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One of the tastiest burgers I've ever had. The fries were equally as delicious. A little steep in price but the portion size is big and the ingredients are great. I've been back a couple of times already and will definitely be back.
It was at the food court, Yorkdale Mall. There was a line up ordering and a line waiting for the food. So I needed to wait for my name to be called to pick up my order. Ordered a the Holy Cluck, a fried chicken sandwich. I was astonished seeing such a humongous piece of fried chicken in the sandwich. It was so big that it was sticking out of the sandwich. The first bite could only reach the fried chicken, it was hot and crispy, such an amazing experience. It also came with slices of tomatoes and pickles and lettuce. It was good. I also ordered a poutine on the side. It came with a lot of gravy and cheese curds but a bit salty to my taste.
Best burger I've had in some time. The one thing I love is they use a single patty, beef ground in house so I can ask for medium rare. It just melts.
Definitely not what I expected, but not bad at all. A nice small location just close enough to where we wanted to end up being for the night (The Hive eSports Bar). The menu has a lot of choices but I went plain and simple and got the Holy Chuck, cus why not. The burger was really fresh, perfectly how I wanted it cooked too, but super greasy, like there was a little too much oil. The fries... Oh boy. Those were awful. It was legit one of those moments that I just thought of them as a Ketchup delivery service. "Would you like some fries with your ketchup?"... That bad. Really don't recommend the plain fries. I'm not sure how the other options are like the poutine, but I don't have high hopes for that at all. Overall, a nice spot to hang out with friends and grab a quick bite to eat.
Arguably the best burgers in the city, undoubtedly the best shakes. I heard Holy Chuck was started by someone who used to cook at Auberge du Pommier, and it shows with the creativity of the burgers. I especially love the Village Bahahastard (lamb burger with a big slab of saganaki cheese), the Cowlorie (burger woth grilled cheese; they do the grilled cheese part especially well since the "buns" almost melt into your burger), and of course the classic Holy Chuck (simple and straightforward, allows you to really taste the quality of the beef). My wife has tried the Holy Duck - while really pricey, she swears by it if you love foie gras. But where Holy Chuck truly differentiates itself from all the other burger places are with its shake. Sinfully thick, divinely rich - whether you go for a straightforward Chocolate or try Grandma's Apple Pie, the flavours strongly come through. My favourites are the Nutella + Peanut Butter, or if you want something more unusual try the Bacon + Fudge + Sea Salt (the shake will have bacon bits in it, so interesting mix of sweet and salty tastes... which works!). One last tip: If you want the best Holy Chuck experience, go to the one near St Clair. The other locations, while good, just don't meet it's level of awesomeness.
The best burger in my neighbourhood. I've been coming here for about three years. The milkshakes are sublime (try the Nutella and salted caramel!) and their burgers are such a special quality. It's a pricey treat to have dinner here but well worth it. I love the option to choose the doneness on the burger, I always go for medium. The fries are sprinkled with salt and parsley, and are always crisp. My only complaint: please bring back the lemon herb aioli!
