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Finding NADC Burger was a bit of an adventure. Apple Maps wasn't much help, but here's the deal: it's located inside the bar Idle Hands, and you'll need to walk through to the back to find the restaurant. The menu is straightforward and to the point. They don't do substitutions--hence the name "Not a Damn Chance." If you have allergies or specific preferences, this might not be the best spot, as they stick firmly to their policy. I was initially nervous when my husband mentioned how strict they are about changes, but when I placed my order, the staff was nice, and I had no complaints about the service. Once you get your food, you'll find seating wherever you can. My group snagged a small table near the front of the bar. As for the food? Incredible! My husband and I both loved it. Thankfully, I was fine with everything on the burger, so it was a win for me. The flavors were fantastic, and I'd definitely come back--though I might try one of their other locations since parking on Rainey Street is a hassle. All in all, if you're up for a no-frills, flavor-packed burger experience and can roll with their no-substitutions policy, NADC is worth a visit!
Wow talk about the tastiest smash burger ever! This location is tucked inside the back of the bar, no signage from outside. Walk though the front patio and bar and down the hallway. A small order window with the skateboard is where you order. You'll get a buzzer after ordering. The bar area has a small seating area. It is worth the find!
On a scale from 1-10, I give it a 7...other than one of the owners is a Michelin star Chef.. this place was recommended by acquaintance. I like the fact that it was made with waygu meat and they use an American cheese, added their own special sauce with pickles jalapeño and grilled onions. The cook did not drown the sandwich with onions which was good. It was a tid bit greasy. I ordered regular fries that reminded me of Jack in the box fries. The burger reminded me of a big Mac but with better meat. I would still recommend cuz the ingredients are better than McDonald's. Price of the burger is $16. If you trying to save money that is not the place. It was a Thursday so not that many people at location. Glad there was no line. They have a patio outside were you can sit and enjoy your hot burger on a hot summer night. But go ahead and try it yourself. Everyone's taste buds' is different.
I love NADC, and am an avid goer to the east location. It happened to be closed when I wanted a burger, so we headed to this location. If possible, I highly recommend you attend the other locations. They famously have 2 items on their menu, and both times I've been to Rainey they have been out of one of their items (fries) :( On top of that, service was just meh, and the burger was extremely soppy and greasy. $60 for three burgers, I want to enjoy it. Overall NADC is good, but this location just lacks the things that makes it great. Ambiance, fries, and a smile from the server.
We went to NADC burger on East 6th. We parked a few blocks away on 6th on a Friday night the walk wasn't bad. There was almost no line we were able to order right away. There's not much seating inside or outside the restaurant but we did manage to snag a table outside. The staff was very welcoming! Our orders did take a little while to come out but it was worth the wait. I ordered the NADC Burger and the Beast Mode Fries. Both were delicious. In my opinion they were cooked perfectly! It was everything that I expected. I would def recommend this spot to burger fanatics!
Burger crispy, juicy from wagyu, tang from sauce and jalapeños gives it a nice cut. Pricy but worth the quality. It's located inside of idle hands! Must be 21+ to enter.
I have been hearing about NADC for a weeks now so it was an absolute must that I try it! The location I wanted to try was closed down so I went to the other location near 6th Street at the Parlor! I parked on the street and paid only a couple dollars. The ambiance was very fun and relaxing. They had games you can play on the outside as this is an actual bar with patio! The food both is inside of the bar at the back (not the food truck outside) The staff was very friendly and quick! So I would have to give the food a 3. The burger was good, but i think if you see going to have one option for burger it needs to be nearly perfect! The burger itself was flavorful! The sauce was perfect amount, wasn't dripping off the burger so it wasn't next! But the jalapenos were non extinct I couldn't taste them at all! And maybe the burger could have been on a Texas toast to give it an upgrade. And the meat cooked on the grill! I think having an option to atleast have the basic optics like bacon, mayo, ketchup and mustard should be added to the menu! I ultimately think having three burger options would elevate this restaurant to a 4 or 5. We payed $48 for two single burgers, one regular fries and one upgraded fry. I think that is a bit expensive for a star but I would hope some options could be added to give a higher eating so I could come back
Considering the hype and self-advertising, I was both skeptical and wary but hopeful and optimistic about what to expect with this burger. We first tried going to the east 6th location first but it was closed; something broken... so we had to endure the unpleasant experience of going to Rainey st. which no one sane really wants to do, especially because there is virtually 0 parking, and even less of it reasonable parking. The Rainey instance is located inside of Idle Hands bar, and of course we wanted to try everything that we could - fries, cheesecake, etc. We went shortly after they were open but their fry machine wasn't working, and they didn't have any cheesecake... so just the burger, which for 2 came out to $32. Better be a damn good burger. It was fairly quick, mostly because the bar was practically empty, and the burger was fresh and hot - hotter than most burgers or even food at a restaurant I've gotten lately. Honestly and frankly, it was a *good* burger; simple - just burger and some cheese and sauce, bun - but tasty. But without fries it was clearly lacking. And especially for $16 I really don't think it was worth it. If it were a late Friday or Saturday night and I were hungry, you could have given me an In n Out double double and I probably wouldn't have noticed much of a difference, and saved over $10; and even get those fries and a shake.
