Retro Junction

Stopped in to buy some vintage candies for a 90 year old's birthday party that we were going to. I remember they had lots of old time candies when they first opened up. Unfortunately, I didn't find anything on this visit. There were empty boxes from vintage candies that were flipped upside down, but no candies. Bummer. At least that gave me an idea of what to look for elsewhere. I'll stop in again soon to see if their stock has gotten replenished.

I walked into order a burger, they took the order from the person in front of me, then the guy looked at me and said they were no longer taking orders for the rest of the day. Seems kinda racist, Idk, maybe he was having a bad day.

I just left Retro Junction and was not happy.1st place order as normal. But there was nobody there to start the order cooking. The store register girl took our order and had to run the kitchen also.So she started our order and had to stop and wait on a customer buying gas. I understood being short handed, but my hamburger patties were cooking. Customer left the she left and went outside also while my patties were still cooking.Then 2 young girls came in to purchase a soft drink and the guy from the back came and started accusing one of the girls. The girl said you being racist. Your talking about a different black girl. The paid and left. I was shocked. After a 1/2 hr my order was done. Short handed i understand. Close the kitchen so customers dont have to wait. Dont charge an extra $1 for onion rings to replace fries. At lease put more the 5 onion rings.

I didn't know there was mini restaurant in this store at the gas station until one of my husband's coworker told him about. The food was pretty good. The wait is a bit long. So, it's best if you call ahead to order and pick up. There's small dining area if you wanted to dine there. Food was pretty tasty! I got two sliders one beef and one chicken. Beef was good, chicken tasted really weird like fake meat... my daughter got chicken strips. The batter and seasoning was good and crunchy. My husbands burger was huge! He was only able to eat that with no fries or drink. He was very stuffed. Service here was ok. The girl that took our order was nice but the 2 cooks were not friendly.We may come back here for a good burger but it just feels weird ordering from a gas station. We would probably order to go if we come back.

This spot is located inside the convenience store/gas station. Damn do they make some good burgers!!! Some of the best in the Fresno/Clovis area!!! Check them out, it's definitely worth it!!!

Wish I'd known it was going to take 20minutes for my two burgers before I placed the order. So I'm writing this review since I have so much time on my hands while I wait. Only come here if you have the time to wait. There's only one person in the entire store and she's operating both the register for the gas station and the grill. She is not very personable and you have to initiate inquiries about the grill even if she sees you looking at the menu, confused about whether or not it's even open and if she's the one taking the orders. And she'll respond with a single "yup."

COVID-19 (Nineteen review challenge)Locally owned businesses only:Review #8:This review is for the restaurant inside the gas station store. Probably one the most unlikely of places for a restaurant, but yes, that's where it is! We actually did eat inside once, and it was a pleasant experience. It's counter service, so don't expect someone to fold your cloth napkin when you get up from the table. While I don't exactly recall what I got when we ate inside, I remember being pleasantly surprised. Yes, it's fast food, but the food was pretty tasty - and only $20 for three people, including drinks! Oh my. Now for the real review, I have two words: BREAKFAST. BURRITO. For $7, you get a giant burrito of eggs, chorizo, cheese, potatoes, and tri-tip. It's so filling that my husband and I can share one for breakfast. Glancing over their menu, it looks like everything is priced in the $3.99 to $8.99 range, so it's light on your wallet and heavy on your taste buds. This is truly Fresno's hidden gem, and now that I've written this review, I think I'll order a breakfast burrito for tomorrow...

***Disclaimer - this is about the hours posted for the restaurant that need to either be updated or honored.We went to the Retro at about 815 pm on a Saturday night and the cook said the grill was already "shut down". If they are not going to keep the hours until the stated 11 pm on their website that's fine - then update it. We'd rather support local businesses than corporate burger chains, but can't do that unless there is accurate hours for when the place will be open and serving. Hope to get the attention of management to either update the hours or provide insight.

This place is bomb!!! Thank you for taking your time to make your good great I've had sandwiches, chicken burgers, milkshakes, fries and it's never disappointed Must try

I like that it's local and not a chain. Feels like I've been driving by here for many years. Never thought it was a place to eat; always thought it was a store. Like a gas station convenience store.Still drove by for years after learning it was a place to eat. It's on a very busy intersection, but very hard to get to unless you already know it's your destination. I hadn't eaten for about 7.5 hours and was on my way to an appointment. Pulled in to this place.Awkward experience. Just weird because there was one woman at the register for the store and no one at the grill side. She just stared at me and never greeted me or offered to help. There was another guy in the store who I thought was ahead of me, but he turned out to be a vendor. Then a guy comes in behind me and we're all standing there. Finally I just start asking questions and she walks over closer to the food. If I was more comfortable and at a new place, I would ask "what would you recommend to a person trying this place for the first time?" That wasn't gonna break any ice here. I wanted to avoid eating a big thing and hopefully avoid fast food breath so I just look up and ask for two sliders and fries. She asks if I want beef, I said yes. It comes to $8.07. While standing there waiting I see a little sign on a napkin dispenser with daily specials. It being Friday I could have gotten two tri tip sliders, fries and a drink for $6.99! I mentioned this and she didn't really care. A man showed up and I think he was the one eventually cooking. He and she started talking loudly in a language I would guess to be Punjab. I waited a long time for my food. There are a couple tables and several diner style tables on the floor amongst everything else you'd expect at a roadside convenience store. I sat down and waited.Well, at this point the food is going to be consumed in the car. I reach in the bag to grab the foil pouch the sandwich(es) we're wrapped in. Turns out they were in a small cardboard tray just covered by foil and pieces of my sliders fell all over the papers on my car seat. I was bummed: the top of the buns were black, like burned!And.... The moral of this story - the food was good! I would eat here again. Vary flavorful and didn't taste burnt. Next time I will eat there. It was tasty food from a very funky place ( condiments in a rack on top of a garbage can on the left of the door). Check it out.