I've been meaning to try Holy Chuck for awhile, and finally managed to drag a bunch of friends to accompany me! We tried two milkshakes ($5.49 each)- Happy Frappy and Grandma's Apple Pie (my choice). The happy frappy tasted very strongly caramel. Personally, I preferred my Apple Pie milkshake, which tasted remarkably like an apple pie, served with vanilla ice cream. There were actual chunks of apples in the shake and I especially loved the intensity of the cinnamon! Two friends ordered the Greek Bahahastard ($10.99)- two lamb patties, caramelized onions, and topped with a roasted red pepper and garlic feta aioli. I didn't try this burger since I don't eat lamb, but I was told that they undercooked Sandy's burger. Other than that, the burger was quite well-received by my friends. On a side note, the fries were excellent and Sandy's chipotle mayo dip ($0.99) was absolutely addictive! Another friend opted for their signature Holy Chuck burger($9.99), which is a double cheeseburger with bacon and caramelized onions. I had a small sample and liked it quite a lot. Sometimes, simplicity goes a long way. As for me, I opted for the Mad Cow, which consist of an animal feed (panko crusted portobello mushroom stuffed with feta and cream cheese, deep fried and topped with a lemon and herb aioli) and a single beef patty ($10.99). On the whole, I enjoyed my burger, but it was really really filling. I recently tried Shake Shack in NYC and the Mad Cow definitely wasn't as good (the deep fried portobello mushroom was heavier here). But since I don't go to NYC often, Holy Chuck seems to be a good substitute. Of course, I still need to try Burger's Priest's version! Henry and Jeremy also ordered Holy Chuck fries ($5.99) with bacon, double cheese and topped with homemade vino chili. The first few bites were delicious, but after awhile it just became... too much! The portion was alarmingly large and we finish ours. Next time, I will stick with having the fries on its own. Overall, I think Holy Chuck was an enjoyable experience, but we were all in a food coma after the meal! To my surprise, we managed to finish most of the food in the end, but many of us felt compelled to work out after such a fatty, artery-clogging meal. I thought that the burgers were pretty good, but not amazing. My favourite was probably the milkshake, and I am tempted to come back to try other varieties (nutella and salted caramel!!!)
In November 2011, I checked out Holy Chuck which had just opened in the 'hood where I work. I didn't have a great experience. In January 2013, "Anonymous" left a couple comments on my blog post (1) ranting about how Holy Chuck makes the best burgers and (2) calling me a "dumbass". Time to go back and check it out again ... maybe I had a bad meal. I was in the office today (a rare occurrence lately) so had lunch at Holy Chuck. Johnny was at the cash and was very friendly. While I was eating, he checked on me (and others) a few times to make sure everything was okay. Excellent customer service! I ordered a single burger (with mustard, ketchup, pickles and tomatoes), fries and a Coke Zero ($11.29). The burger and fries were okay, not great. The burger was a bit bland and greasy. It was smaller than burgers at other places but you are paying for quality not quantity. I've had worse burgers, I've had better burgers. There were lots of fries (too many to eat) and they had a different taste .. almost lemony? So I gave it another try and wasn't sold on rushing back.
Holy chuck, I've finally decided to try this place after hearing about it for so long! I was thinking of trying something extremely exotic...until I saw the prices...I guess I'll do that next time. I decided to stick with the fundamentals and ordered their specialty: Holy Chuck burger. I added a side of big chuck fries cause I heard positive things about their fries. Comparing to Burgers Priest, I personally thought they were about equal, if not a slight edge to Holy Chuck for more variety and juicier patties. However Holy Chuck easily wins the category in better seating, as the place was significantly larger and I was able to grab a seat. The big chuck fries were nothing to write home about, but I liked the fries themselves. Maybe next time I'll just have the fries without anything added, or try the poutine. Holy Chuck has a lot of interesting burger choices that I wanna try in the future.
Eating dinner on the go. Decided to try this local burger joint that my friends declared was the greasiest burger on the planet. The good: the burger is greasy but great. I had the holy church signature burger with onions. It is super greasy but has amazing mouth feel. Decided to pare with grandmas apple pie milkshake which is delicious! The bad : the burger and the shake were $17! I'll be back next year....
