Went to Ricky's for breakfast. They open at 8am as per their signage. We were meeting there for a family breakfast before one of us had to head out of town. Woman popped her head out to say that they weren't going to open until 830-845am ish. No explanation... I didn't realize their hours were negotiable otherwise we would have made arrangements to meet elsewhere (and next time we're here, we will). read more

Worst Fatburger experience ever. Weird layout where it's actually inside a Rickys, making for a lack of space and some awful noise issues. Poor quality lettuce on my burger, no ketchup offered or available, no attempt to upsell me cheese (which I totally would have paid for), ill timed fries (obviously put down when the burger was put on, then left hanging too long), beverages not self serve. Gave me a number for my eat in order then the cook just yells out what he's got for everyone anyway, making the number pointless and the atmosphere awful. Point to sustain: I'm trying here, I am. It's a franchise, so everything good about it is better elsewhere. Point to improve: choose Rickys or Fatburger and excel at one, choose both and they both suck. Will not come back, I can get my Fatburger fix when I travel. read more

We went to Ricky's for breakfast and it was darn good. I give it a five star. My review is short because I was happy with the service, the food, the ambience. So what else is there? Just go try it out and tell them I sent you. read more

Two people behind the counter and no one greets customers? We stood 10 minutes waiting while the two of them just stared at us and ignore us. Both stared at us like as if we were Intruding. The only one who properly greeted us was the lady at the door from the adjoining restaurant. Food was greasy and warm. read more

I would say Fatburger and Red Robin are the best choices in Prince George to have a burger! The burger here was very juicy and good! I also liked the Fat Fries they were fried to perfection and tasted good. read more

Who mourns for Fatburger, I ask you? The poor little burger bar squeezed by a much more successful family diner has its work cut out for it. I mean it's named after both a choice and its consequence. The case is not helped given its location next to Rocky Mountain Fitness. No joke, a place called Fatburger shares a wall with one that sells fitness equipment. I'd call that genius marketing (actually, for a moment, I thought it was irony, but I'm pretty sure it's not). If memory recalls, this whole corner (hundreds of square feet of it) was once claimed solely by Fatburger (don't believe me, check out Google Street View). Tough times obviously called for tough measures, and Fatburger now finds itself squeezed into a sliver of its former footprint, the remainder dominated by the larger and obviously more successful Ricky's. My friend and I were originally setting our sights on Ricky's. Correction, we had been aimed for Original Joes but they didn't open until 11:00, so there we were, starving with few options on a Sunday morning. Alas, as this predictable story turned out, Ricky's was packed tighter than an Alaskan Airlines flight (my alternate comparison claimed it denser than Charles Dickens' Great Expectations, but I figured that was a tad snobbish). They've got going a strange situation here, with only one door leading into the complex, bringing one immediately into Ricky's. For Fatburger, you have to take a left, with considerable noise pollution spilling through the openings between the two establishments. I suspect both businesses are owned by the same entrepreneur wishing to maximize his or her property. Fatburger has been punted to a lower rung like a middle child wanting to go into music. It barely fits more than a dozen people. My friend and I both ordered the bacon burger combo that came with a half-dozen topping, none of which were cheese. My fault for not checking. As we were the only customers in this side of the building, our meals arrived quickly--leading me to wonder that if both businesses were owned by the same person, why not expand customers to the empty side if Ricky's is so overwhelmingly popular. On the positive side, you do get a heaping side of fries, one of several options with your burger, and my Oreo milkshake was...wait...don't look at me that way. Yes, I ordered an Oreo milkshake. I went to the gym later, if that makes up for it. Regardless, it was quite good. The criticism to be made about the meal would have to be the burger itself. In short, it was lackluster for the brief moment it could be identified as an actual hamburger. That's because after starting the meal, despite it being held precariously together by a wax paper wrap like compression bandages on a guy that just underwent abdominoplasty, the burger quickly began to fall apart. The flimsy bun couldn't withstand the compounded moisture of lettuce, tomato, pickles and grease. Even the patty itself began to crumble, and by the end, I was picking shrapnel from the base of my tiny plastic basket. Although some would claim this part and parcel of the experience in eating a burger, I'd beg to disagree. There's a difference between eating a burger and enjoying a burger, between sitting down in a restaurant and having a well-made meal you can take time to appreciate and rushing against a slowly disintegrating sandwich. I like the idea of being able put my sandwich down and not race against a clock as if I'm diffusing a bomb. At the prices being charged, I do expect something a tad better than a meal pulled from thermal insulating foam packaging. Considering this, I wonder how long Fatburger will survive until its neighbor overgrows it like a moss. Who mourns for Fatburger, I ask you? Unfortunately, not I. Food: 2/5 Service: 2.5/5 Presentation: 2.5/5 Value: 2/5 Recommendation: 2/5 read more

Went to Ricky's which is inside of fat burger it took hour for our meal terrible service next time I'll go to a&w across the street

This is a review of Ricky's and not Fatburger. Unfortunately I could not find Ricky's under yelp. Anyways myself and my wife came to Ricky's around 12pm for a late breakfast. Before that however I called Ricky's to ask how long they served breakfast for. I asked the lady who answered the phone how long they served breakfast for and without any politeness in her voice she very shrewdly told me "all day." The hostess's name was Hayley. So already my mood had changed thanks to the "polite" Hayley. When we arrived, I assumed it was Hayley that sat us because she had no customer service skills at all. No "Hi, how are you?" or any polite comments from her. She just asked us how many and grabbed the menus. Once we got to the table she simply dropped them on the table and walked away. As my wife and I sat there, we had a few waitresses walk by without any acknowledgement. It took at least 7-10 minutes for the hostess to finally come by our table and ask if what we would like to drink. I asked for a coffee and when the hostess gave me my coffee, I noticed that there were very few sugars on the table so I asked Hayley for some more sugars and she just grabbed a bunch from another empty table. We also witnessed Hayley seat another older couple near us and she literally tossed their menus on the table and walked away. You could clearly see she did not want to be there or even make an effort to display good customer service. The lady that also seemed like the manager did not look like she wanted to be there either. The restaurant was packed yet she moved at a snails pace. Once again Hayley took our food order, not a waitress. It was at this point that my wife and I were thinking about walking out but since we ordered already we thought we would stay. After some thought we decided that we didn't want to support this restaurant and pay for our food when we were not happy, so after a few sips of my coffee, we walked out. I believe the management has changed in this place because I did not see any of the owners in sight when I was there nor did they have their lovely homemade pies displayed. The new owners (if there are new ones) are not doing a great job and PG really needs a all day breakfast restaurant. A iHop would be a god send. read more

Yum yum yum! Best burgers in town and you must try the chilli cheese fries. Very good quality burgers with great service and bottomless fountain drinks. It's so fun with a 50's style restaurant. read more