they gave me for water!
Service:
Fast. Not crowded at all. After ordering and paying at the cashier the food came to our table in less than 10 minutes. The staff is friendly and courteous. They clean up efficiently after they see your done eating.
Ambience:
Laid-​back. They play pop songs covered by indie artists. Love it. I really enjoy the outdoor patio
Overall, I’d be back to OG Sliders. Maybe Tuesday for trivia night. I hear they have special discounts!

We came here at 11:30 on Sunday. We were the only party, which was chill because we were with 2 tiny humans (ages 2.5 and 0.5). I asked the cashier to turn the music down a bit — it was kind of loud for toddlers — which she accomodated quickly, Thanks!
Order at the register — we got venison sliders, beef sliders, garlic parm fries (with truffle and black garlic sauce), and an oreo shake. I mean, when in Rome, right?
The cashier was very friendly and convinced us to order the venison sliders but I was actually disappointed in them :(I think possibly overcooked? Because I found the OG beef slider meat to be much more tender than the venison. Oh well…
The fries were hella bomb, the truffle aioli was really delicious, and the shake was also really good and not too sweet (but portion a bit small).
I was disappointed to see that you can’t mix and match sliders and have to figure it sharing and swapping within your own party. Also can’t order any of their sliders in single quantities. Isn’t that the point of sliders? That you can try a bunch of different ones?
I may come back for Trivia Night on Tuesdays — I live close and sounds fun!

Glad we ate here as everything was fresh and organic. Décor was inviting and offers an atmosphere that is family oriented and fun! Staff there were very attentive. We went on a Saturday night which was not that crowded.
They also offer gluten free options too! Anyway, we ordered the pork sliders, beef sliders, and a kids meal with chicken strips with side of Onion rings and Truffle fries.
The pork sliders were delicious! The beef sliders I ordered on multigrain. At first tasted a bit plain though when adding the pickles, it was the perfect touch so don’t forget the pickles! Both came with homemade chips which they don’t stack your plate with (was happy about this:)
The kids meal was with chicken strips and a side of fruit. My daughter was happy and we got a chance to taste her chicken strips-​crunchy on the outside, nice and tender and juicy on the inside. The fruit salad and side of onion rings were delicious too.
For dessert we ordered the root beer float which was delicious too. The banana pudding is an absolute must! Everything tasted like I made it from home which was the idea behind coming here.
Overall, my first impression was great. Nice and clean. Healthy food options. Although the food was a bit overpriced for what we ordered, I would eat here again

This place never ceases to disappoint me!
Food: ⁹⁄₁₀
Service: ¹⁰⁄₁₀
Design: 9.5÷10
It has a very Instagram-​worthy setting, with dim lighting and wooden tables and chairs. It also has an outdoor patio! My only complaint is that it’s a little dark, but some people like that.
The waiters are so friendly and service is amazing and fast– my food always comes out in ~10 minutes! Once when I went there, I made conversation with the cashier, and I left a $ 10 tip because she was so friendly and nice to me.
I love their og beef sliders and the student special is amazing! It comes with chips, fries, sliders, and a drink! All you have to do is show them your student ID. It looks tiny, but the sliders are so appetizing that I’m full after!
Their truffles fries are also to die for– YUM!
One complaint that I have about the food is that the sliders are a bit oily and it’s evident on the buns that they cost the buns in oil, however it still tastes amazing. It’s also a bit on the pricey side, but it is completely worth every penny.
This place is perfect for lunch to catch up with friends!

I’ve come here 3 times over the course of the past year, and each time I find it just as good. I walk past this place almost every day — my dance studio is right next to it.
On Sunday I came here with my parents for dinner. We got 1 order of fries, beef, turkey, and crab sliders. I also got a caramel milkshake.
The sliders were all amazing (we get them without cheese). The crab one is absolutely perfection — just a little spicy. The pickles are a nice touch too. I loved the fries and milkshake was perfect.
Overall, it’s very good, but can be on the expensive side.