Went here on a lunch period, during a friday. in a party of 2. This was not my first time visiting holy chuck. The burger for holy chuck still is as good as ever. there were two burgers we got, and i got to try a taste of both. the first one was the most expensive one on the menu which was the holy duck, which cost 29.99 before tax. i can honestly say i am sorely disappointed in that burger, as it was basically an oil and salt factory. although the burger had premium ingredients such as fois gras. and some truffle, they really over salted the ingredients. on top of that it was the oil in the burger was that too much, now i expect burgers to be fairy greasy affairs. however this one the oil was so much it was dripping all over the hands and all over the plate. Basically its a tsunami of oil, which makes you believe the 29.99 was really not worth it. The meat on the burger is as good as usual. The other burger we had was the grind burger, which was basically a cheeseburger with egg and bacon. This burger was exactly what you expect from a burger. and on top of it, the thing that makes holy chuck good, is that the beef patties they use are fresh meat, and you can taste the difference in the meat. There regular burgers are one of the best in toronto i can honestly say. Better then Burger priest i believe. which is why i still give it 4 stars. The fries they have are regular fries, nothing amazing except for how much they cost. this time we had regular fries which was okay, however if you choose to go premium which we tried last time, with all the toppings i don't believe it is worth it. At least not for the taste. Holy chuck is truly a Burger joint, if you want a fresh juicy burger that is just good, this is definitely the place to go. Next time i will stick to just the burgers.
I went to Holy Chuck restaurant for a quick meal. The last time I was here was back in 2018. I was not happy with the food back then and I was disappointed again. I think Holy Chuck was trying to clone the Burger Priest chain. The sweet potatoes fries were okay. The hamburger was over salty and greasy. My main problem is that the food cost so much compared to other hamburger chains. read more
2 months ago
It's been some years since I've been to holy chuck... I used to go to the location in Woodbridge but since I work in Toronto I decided to try this one and I did not enjoy my food the meat was way too undercooked, I've never had an issue with my meat being this pink and having pink juice flowing from the burger The waffle fries are absolutely delicious but for $6 the portion was extremely small I was disappointed, personally I would not go back or give them another chance because I only ordered two things and I personally was disappointed with both read more
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1 year ago
One of the tastiest burgers I've ever had. The fries were equally as delicious. A little steep in price but the portion size is big and the ingredients are great. I've been back a couple of times already and will definitely be back. read more
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It was at the food court, Yorkdale Mall. There was a line up ordering and a line waiting for the food. So I needed to wait for my name to be called to pick up my order. Ordered a the Holy Cluck, a fried chicken sandwich. I was astonished seeing such a humongous piece of fried chicken in the sandwich. It was so big that it was sticking out of the sandwich. The first bite could only reach the fried chicken, it was hot and crispy, such an amazing experience. It also came with slices of tomatoes and pickles and lettuce. It was good. I also ordered a poutine on the side. It came with a lot of gravy and cheese curds but a bit salty to my taste. read more
3 years ago
Best burger I've had in some time. The one thing I love is they use a single patty, beef ground in house so I can ask for medium rare. It just melts. read more
7 years ago
Definitely not what I expected, but not bad at all. A nice small location just close enough to where we wanted to end up being for the night (The Hive eSports Bar). The menu has a lot of choices but I went plain and simple and got the Holy Chuck, cus why not. The burger was really fresh, perfectly how I wanted it cooked too, but super greasy, like there was a little too much oil. The fries... Oh boy. Those were awful. It was legit one of those moments that I just thought of them as a Ketchup delivery service. "Would you like some fries with your ketchup?"... That bad. Really don't recommend the plain fries. I'm not sure how the other options are like the poutine, but I don't have high hopes for that at all. Overall, a nice spot to hang out with friends and grab a quick bite to eat. read more
