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3.3 (410 reviews)
Open • 11:00 am - 9:00 pm

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Tried to ask a question on how to order my daughter's food without the kiosk since the option she wanted wasn't there. The girl at the desk told me I had to order something else and walked away. Horrible service. We walked out.

I got a lettuce wrap burger because I need to watch my sodium. I guess I have to watch for foreign objects in my burger as well. I took it "to go" .I got to the near end of my burger and I bit into something hard. I spit it out. It looked like a hard piece of plastic. So glad I didn't swallow it. . I enjoyed my milkshake though with no problems. I just wish I could finish my burger. The customer service was great though. $25 ..gone

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Jake B.

Customer service was good but the burger is a greasy mess with 1 pitiful leaf of lettuce. The bun was soaked in grease and falling apart. It's a nice looking place and the staff are nice, but that's all wasted if the food is no good.

Falan E.

Empty inside. I was the only customer. The restaurant is well-lit, but the floor had a few stray napkins in a few spots. It could use a quick tidy-up. I'm not sure if they had just come off a rush hour. The staff appeared pretty relaxed. I was starving after running my afternoon errands after a long day at the office. I spared a cow and opted for a VeggieFi burger at BurgerFi. I ordered just the VeggieFi burger. The staff here are polite. I used the kiosk for my order, and the staff brought it to my table. Very quick service for a fresh and piping hot VegiFi burger. The flavor is nutty and can be somewhat starchy, but still very good to me. The veggie patty is packed with surprising ingredients - quinoa mixed with green lentils, shredded raw carrot and zucchini, caramelized onions, and sautéed baby bella mushrooms with thyme in a red wine reduction. I added some grilled mushrooms to my burger. Not a vegan meal but close enough for me. Lol Very good! Yes, I'll be back for quick last-minute food.

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Tim K.

Visiting our daughter in Raleigh and we were all hungry. We like trying new places so we spotted Burgerfi and hopped on in. Clean and casual atmosphere. Music on but not so loud you can't talk at the table. You have the option of ordering at a kiosk or with a staff member. Kiosk ordering is quick and easy and you can add or remove items from your order with ease as well. I ordered the ultimate bacon cheese burger. Girls got regular cheeseburgers and we split an order of fries and an order of onion rings. Once you order you take a "flag" with a number and grab your table. They bring the order out once ready. Burger buns are "branded" with the kind of burger it is for easy identification at the table if multiple burgers are ordered. The fries are FRESH CUT. Really good but s little "limp" if you know what I mean. A basket of fries is enough for two (maybe three) people just so you know. The onion rings are huge and very crisp. My burger had a lot of bacon on it. I mean A LOT. No complaints mind you and the bacon was crisp! Two huge burger patties with a lot of cheese as well. My wife and daughters burgers were very good. Mine was good as well, good but not great. But you certainly won't complain about the burgers sizes. They are impressive. All told, the bill came to $44 for the three of us. Not terrible considering the amount of food we got. I'm glad we are here and I would eat here again if it was someone else's idea. The burger wasn't enough to "wow" me but it was good and it filled me up. Give Burgerfi a try and I know you will like it. It is definitely worth your time and money.

Kerwin T.

Burgers not bad at all! To me they like in-between Shakeshakeshack and fiveguys. With ssshack quality and fiveguys burger size, - burgerfi goes in-between to me. The staff in this cary location is turn off, not accommodating at all!!!

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My wife and I went and liked the food (burgers & fries), but it was expensive for you get. We both said we wouldn't go back just because of the lack of value. There are places just as good or better for less money.

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Ashleigh F.

BurgerFi is located in a shopping plaza with several other businesses and a shared parking lot. There is plenty of seating in the main dining area and in the enclosed patio dining area. Multiple tables inside of the business were not in use to allow for social distancing while dining. The clerk that rang up my food was friendly and helpful. I ordered the Jr. BurgerFi burger that is made with a single patty of natural angus beef and served with lettuce, tomato, and BurgerFi sauce. I also ordered a strawberry shake and a regular size French fry. All of the items are sold separately. I paid a little over $14 for my meal. My food was prepared in a timely manner. There were a lot of fries served in the regular size. Depending on your appetite you may be able to share them. The shake was flavorful and can be topped with whipped cream. The burger was good but the patty was small compared to bun. Overall the food and service was good and I was satisfied after eating my meal.

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Dry burgers, tasteless fries, but the onion rings are awesome. Staff is friendly and the atmosphere is clean and typical of a burger joint

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Mushy veggie burger that cost $10 (I didn't even get fries) and awful customer service. Won't be going back.

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Awesome burger and fries! My fave is with an over med egg on top! Love Burger Fi for their hormone and antibiotic free food!

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Wonderful! Best food I've had in a long time! Best BAD I've had! Loved it! And the onion rings with the chili, awesome!

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Really liked this place great burgers and their GF options were pretty good. Especially liked the fries.

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Burger was good but for one burger fries and drink it was $16. ;( soda is $2.54 fAdd ice u have a few sips for to go cup ;(

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