We got take-out here one night. Nice location. We went with the pizza and not the burgers. They had…read moresome interesting pizzas available. I was very keen to try the blue cheese and honey pizza. We also got a slightly spicy one. I have to say they were just okay. Blue cheese and honey didn't work that great. I also felt the tops were overcooked. Had a weird texture in some places. I might go back to try the burgers for the pizzas were not great and were quite pricey.

One of the best burgers in town. Birger Løken and Birger Hell are personal favs. The fries are…read morepretty good too. Located next to a small sitting area, offers a simple Al Fresco dining provided the weather permits.

While quite expensive, even by Stavanger standards (160k or $20), this is definitely the best…read moreburger in town. The Angus beef is excellent, though it comes medium unless you insist on medium-rare. The buns are soft, fresh, and toothsome. There is an over-reliance on dressings but they gladly serve the burgers without. Great choices of toppings, including my favorite combo of blue cheese and bacon. The fries are thick steak fries-style but cooked well and not mealy. The shakes are fantastic. They have ribs and a steak sandwich too but the burgers are clearly the stars. I hope to see thin-cut fries and a few more choices added to the menu, but if you are craving a high-end American-style burger then this is as good as I've found in Norway since first visiting in 1994. Great job folks.

best angus burger in town…read more beste burger i byen anbefaler,recomending: -mr.bnc -mr.junior -snickers shake -oreo shake -vanilla shake -parmesan fries -onion rings -chilli cheese -shack fries litt dyrt, men verdt det a bit expensive, but worth it

Yes, its a food truck across the Burger King in the heart of touristic Stavinger square area. But,…read morelate at night, there are hot hamburgers, fish & chips and heavily baked potatoes. Its a big rescue super late at night when only 7-11 is open. There are a bunch of spicy sauces, sriracha and ketchup. Must note, the portions are large in relation to the price. The large baked potato is about 2 girl fist size, enough to share. Lots of toppings to choose from. Got the cheese, ham and corn and boy did it come with enough toppings that every bite had a good amount of toppings. The skin was equally tasty. The hamburger was substantial with lettuce. Lots of condiments offered and they will splurt it on your items for you. They take credit cards. The donor wrap was popular this night.

World's slowest fast food place. With virtually no customers, it still took this place way too long…read moreto get my order ready: From time of ordering to delivery took 15 minutes, for a chocolate shake and a microwave oven heated pie....! New staff, please!

Fountain drink area, but No Refills on drinks. $15.34 for a whopper meal. Don't eat food as you…read moreleave. You will get dive bombed by the seagulls. I saw it happen to a guy.

This place is filthy. The seats, tables and floors need a deep cleaning. I won't even mention the…read morebathroom. The food was mediocre and it took quite a while for it to come out. I do NOT recommend this location. They have no pride at all

The food and ambience was phenomenal! There are several floors to the spot, which makes it great…read morefor friends, family or date night. You can order on your phone, which I love because it allows you to take your time deciding on what you and your party would like to try. I recommend trying the cocktails, such as the Lynchburg Lemonade. So many of them sounded so good. As for food, I made it a goal to try as much fish as possible in Norway, so I had the cod. It was delicious and i highly recommend! Cost wise, everything was worth it to me!

I came here for their pizza buffet. Overall, food was very lackluster. There were two pizza…read morevarieties available: salami and parma ham, and a spicy sausage. The topping selections were actually pretty decent in my mind. However, the pizzas had been clearly sitting out for a long time under warming lamps. The cheese had gotten all dry and crusty. The pizzas also lacked any real flavor. The salad was browning in color and rather limp. You could choose between two dressings: mango and peanut, and garlic. Neither was very appetizing. The only redeeming quality of this meal was the price. For 145 NOK, you'll be hard pressed to find a cheaper meal anywhere in Stavanger.