Arguably the best burgers in the city, undoubtedly the best shakes. I heard Holy Chuck was started by someone who used to cook at Auberge du Pommier, and it shows with the creativity of the burgers. I especially love the Village Bahahastard (lamb burger with a big slab of saganaki cheese), the Cowlorie (burger woth grilled cheese; they do the grilled cheese part especially well since the "buns" almost melt into your burger), and of course the classic Holy Chuck (simple and straightforward, allows you to really taste the quality of the beef). My wife has tried the Holy Duck - while really pricey, she swears by it if you love foie gras. But where Holy Chuck truly differentiates itself from all the other burger places are with its shake. Sinfully thick, divinely rich - whether you go for a straightforward Chocolate or try Grandma's Apple Pie, the flavours strongly come through. My favourites are the Nutella + Peanut Butter, or if you want something more unusual try the Bacon + Fudge + Sea Salt (the shake will have bacon bits in it, so interesting mix of sweet and salty tastes... which works!). One last tip: If you want the best Holy Chuck experience, go to the one near St Clair. The other locations, while good, just don't meet it's level of awesomeness. read more
6 years ago
The best burger in my neighbourhood. I've been coming here for about three years. The milkshakes are sublime (try the Nutella and salted caramel!) and their burgers are such a special quality. It's a pricey treat to have dinner here but well worth it. I love the option to choose the doneness on the burger, I always go for medium. The fries are sprinkled with salt and parsley, and are always crisp. My only complaint: please bring back the lemon herb aioli! read more
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I've been meaning to try Holy Chuck for awhile, and finally managed to drag a bunch of friends to accompany me! We tried two milkshakes ($5.49 each)- Happy Frappy and Grandma's Apple Pie (my choice). The happy frappy tasted very strongly caramel. Personally, I preferred my Apple Pie milkshake, which tasted remarkably like an apple pie, served with vanilla ice cream. There were actual chunks of apples in the shake and I especially loved the intensity of the cinnamon! Two friends ordered the Greek Bahahastard ($10.99)- two lamb patties, caramelized onions, and topped with a roasted red pepper and garlic feta aioli. I didn't try this burger since I don't eat lamb, but I was told that they undercooked Sandy's burger. Other than that, the burger was quite well-received by my friends. On a side note, the fries were excellent and Sandy's chipotle mayo dip ($0.99) was absolutely addictive! Another friend opted for their signature Holy Chuck burger($9.99), which is a double cheeseburger with bacon and caramelized onions. I had a small sample and liked it quite a lot. Sometimes, simplicity goes a long way. As for me, I opted for the Mad Cow, which consist of an animal feed (panko crusted portobello mushroom stuffed with feta and cream cheese, deep fried and topped with a lemon and herb aioli) and a single beef patty ($10.99). On the whole, I enjoyed my burger, but it was really really filling. I recently tried Shake Shack in NYC and the Mad Cow definitely wasn't as good (the deep fried portobello mushroom was heavier here). But since I don't go to NYC often, Holy Chuck seems to be a good substitute. Of course, I still need to try Burger's Priest's version! Henry and Jeremy also ordered Holy Chuck fries ($5.99) with bacon, double cheese and topped with homemade vino chili. The first few bites were delicious, but after awhile it just became... too much! The portion was alarmingly large and we finish ours. Next time, I will stick with having the fries on its own. Overall, I think Holy Chuck was an enjoyable experience, but we were all in a food coma after the meal! To my surprise, we managed to finish most of the food in the end, but many of us felt compelled to work out after such a fatty, artery-clogging meal. I thought that the burgers were pretty good, but not amazing. My favourite was probably the milkshake, and I am tempted to come back to try other varieties (nutella and salted caramel!!!) read more