My family and I have started to get into a phase of trying out different burger places and this one looked very interesting. I love the idea of sliders because they are smaller unique. This place stood out because of all the interesting slider choices. I’m not one to eat a lot of meat so I was happy to see crab cake and a veggie slider on the menu.
I had the crab cake and lamb sliders. The crab cake slider had to be the best slider I’ve ever eaten. The crab cake itself was packed with so much flavor and was very moist. The flavors balanced out perfectly and it didn’t have that fishy smell that one sometimes gets from crab cakes. The lamb burger was good as well but I found the meat to be on the dry side. I definitely preferred the crab cake slider.
The truffle fries with the different sauces were excellent and a great idea. All of them play with your taste buds and make you want to eat more and more fries! I really loved the wasabi dipping sauce. It wasn’t too hot and had just the right kick to it.
Furthermore, I loved the watermelon agua fresca. I think I had like 6 cups of it– so light and addicting! I don’t know whats up with it– it was just perfect with the burgers.
Overall, I loved this place and will be back here very soon to have more! I’m also interested in trying some of the other burgers too although it would be hard not to order the crab cake one!

Solid 4 stars.
It was my first time at OG Sliders & as it was on my bookmarks for over 3 months, I was really excited to try it.
When you walk in, you grab a menu & go to the counter to order. Or you can grab a seat & review the menu if it’s your first time (like we did) then go up & order.
We ordered the beef sliders, the crab sliders & fries. Plus a few milkshakes.
Absolutely delectible. You can tell they use only the freshest of ingredients, the beef was as good as it gets.
The fries were pretty good, also.
I really love how they make their own sauces, the ranch was awesome!
I liked the attempt and ingedients used for milkshakes, but when I hear hand spun. I’m thinking someone is beating my milkshake with a spoon, so I was a little dissapointed when it was a machine doing all the work. It wasn’t very thick and it melted really fast. I’d say go for a fountain drink or order your milkshakes very thick. Unless you prefer them runny.
It was definitely a delicious meal with lots of flavors, and it filled up 100%… Food coma!
Plenty of seating, indoor & outdoor as well.
I would definitely come here again & will let all my friends know where to get a smackin’ burger!

I was really impressed with Chef Mike and his establishment.
Although it is in the back of this quaint shopping center, OG Sliders is doing something unique and worth your time. They are sourcing the best quality ingredients, cooking them right, pairing sauces and sides with creative flare, and just overall doing a great job trying to launch this business and create a good spot to eat.
They are a small fish in a big pond but their food and service was above and beyond good. Will go out of my way to stop in again.

A place which MAINLY serves sliders? Could be bad… after 3 bites it’s all over :(. Could be good… 3 bites was plenty/​satisfying :) Well my experience landed somewhere in the middle: /​. We ordered the beef and pulled pork sliders and the meat plate for two. Pricing was a little high. your bang falls short for your buck.
Beef: top with lettuce, tomato, pickled onions, cheese had great taste, cooked to the way we ordered. But the bun to meat ratio was 2:1. My last bite was mainly bread and veggies.
Pulled pork: now I truely think they should call it Chinese pulled pork because it resembled Chinese bbq beef down to the pink sauce. Taste was on the sweeter side. Pork was tender but my taste buds were expecting a bbq sauce instead. It was topped with a spicy slaw that was tasty. On this slider the meat and bread ratio was better.
Meat plate: it was sad. I would not be a true friend if I said order this. It is a definite PASS. Olives were soft to mushy, I think it had 5 pieces of dollar sizes salami, cheese and apples. I believe the SB kids snack pack is better then this.
Beverage wise they had some great craft beers on tap. Organic black tea and lemonade are available next to the soda dispenser.
Service was fine. The ordering process is lengthy. Could be for the ordering board written behind them on a black chalk board, could be only one registered was open? There is plenty of seating inside and out.
So if I was in the mood for a taste tester I would come back to try the lamb slider and beer under the patio tree.

Over priced meal. Who charges $ 1.25 for ranch sauce on the side? The food is pricey enough as it is. If you were charging McDonald prices, I’d understand the extra charge for ranch. But this is three times the cost for sliders. The ranch btw, for those who are want to pay that extra cost, is watery ranch. Don’t do it.
The meat on the sliders are minimal. Quality of meat that you can taste is decent. But I would not come back to this place.

