Sad to see this place go! Will visit the other locations because this Rueben is great! Only…read moreopportunity is they needed fryer!

We've been to the Ken's Market in Multnomah Village several times before so we were excited to see…read morethem here on the Westside. We decided to check out their food so stopped by for dinner. We ordered at the counter, then seated ourselves inside (for the A/C but they also have covered picnic tables outside) and food was ready quickly. My husband and daughter ordered smash burgers but I opted for the Swanky Swine and mac salad. Food was up quick, tasted delicious, and we will be back!

Ok. It's been 5 years since my last review... they have a new rewards program.. today was BOGO…read moreburger day...National cheeseburger day! It was so crowded...quoted 1 hour till food. Placed order anyway and went elsewhere for a snack. Food showed up in 50 min and it was every bit as good as it used to be. Crowded, football game was on and air was filled with greasy smoke since there is an open kitchen. Fries are no longer free, you have to buy them and no longer unlimited like 7 years ago. But still very good!

The mighty have fallen. What used to separate KB from their competition was the quality of their…read moreproduct, but here we are, "shrinkflation". The burger is now 10-20% smaller. The bun is smaller, less plump and airy. Likewise, the hamburger meat is smaller, less juicy, less vegetables, where did the crinkle cut long pickles go? Why is there less sauce on the burger? Why are there less vegetables? It's like elements of the burger are being rationed. "Gradual changes are less noticeable over time, but they're still noticeable to the keen observer." --Albert Einstein Biting into a Classic Double used to be like biting into a large juicy apple. It used to be so big it was difficult to wrap your teeth around it; it was difficult to hold in two hands without it falling apart, stuffed with meat and vegetables, dripping with grease and cheese, that's what made it brilliant and excessive. A treat for when you wanted the perfect hamburger. "Yesterday's hamburger was equivalent to a small hockey puck served from 'Burgerville' or 'Jack in the Box'." --Wayne Gretzky I've been noticing a slow and steady decline in KB since they reduced the size of their burger boxes and started charging for bacon. As the packaging got smaller, so did their portions. The cooking wasn't good on this last visit either. "Well Done" by my definition means just the meat patty, it doesn't include cheese and bacon. If you overcook cheese it evaporates. Overcook bacon and it turns into brittle sticks. "Well done" simply means we don't want cool or tepid raw meat at the center of our burger. If you cook past well done, it becomes "extra well done", "overcooked" or "charred". My recent burger was overcooked when I asked for well done. "I currently rate the KB burger (3/5) and fries (3/5). The KB burger used to be (5/5) perfect." --this reviewer (10/10/2026) So, how does this compare with your competition? 'Five Guys' has the best fries (5/5) perfect fries, but their burger is (3/5). 'In-N-Out' has the best "mid" product (4/5) for both burger and fries, but now I'd rather eat at 'Five Guys' or 'In-N-Out' because their quality is better, and they're cheaper now too. KB used to be the "premium hamburger" option both in terms of cost and quality. These last few monthly visits to KB have me thinking they've stopped competing with 'Five Guys' and 'In-N-Out', and are now competing with 'Burgerville', 'Jack in the Box' and 'McDonalds'. If that's true, they're going to lose a lot of customers. I hope they figure it out.

Amazing food really gives you a wowwwww way better then any other place you go to defitley…read morerecommend the burger come on by.

Wow Cow absolutely delivered! We had the Burger and it was seriously one of the tastiest burgers…read moreI've had-- packed with unique, bold flavors that all worked perfectly together. We also tried the BOP Bowl, and it was pure mouthwatering goodness. The beef was so tender it practically melted in your mouth. Next time I'll definitely add an egg on top for a little extra protein--it would be the perfect finishin~ touch! The food is creative and it's done right, Wow Cow is definitely worth checking out. The little park to sit at is charming as well. They do have bathrooms if needed.

Got the mushroom Swiss burger, peanut butter bacon burger, pleasure burger, Parmesan chive waffle…read morefries, and salted waffle fries. Seriously one of my fav burger spots in PDX that I came here more than once! I'm a sucker for smash burgers so this place definitely hits the spot for me. Honestly after trying their peanut butter bacon burger here, it really got me more into sweet/savory dishes. I like how it's made to order and the crispy crust of the patty brings it together. The waffle fries are seasoned well and has a good crunch to it. Definitely recommend for your next burger craving!

My son wanted a non-fast food burger. I offered fancy and everything in between. He decided on…read morePleasure Burger. Walking up to the business, there were at least 9 people, in a few different clumps, outside. I didn't know if they'd eaten, or were waiting. It ends up they were looking for another place to eat - not because of the quality of food, but instead the lack of adequate seating, and especially for larger groups. Ordering is at the front counter. One of the first things I want to make sure I say, is that all the employees were incredibly kind and patient. It's all crazy manic orders and trying to deliver them and deal with the turnover, but you wouldn't know that from how they treated us. The burger my son got was good. Not fantastic, but certainly tasty. The waffle fries? Insanely good. So good that my son and I turned to each other with wide eyes after our first bite.

I love that Beaverton has a plant based bar! June has a variety of options and lots of vegan…read morecomfort food. I have been a few times and am a huge fan of their smashburger. It is one of my favorites in PDX. I recently went to try their tofu minestrone soup and it was super flavorful and comforting. The service is always great and the interior is lively and colorful.

We have some vegan friends, so we end up coming here pretty often, although its mainly as a…read morepre-amble than a full sit down situation. I don't personally drink, but my wife absolutely loves coming here for the creative cocktails. Food wise i think i've only ever had the fries, which to be fair are fantastic. love the masala topping and the aoili on top, really adds to the overall depth instead of just having plain fries. I think the best things is the vibes tho, so if you're ever looking for a chill bar to hang out in, even if you're not vegan, i'd highly recommend giving them a shot.