In November 2011, I checked out Holy Chuck which had just opened in the 'hood where I work. I didn't have a great experience. In January 2013, "Anonymous" left a couple comments on my blog post (1) ranting about how Holy Chuck makes the best burgers and (2) calling me a "dumbass". Time to go back and check it out again ... maybe I had a bad meal. I was in the office today (a rare occurrence lately) so had lunch at Holy Chuck. Johnny was at the cash and was very friendly. While I was eating, he checked on me (and others) a few times to make sure everything was okay. Excellent customer service! I ordered a single burger (with mustard, ketchup, pickles and tomatoes), fries and a Coke Zero ($11.29). The burger and fries were okay, not great. The burger was a bit bland and greasy. It was smaller than burgers at other places but you are paying for quality not quantity. I've had worse burgers, I've had better burgers. There were lots of fries (too many to eat) and they had a different taste .. almost lemony? So I gave it another try and wasn't sold on rushing back. read more
Holy chuck, I've finally decided to try this place after hearing about it for so long! I was thinking of trying something extremely exotic...until I saw the prices...I guess I'll do that next time. I decided to stick with the fundamentals and ordered their specialty: Holy Chuck burger. I added a side of big chuck fries cause I heard positive things about their fries. Comparing to Burgers Priest, I personally thought they were about equal, if not a slight edge to Holy Chuck for more variety and juicier patties. However Holy Chuck easily wins the category in better seating, as the place was significantly larger and I was able to grab a seat. The big chuck fries were nothing to write home about, but I liked the fries themselves. Maybe next time I'll just have the fries without anything added, or try the poutine. Holy Chuck has a lot of interesting burger choices that I wanna try in the future. read more
Eating dinner on the go. Decided to try this local burger joint that my friends declared was the greasiest burger on the planet. The good: the burger is greasy but great. I had the holy church signature burger with onions. It is super greasy but has amazing mouth feel. Decided to pare with grandmas apple pie milkshake which is delicious! The bad : the burger and the shake were $17! I'll be back next year.... read more
Went here on a lunch period, during a friday. in a party of 2. This was not my first time visiting holy chuck. The burger for holy chuck still is as good as ever. there were two burgers we got, and i got to try a taste of both. the first one was the most expensive one on the menu which was the holy duck, which cost 29.99 before tax. i can honestly say i am sorely disappointed in that burger, as it was basically an oil and salt factory. although the burger had premium ingredients such as fois gras. and some truffle, they really over salted the ingredients. on top of that it was the oil in the burger was that too much, now i expect burgers to be fairy greasy affairs. however this one the oil was so much it was dripping all over the hands and all over the plate. Basically its a tsunami of oil, which makes you believe the 29.99 was really not worth it. The meat on the burger is as good as usual. The other burger we had was the grind burger, which was basically a cheeseburger with egg and bacon. This burger was exactly what you expect from a burger. and on top of it, the thing that makes holy chuck good, is that the beef patties they use are fresh meat, and you can taste the difference in the meat. There regular burgers are one of the best in toronto i can honestly say. Better then Burger priest i believe. which is why i still give it 4 stars. The fries they have are regular fries, nothing amazing except for how much they cost. this time we had regular fries which was okay, however if you choose to go premium which we tried last time, with all the toppings i don't believe it is worth it. At least not for the taste. Holy chuck is truly a Burger joint, if you want a fresh juicy burger that is just good, this is definitely the place to go. Next time i will stick to just the burgers. read more
A year later, we came back. The Go Chuck Yourself challenge was out of question this time; we wanted to properly enjoy a burger, instead of throwing ourselves into a fat-dripping pile of meat and cheese. We ordered the Holy Duck, The Holy Chuck, The Village Bahahastard "Saganaki Style" and Fresh Italian While Truffle Fries. The burger patties were deliciously tender and flavorful, but this time I sorely realized that Holy Chuck is *quite* expensive: for the same price, the burgers are smaller than that of other joints. They make it up with the quality of their meat, I guess. The truffle fries were also quite good, with most of the aroma coming from the truffle oil/mayo mix. Note 1: They have a super fancy soft drink dispenser. There's tons of choices and everything is controlled via a touch screen. The downside is that it can only serve one person at a time, and people tend to take longer given the number of options. Note 2: We didn't see our photos on the Wall of Shame! Maybe they were lost? read more
4 years ago
8 years ago
