I walked up and had a burger today. Good, but not great. Not a fan of the wrinkle cut fries; they looked and tasted like something from a high-school cafeteria. Burgers were nice sized and good tasting. Not the best burger in town, but I’m definitely happy to have iburger among my options in walking distance. I’ll likely go back.
As someone who has lived in the area for almost two years, I am always interested in a good burger place.
Burger had yesterday (as they were closing) was their teriyaki (aka hawaiian). I saw them reheat a patty, although it’s unclear if they do this with every order or just those who show up 5 minutes before closing.
Appetizers picked up were deep fried mushrooms and onion rings. Both appeared factory made not local. Mushrooms were a mixed bag in regards to taste and size (not getting again) and onion rings resembled something you would get at the grocery store (no competition for Kid Valley or Red Mill).
Burger was good but reminded me of Primo off 65th.
Overall, good to have another burger place but will more than likely not go out of my way given the options we have around.
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1 B.C. // Jun 5, 2010 at 2:54 pm
I walked up and had a burger today. Good, but not great. Not a fan of the wrinkle cut fries; they looked and tasted like something from a high-school cafeteria. Burgers were nice sized and good tasting. Not the best burger in town, but I’m definitely happy to have iburger among my options in walking distance. I’ll likely go back.
2 Paul // Jun 7, 2010 at 7:41 am
As someone who has lived in the area for almost two years, I am always interested in a good burger place.
Burger had yesterday (as they were closing) was their teriyaki (aka hawaiian). I saw them reheat a patty, although it’s unclear if they do this with every order or just those who show up 5 minutes before closing.
Appetizers picked up were deep fried mushrooms and onion rings. Both appeared factory made not local. Mushrooms were a mixed bag in regards to taste and size (not getting again) and onion rings resembled something you would get at the grocery store (no competition for Kid Valley or Red Mill).
Burger was good but reminded me of Primo off 65th.
Overall, good to have another burger place but will more than likely not go out of my way given the options we have around.
Welcome to the neighborhood.
3 Peter // Jun 9, 2010 at 1:32 pm
Screw the burgers, check out the legs on the girl!