Ate here again today! (June 26,2015) and it was awesome, the customer service was so still so nice even if the people were different from last time I went.
My friend and I decided to have lunch at OG sliders and once we entered we were greeted at once as soon as we entered the place. They also told us where the menus were and to help ourselves!
Also if you’re a student you get a discount and I love how they always remind you that (I have a bad memory).
Good food once again and at a great price, I will definitely come back for more, more and more.

OH GEE SLIDERS
This place is pretty hip and seems like somewhere you would find in SF. Small portions, slightly overpriced, quality/​natural/​healthy ingredients. Yep it sounds like SF.
Heirloom burger — Light, fragrant, and delicious. The cheese was a little much. I prefer a better balance and for something that doesn’t feel as creamy. The cheese itself was really good though, just a bit much.
I had a taste of the slider that I forgot what was called, but it had char sui pork in it. They gave a lot of pork in that and the pork itself was nicely flavored. Slider with the mushrooms in it had a lot of mushrooms
They offer wheat or house buns. House bun was delicious! Nicely toasted, not too over or under done.

Very nice looking establishment. Someone really thought about things. Then someone else must have shown up and added a few uneeded things like tvs.
Would say some hipster wanted to sell sliders. This statement will make sense when you arrive. Basket of menus greets you with a chalkboard giving instructions. It is like a poorly executed sanoma chicken coup if you have been to one of those.
Menu is minimal but covers a few things like sliders, frys and drinks/​shakes. At this point you may notice the prices are somewhat high for sliders. For example, we got og sliders, pulled pork sliders, fry basket, oreo shake and a soda. That was $ 32.
Og sliders were standard sliders with high end ingredients. Pulled pork sliders were weak. Like a Vietnamese pork bok choy kind of thing. Frys were very good and so was the shake.
Overall it was good. Just seemed off, like they need to work some things out. Will probably not come back though in the short term. Too expensive for my taste when it comes to fancy «bar» food. Oh and everything lags here.

Hold the presses! Why this place isn’t more well known is a travesty. By the luck of the draw I saw this on Unilocal and decided to give it a shot. Best decision EVER!
OK, the décor of this place? It’s magic. It really has an olden day pub type of feel which is a bit on the extravagant side for a burger place, but I like extravagant so big thumbs up! The service here is impeccable! Everyone brought their A game when it came to helping us out. They were very patient with our questions and really seemed to want to help us out, and it didn’t feel fake or forced. They all seemed like genuine human beings especially the lady at the register. I wish I got her name because I would love to rave about her service. She had glasses and was one of the nicest people we have ever met.
They have a happy hour which we utilized with a few beers and the buffalo burger. Let me say that the quality of the food here was also off the charts. This might be the most I’ve raved about a business in a really long time. We had fries, chili poppers type things, buffalo burger, and beef sliders and everything tasted perfect. I felt like I was dreaming. The sauces for everything was fantastic as well.
This could easily be the most kiss ass review I’ve ever written, but it’s warranted because it was that good! If you like burgers and quality food, then hit this place up! I really wish I had heard about it sooner!

OG stands for Organic & Gourmet. This place is locally owned with food that is locally sourced. They have lots of great veggie and gluten free options, their beef is grass fed, their grill is wood burning, their chicken is hormone free and even their tables are recycled (from the old Cal football stadium’s benches). OG Sliders has pretty much all the buzzwords.
Our food was fantastic. I loved the BBQ pork slider with the kimchee apples — lots of flavors all dialed up. The OG Beef Slider was even better. The pickled onions, cheese and bun — all fantastic. I was splitting sliders with my wife — otherwise I’d have gone for a fried egg on top of the beef. You know, because why not.
For dessert we split a chocolate milkshake and a southern style banana pudding. Both were great — I thought the pudding in particular was exceptional, although my wife didn’t like it as much. She thought the nilla wafer to pudding ratio was too high — I thought it was just perfect. I’m more into both bananas and pudding than she is — I wouldn’t change a thing.
OG Sliders is on the back side of The Oaks, a tired shopping center with a second run movie theater and a Hobee’s out front facing Stevens Creek. Given OG’s location, it has to be a destination to be sought out — there won’t be a lot of spontaneous walk ins. Great place — let’s keep it busy.