Bumper Burger is definitely worth checking out! I had the cheeseburger and fries, and both were…read moreexcellent. The burger was delicious, with fresh, crisp vegetables that made it taste even better. The fries came out hot and really tasty. The location is part of the charm--it's tucked away out in the country at a nursery, which makes for a fun and unexpected dining experience. 'm pretty sure I even saw a guy on a UTV delivering delivering fresh lettuce while I was there! It doesn't get much fresher than that. If you're looking for a great burger in a unique setting, give Bumper Burger a whirl.

First visit. Finger lickin good…read more Love the location. Great hole in d wall, great prices, great customer service with a smile. I came across this place and read the reviews. Nuff said. Go check out bumper burgers and support the local biz.

The guy at the front was nice, they got a lot of stuff to choose from, I'm def gon come back and…read moretry more of their burgers,

I stopped in with my son on the way to Saturday Market and we both got the "Classic Rock" burger…read more(basically a normal pub-style burger) and some fries. Absolutely amazing burger. 10/10. The fries were quite good too with some kind of light seasoning on them that we both liked. I'm told my other kids how good it was and now they all want to try it. The only challenge is that they have a bunch of burgers and it can take a while to sort through them all. So I'd suggest previewing the menu in advance because it's hard to take it all in while you're in line. Also it's a big delicious messy burger plan accordingly...

I love a unique brewpub experience, and Binary made me happy in every way - from their own beers,…read moreto Asian fusion food offerings, to inlaid circuit board designs in the tabletops (reinforcing their brand identity), everything about our visit was memorable. They had an efficient, order at the counter setup, which kept things moving. We were with a group of relatives that had varying preferences, and both the food and drink menus were able to satisfy everyone's tastes. Downtown Beaverton is a charming place - I don't get there often enough. Binary is a spot that will encourage future visits, and I've already recommended them to friends that live closer than I do.

I visited Binary on a Tuesday evening after having passed this place many times!…read more The decor inside was very interesting and I loved being able to see through to the back! For food, I only got tater tots which I thought tasted okay for what they were, but my friends got burgers and greatly enjoyed them! Overall I would definitely like to try again sometime and try out some of their other items!

Simple layout, no putting on airs here. Elm bar and splash behind a short stack of their premium…read moreassortment and a suite of taps (beer and cider). Outside seating can be had, though with cast iron frame furniture. Nothing comfy. The regulars don't come here for plush seating or rich atmosphere. We come to enjoy the food and the staff. The soups are delightful and fresh. I especially love the Chipotle tomato and spicy corn chowder! This is tavern food with a gourmet twist! The burgers are flavorful, robust, and bursting with umami. The buns are fresh and ever so slightly sweet. Wonderful. The steak salad is an amazing lighter meal, seeded with slow roasted garlic and a gorganzola cream dressing. I once had the new York strip. It was properly cooked to request and is served with potatos fried in duck fat. For the $40 entry fee, I was sorely impressed. The waiting staff are all seasoned bartenders and servers with interesting backgrounds, cheerful demeanor, and an obvious love of engaging with the public. Everytime I visit, I leave pleased with my decision to return.

First of all i will state the ambence, service and enviroment were a 10/10…read more my waiter was amazing, attentive, warm and inviting as the place was with a resemblance to mandami, new york mayor which i found to be a postive thing, didnt catch his name tho. the wings were the negtive part of the experance, overcooked, ok as a whole tho. The stout brownie is something ill always dream about and was phenomonal as always. overall experance id give a 7/10, please for the love of the world tell your cooks to use timers for things like wings so they arnt as tough as a bone. p.s please also reopen patio area and retroduce solo dining tables so i dont feel like im preventing a 4 top from coming in.

Overall I'm a fan of the burger. The patties on a double feel substantial, cooked to no pink and…read morewith nice crispy edges. Emphasis is on the meat and cheese, with just a bit of pickles and sauce to cut it. If you like the smash burger style, you'll probably like this. I'll likely try the deluxe next time. I was a bit disappointed by the fries though--they're the same as the standard frozen curly fries you'd get anywhere else, so if you've had those, you know exactly what these taste like. They're still fries and thus not bad, but a bit of signature seasoning or a more unique sauce would go a long way in spicing them up. (I think they want you to get these loaded, but I'm generally not into that) Didn't run into any poor service that older reviews describe, though I do wonder what sort of interaction people are expecting out of a food cart.

Wolf's Head Burger House is a burger cart located at BGs Food Cartel. We visited on a Monday for…read morelunch and it wasn't very busy at all. My burger took about 10 minutes to prepare. Double Deluxe ($12) - This is a simple two smashpatty burger with onions, pickles, American cheese, pickles, lettuce, tomato, and sauce. The patties aren't super smashed, probably still being around pencil thin in thickness. They still have a good amount of char especially around the outer edges, creating a caramelized meatiness and charred crispiness. They aren't dried out as some smash patties get, and they still have a good meaty and very black pepper forward flavor. I think the cook was a too rough on one end of the patties, causing the burger to fall apart. It's not great service to give out a patty where a large chunk has separated from the main body. The burger has more than enough moisture and texture from the fresh veggies and sauce, and a good amount of pickle acidity to balance the fat. The main issue I have with the burger is the bun. While it's lightly toasted, the bottom bun slice in particular is completely soaked through, most likely a result of the chopped onions not being drained properly. A soggy bun is not fun to eat. Other than that, the burger is pretty tasty and well balanced. (3/5) Wolf's Head Burger House serves a decent smash burger that's marred by technical flaws. While I'm not sure it deserves their current rating of 2.9 (too low), I personally wouldn't return.