I absolutely love their burgers!!! We usually get their original burger which is the Holy Chuck or some funny name like that. It has 2 patties, bacon, cheese, carmelized onions. Chocolate sea salt and bacon milkshake is a rich and delicious savoury and sweet dessert I would say. Not even a drink as it's so rich! Any of their poutine taste great as well. Overall their service is speedy, knowledgable and efficient. We received our food quite fast and with no mistakes. They are a little pricier than most burger joints but you can feel good about spending on this place because of the quality and great taste in every bite. I reccomend this for anyone who is really hungry ! read more
I've been meaning to try this place. My brother told me about it and I'm glad he did. I'm just rating the food and the only reason I didn't give it a 5 is because it was too salty for my liking... And I generally like saltiness. I mean, I put salt on my strawberries, apples, watermelon... So ya, I like salt on my food, but this one is overpowering. Aside from that, this is burger is soooooo juicy, it's amazing! I like the bun, it reminded me of Burger Priest. I'd say this is a tie between Burger Priest. Yum! My advice, before you go in, if you can, check out the website to look at the variety of burgers they have. It's a wall of variety... Literally! read more
6 years ago
So many different choices of burgers! I'd say avoid the place if you like your regular cheeseburger, because this place mostly caters to people who like interesting and new things. Though they do have a regular cheeseburger, most of their menu is interesting in a way where you can get bacon patties or even a burger with six patties! I got the big chuck and don't come here if you don't plan on getting messy! Mine was only a two patty burger, but I had sauce all over my hands by the time I was finished (or maybe I'm a messy eater?). Burgers were really good but they taste like any other organic burger place. You can get your burgers done at a certain rareness (mine is medium rare) and the patties are soft, as are the buns but I believe they buy in their buns so no extra points for that! Milkshakes are definitely too sweet for me and I wasn't able to finish mine. I ended up throwing it away halfway, so I'd skip them unless you have a sweet tooth. Service is pretty good. Not much smiles, but your food is done pretty quickly. I'd come again, but only because my brother, who I came with, is a burger addict and may suggest to come back. read more
7 years ago
We can talk about many things in a burger place, but what we actually want to know is how their burgers are. Holy Chuck's burgers are simply amazing: big, incredibly tasty and the meat melts in your mouth. Probably the best burger place in Toronto. Apart from that, the service is fair and their shakes are also great. I recommend the classic Nutella one on your massive cheat day. read more
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3 years ago
Unimpressed. I finally found myself in the neighborhood of Holy Chuck for another reason, haven't made a special trip just because the parking situation around Yonge and st. Clair is so atrocious, but since I was in the neighborhood it was the perfect opportunity to pop in. I ordered "the Depressed Cow", which was also listed as Oklahoma Style, since I love onions and whenever I go to Burger's Priest I always get my burger "jarge style" with the grilled onions and mustard. And it was just so so. While there are certainly a lot of onions, they aren't well grilled and so they are just sort of bland and there. The fries were pretty average, and over-salted, which is a pet peeve of mine, and the burger was really kind of boring and unremarkable. Perhaps it was a bad night, and perhaps I ordered the wrong thing but I certainly rate Burger's Priest, Zeal Burger and even Fresh Burger much higher and I am STILL absolutely heartbroken over the demise of Sinner's Burger, which I feel beat them all! Hopefully Sinner's Burger makes a comeback in a better location, because it was too good to go! So in the end I give Holy Chuck two stars. Some of you might say "Hey wait a second you gave Golden Star 4 stars, how can Holy Chuck be so low, and honestly, personally I'll take Golden Star over Holy Chuck any day, AND for a much more reasonable price. If you are going to charge a premium price for a premium product, then you better bring it! read more
9 years ago
