There's something to be said for consistency in a brand and I'm not sure the Gordon Ramsay Street Burger lives up to the brand standard.
Let's start with the particulars. GR Street Burger is a part of a food hall known as Gordon Ramsay Food Market that features a plethora of items including this joint where they serve burgers. Smash burgers in particular. You order at the kiosk and it's just like ordering from your kiosk style place that's not Gordon Ramsay.
And this food hall is tucked away at the far end of the Cherokee Casino so literally, to get there, you park at the parking garage and you have to meander through the casino to get to the food hall.
There is no service as you order from a kiosk and grab it yourself as well as bus your own trash.
There isn't much of an ambiance since it's a food hall. Think mall food court type of ambiance.
Now for the burgers.
Not impressed at all considering Ramsay prides on brand consistency and yet it seems like this place is the last ditch effort to capitalize on the Ramsay brand but in short, it's probably last on Gordon's list of places to visit to ensure consistency because I'll be quite honest here. The flavor of the burger is lackluster. I had the Hell's Kitchen Burger and frankly, not impressed. The potato bun was nice and toasted but the burger patties lacked the seasoning Gordon prides himself on, the avocado mash didn't add anything of value, and the jalapeno pepper also didn't give much in terms of flavor.
The fries were Red Robin steak fries at best. The fries with the burgers were robust and crunchy but lacked seasoning and that pithy light sprinkle of dried chives also added nothing. At least with Red Robin, you get unlimited baskets and their proprietary seasoned salt. Here the fries didn't have much in terms of seasoning.
I will say the only redeeming quality here is that the food comes out hot as it's made to order so that has that going for them anyways.
Overall, if you can find a decent mom and pop burger joint or a BurgerFi or a Red Robin nearby, your best bet will be that instead. Get your winnings at the casino, pull away at $1000 or $2000 then exit and go find a better burger joint because this place isn't it for burgers. Especially at $17 plus state and resort tax. read more