Papa Urb’s Grill
Hours
Tuesday: 11:00 AM – 5:00 PM
Wednesday: 11:00 AM – 5:00 PM
Thursday: 11:00 AM – 5:00 PM
Friday: 11:00 AM – 5:00 PM
Saturday: 12:00 – 4:00 PM
Sunday: Closed
Overview
Located in Downtown Stockton, Papa Urb's Grill is Filipino food with a twist. After having great success in Tracy, a second location was opened in the heart of Downtown Stockton! Featuring dishes like adobo, sisig, lumpia, and much more--you'll love Papa Urb's in Stockton.
Details
- Filipino
Amenities
- Family Friendly
- Featured Partner
Food is so good here, I’ve been coming here since I was a teenager, now I am almost 30 :) would recommend
This spot really knows how to crank out some delicious food! I can't lie, their loaded fries are a must-try, and the sauces they put on them are top-notch. Always satisfying and full of flavor.
Food was really good. Got lunch for my fiancé and I for the first time at this establishment. We ordered a few different menu items to try, being the URB burger, linguica plate and lemon grass chicken plate also lumpia’s. All items were fresh, very tasty. Definitely have new customers.
I got the sisig empanadas and pork belly sandwich. Sisig empanadas: Maybe I don’t know how empanadas are normally, but this was just too doughy for me. Filling to dough ratio was not great for me. Flavor was pretty decent and I enjoyed it otherwise. If there was a bunch of cilantro to eat on the side instead of garnish I’d like that more. I did have high expectations after reading all the reviews though, and I have only found maybe one or two places where I liked their empanadas. Pork Belly Sandwich: Decent portion of meat and relatively worthwhile price. I would’ve appreciated maybe a tad better distribution or portion of meat though. Could fill me up for a meal and great $10 ish lunch after tax. Flavor of the pork belly was alright, although the texture wasn’t fantastic (I didn’t like the way it was cooked). It was a bit gummy but maybe that’s the intention. Cole slaw filling was interesting. The sandwich overall was reminiscent of banh mi, although quite different which is where the “fusion” might be. Again, I think it would taste better with more cilantro. I had to wait maybe 10 minutes for my order because it was fairly busy for lunch. Overall it’s one of the better choices to eat out for lunch for the price near the courthouse. I would recommend it if you’re in the area. I’d come back and maybe try one of their normal plates. Interior was interesting but felt lacking in design. Maybe could fill their walls with more decoration, but they had neat vintage photos. Plenty of seating I think. Soy sauce and vinegar on the side near the soda fountain and can ask for sriracha packs, but other sauces are extra.
Delicos authentic and flavorful and not to costly. Great place for Filipino cuisine.
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