Since it opened I have seen a line out the building and luckily I went on a Thursday evening and there was no line. Since there's only 3 things on the menu we placed our orders quickly. What makes these burgers special is the fact that it's 100% Waygu beef which I'm assuming is why their burgers are $16. A little too pricey for me but nonetheless, I will try anything once. Thoughts? Definitely a good burger but despite being Waygu beef, tasted the same as a shake shack burger for double the price. I also thought it was too salty. Good but not great. The fries were amazing though along with their (in-house?)Ketchup. I'm glad I tried it and if you're on the fence I say give it a shot. I probably won't be back often because of the price.
Was super excited to try NADC on my visit to Austin and was met with disappointment. The ordering counter is hidden inside the back of a bar (Idle Hands). The service was quick as there are only 2 options to order. I tried the NADC burger and got the fries beast mode style. While the burger meat was flavorful, this was overshadowed by the basic toppings. The American cheese was melty but the special sauce, jalapeños and pickles were average. The French fries seemed to be the frozen type you buy and lacked seasoning. I really wanted my mind to be blown but overall, an average overpriced burger.
Wagyu, skateboarding, hip-hop from the boom-bap era, and a simple menu? YES, PLEASE! Pros: - Played Wu-Tang - Easy AF Menu - Everything was fresh - Fries: CRISPY - Burger: JUICY - Full bar Side Notes: - Can have long lines - Parking street side - Bar seating can get tight - Outdoor seating available - Takeout orders - Dessert from Wolf & Wheat - Check hours What We Got Done: - 2 x NADC Burgers - Regular Fries - Beast Mode Fries What We Loved: Getting parking was relatively easy as we went after the lunch rush on WED or TH (I forgot), and since we were taking it to go, I circled once to find a spot close to the front. There wasn't a line, but people were waiting inside for their order. It was tight waiting around the counter after you placed your order, as you had a mix of people waiting for their order, to those enjoying their food and a beer. We waited about 10 minutes and got our food fresh. They have quite a workflow system in place; you could smell the freshness, and it didn't disappoint. Plus, I got to hear Wu-Tang and Tribe, so it's not too bad waiting for some Wagyu burgers by a pro skateboarder and a Michelin chef. The burger was damn good. Very rich with the Wagyu, made with that smash style that I've been growing to love, secret sauce, jalapeños, pickles, onions, and American cheese. But the fries, the regular ones, oh so good. They were crispy, and we loved them better than the Beast Mode fries with the same type of toppings the burger has on. Opportunities To Improve: Honestly, I get the pricing, although some may criticize that a burger should always be affordable. People said that about coffee, but Starbucks changed that quickly. However, the last time I checked, a Big Mac didn't use Wagyu, nor was it created by a Michelin-starred chef (you pay for what you get). It's not a big deal, but my partner doesn't like pickles, so we just picked them out and put them in mine. They stick to no customization, so we get it. Summary: It was a memorable burger, for sure. The star for us was the $5 regular fries, haha. Something about getting fries just right, hot damn. The burger was damn good, too, something that reminded me of Jewboy nearby, but very different from that Wagyu. I loved it here and will be back! #boombapera
Checked another buzzy spot off the list. NADC burger has been on my list for a long time. First things first. The burger patties itself are an easy 5/5. No. 10/10 (for those who are bad at math.) They are smashed and crispy beyond belief but not burnt. I also love the fact that there are no choices allowed. One burger on the menu. Period. It's also a damn good burger. It's not quite a luxury burger but it's "rich" for sure. Not the burger I want so the time but a good experience. Like a yearly trip, perhaps. The location in the bar is great if you're alley down at Rainey street. As a casual dinner it's a bit harder to park in the area, say for lunch. That being said, the bar is nice and clean and a good double for a restaurant during lunch hours. Drinks are good and service to boot. Water is self service via a filtered machine. The fries were good but not great. Again, a bit of food tourism but not topping the scales of a "must have" for me. I mean, it's no Chilis on 45th and Lamar. IYKYK
