Look at the picture of the burger I received for a TLDR.
Yeah, ok.
I have to be honest; their milkshakes are pretty good, at least the toasted marshmallow one is. $5 for a small (a little smaller than a grande cup at starbucks) and I think $7 or $8 for a large. Aim for the small b/c the milkshakes are thick, rich, and..delicious.
However, multiple complaints with the core seller, the burgers. Someone mentioned that it was an overpriced five guys...well, I'd much rather have a five guys burger than this crap any day. True, it was a decently thick patty, but when you wrap it in foil and apparently form it into the shape of a brick, shame on you. Seriously, you don't deserve to eat another burger in your life.
My friends and I never mentioned to-go in our order and for some reason they assumed it was to-go even though there were a lot more patrons sitting down than leaving. Even IF it were to go, WHY DO YOU WRAP YOUR BURGERS LIKE THAT? It smushes the bun so much that the ratio is detestable. Also, it's obvious they use some cheap formless bun if it's capable of getting crushed into that form. So dumb. I've never seen any take-out burger place wrap the burgers like this. But wait, there's more.
Partial blame on us for not realizing this until it was too late but apparently if you order one of the signature burgers, what you see is literally what you get. That being said, I expected to see at least one piece of lettuce and a tomato slice on my burger, but no, all I got was meat, bun, some fried dough or something, and generic bbq sauce. I ordered something that started with a C...forgot the name. Taste? Well, it's hard to taste anything but bbq sauce when you douse a bucket-load of it on overcooked meat.
Apparently, I THINK you can only get lettuce and tomatoes when you order one of the top 2 choices...I guess a create-your-own type of thing. It doesn't come with all the burgers I guess. Honestly it's a loss on their end b/c if you put those two simple ingredients in, the burger at least seems a bit larger.
Finally, I guess they automatically assume you want your burger cooked almost well done. They don't ask you at all. Partial blame on me for not saying anything before I guess? Sorry, I'm too used to going to normal restaurants and awesome burger joints that at least ask me how well I want the burger cooked.
Maybe they were supposed to ask. Maybe they WERE supposed to include those things. Perhaps it all leads back to the lifeless cashier that was working that night. if you can't manage to at least smile or show some motivation, you're better off on the back line.
Actually, I wouldn't have noticed how lifeless our cashier was if it weren't for I guess the manager on the other register being bright and happy. Kudos to her, but if she's like that, then I sort of expect the other one to be like that too.
Decor of the store is fine, but your seats are garbage (they're crooked.)
What is Good Stuff Eatery? Honestly, as I walked out the store I almost mistook myself from walking out of a McDonalds. Their one saving grace is their milkshake.
3/10, will definitely not be coming back again. read more