This burger joint is pretty good in Toronto, I am still searching for the best place for burgers. A lot of people say burger priest, and that isn't it. Overall, the burgers here was pretty good. I forgot what I have ordered, but it looked like a big mac and it was pretty good, especially the fries on the side. One of the juiciest burger I had ever eaten. Maybe I can order this and add my own Big Mac Sauce in, maybe that will taste perfect. They also have this challenge "Go Chuck Yourself", I heard a lot about it and I really want to try it once in the future. Overall, this joint is pretty good, and is recommended to many people. Service: 3/5 Food: 3.5/5 Environment: 3/5 Overall: 3/5 read more
3 years ago
The taste of freshly grounded beef always tastes different than your average fast food chain restaurant type of deal. They pride themselves with freshly grounded beef and you can see the machine that they use to grind it up per order. However for the price they charge as well, somewhat overpriced. Comes out to be about 10 bucks for a single burger which may be aligned with Burger Priest that delivers good quality burger as well. Since it's the only shop in the area (I did see Hero burgers down the street) maybe it charges more for the supposed freshness. But hard to justify coming back frequently cause of the pricing. read more
3 years ago
15 years ago
So this is the second time to Holy Chuck and it does NOT disappoint. My tip: ask what's not on the menu. Johnny was nice enough to tip me off about the Big Chuck which is their version of a Big Mac. Basically, my cholesterol is going to Hades with no stop in Purgatory. If you want a #foodgasm moment, I highly recommend. If you like spice, I would recommend their chipotle burger (also not on the menu). My colleague had this and he was SWEATING from the spice! This time I had the fries and they did not disappoint. I liked the flavouring of the spices and the addition of the parsley. So yes, Win Win. You'll probably see about 10 more reviews from me on Holy Chuck in the next three months and what I try next. read more
15 years ago
This spot (formerly retro burger) Is on it's third concept since I started working in the hood. Menu features burgers/sandwiches from $5.99 - $20.00. Options look like "best of the CNE" when it comes to heart attack specials... (see my pic of the menus board) 6 patty bacon cheeseburger - check, double bacon burger served between a grilled cheese sandwich - check. Where is the Crispy Creme Donut Burger?!?!? Service - painfully slow. 8 peeps behind the counter. Guys just standing around... one woman at cash - who seems to have one speed (and it's dangerously close to stop). Debit cards were very confusing to this individual and halts the order taking for literally minutes while the transaction was processed. She was also forgetting to ask patrons if the order was to stay or go which cause the cooks to have to repack eat in orders as take out. Orders: My Buddy: Chuck Burger Fries and a Coke. Me: Chuck Burger and Coke. Burgers took about 10 minutes to be prepared - this was following the 10 minute wait in line due to "slow or stop girl". Once ready, our names were bellowed loudly through the restaurant and food was just left on the counter to pick up. Burgers had no toppings and the guys behind the counter genuinely seemed annoyed when I asked for lettuce, tomato, pickle, ketchup and mustard to be added. IMO, When eating a big sloppy greasy burger two things are essential: 1. A good bun - a little crusty on the outside, yet soft in the middle to hold all the meaty goodness together 2. Napkins - Thick absorbent napkins - the kind that could mop up a small pipeline burst. Unfortunately Chuck Burger lacked both. The buns were your superstore variety white bun, stacked up by the hundreds to the left of the cash register. These geni-buns stand no chance against the meat cheese onslaught they will eventually house. Napkins... Hey Chuck Burger Owners... who thought the cheapest, flimsy 1 ply napkins were a good idea?? And why did you cheap out and not put napkin holders on the tables? - your napkins are what they wrap around kids ice-cream cones... Not fantastic for trying to withhold a bacon, cheese, ground chuck grease tsunami. This is like trying to soak up Lake Ontario with a Kleenex... Both my buddy and I used like 25 napkins each. Insane. Taste - Okay... Meat - Good. Cheese - Good. Bacon - Good... just the damn burger wouldn't stay together... frustrating to eat. Had a couple of my buddies fries. WHOA SALT... Good job they give free soda refills. Basically it felt like Holy Chuck scoured the Internet for the most ridiculous burger type menu items, but forgot that this is only one part of a restaurant. Fast friendly service is a huge part that's missing. If you're a fan of the big greasy burgers, salty, salty fries and have some time (especially if you're paying debit) this place is for you. Just bring your own napkins... and potentially a back up bun! I doubt I'll be back. read more
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