Many places offer loaded potatoes, but Kinders does it perfectly. Starts with a giant spud, skin on, topped with fantastic BBQ meat, cheese, sauced with their own flavorful brand, and generous mound of sour cream. All delicious and filling. It's a good value for an excellent meal and I always enjoy it greatly.
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Tom M
Local Expert • 78 contributions
Loved
• 3/18/26
• DoorDash order
Kinders creates what is, possibly, the best, loaded, baked potato in the country. It is also a monstrous meal, with enough calories to carry the day. I've eaten nothing else, this day, and I am stuffed(much like the potato, itself.) It was delicious and filling.
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Kelsey C
3 contributions
Didn't like
• 1/8/24
• DoorDash order
Just got the most pathetic excuse for a California Chicken Club Sandwich. Incredibly soggy, hardly any meat, wilted lettuce and single soggy tomato on each side. So disappointed in this, looks nothing like the picture. Will absolutely not be ordering from here again, especially for the price.
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Salina T
1 contributions
Didn't like
• 3 days ago
• DoorDash order
The Ball Tip slices looked as it if was pulled apart by hand. The Ribs were very very small and thin with hardly any meat. This was not Kinders Quality that I am used to.
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Nicole W
1 contributions
Didn't like
• 3/10/26
• DoorDash order
The famous ball tip at this Walnut Creek location is not in line with the rest of their stores. It is dry and over salted here which leads me to believe it has been sitting too long or reheated too many times... who knows. I have now tried it 3 different occasions from this store over the last couple of years and each time it has tasted terrible to where I couldn't even take more than 2 bites. I thought it was just me since it had been so long before that since I've eaten Kinders and maybe my tastes had changed but when I ate it at their Brentwood location, it was absolutely delicious and how I remembered it. Unfortunately, I will not be eating at this location ever again since the meat doesn't live up to the Kinders standard.