Came here on a Sunday morning and every bite was delicious! Our party of 4 came apparently on a marathon day that we were not aware of and from what we heard many residents were unaware as well, so the roads were chaos! Luckily NADC didn't look affected with employee shortage so we got our food in a timely manner. ID checked and the guy was friendly and personable. Seats available with front and back areas. It was a bit cold and we wanted sun so we sat in the back where there were tvs around. Order drinks at the bar and you order your food separately in another area. We were given a beeper to let us know our food was ready to be picked up. Food was really good, we got another 2 cookies, order of fries and a burger for our friend who couldn't make it due to the traffic. * NADC Burger - Double patty of RC Ranch wagyu beef, American cheese, NADC secret sauce, grilled onions, tamed jalapeños, & pickles $16 * Fries - A classic, double fried in a beef tallow blend $5 * Chocolate Chip Cookie with sea salt $4 * brown butter brioche cookie $4 read more
2 years ago
Simply put, NADC! Not A Damn Chance you'll be allowed to customize your burger order! And why would you? It's perfectly crafted so you and anyone else will definitely enjoy it. This Texas Wagyu smashburger is juicy and seasoned perfectly. Each bite is mouthwatering and savory, even with its patty having crispy tips. Burger also has caramelized onions, tame jalapeños, cheddar cheese, all packed into a toasted bun. There was so much flavor, this compact burger must've take me nearly 20 minutes. I was savoring each juicy bite. read more
2 years ago
Finding NADC Burger was a bit of an adventure. Apple Maps wasn't much help, but here's the deal: it's located inside the bar Idle Hands, and you'll need to walk through to the back to find the restaurant. The menu is straightforward and to the point. They don't do substitutions--hence the name "Not a Damn Chance." If you have allergies or specific preferences, this might not be the best spot, as they stick firmly to their policy. I was initially nervous when my husband mentioned how strict they are about changes, but when I placed my order, the staff was nice, and I had no complaints about the service. Once you get your food, you'll find seating wherever you can. My group snagged a small table near the front of the bar. As for the food? Incredible! My husband and I both loved it. Thankfully, I was fine with everything on the burger, so it was a win for me. The flavors were fantastic, and I'd definitely come back--though I might try one of their other locations since parking on Rainey Street is a hassle. All in all, if you're up for a no-frills, flavor-packed burger experience and can roll with their no-substitutions policy, NADC is worth a visit! read more
2 months ago
2 years ago
Wow talk about the tastiest smash burger ever! This location is tucked inside the back of the bar, no signage from outside. Walk though the front patio and bar and down the hallway. A small order window with the skateboard is where you order. You'll get a buzzer after ordering. The bar area has a small seating area. It is worth the find! read more
On a scale from 1-10, I give it a 7...other than one of the owners is a Michelin star Chef.. this place was recommended by acquaintance. I like the fact that it was made with waygu meat and they use an American cheese, added their own special sauce with pickles jalapeño and grilled onions. The cook did not drown the sandwich with onions which was good. It was a tid bit greasy. I ordered regular fries that reminded me of Jack in the box fries. The burger reminded me of a big Mac but with better meat. I would still recommend cuz the ingredients are better than McDonald's. Price of the burger is $16. If you trying to save money that is not the place. It was a Thursday so not that many people at location. Glad there was no line. They have a patio outside were you can sit and enjoy your hot burger on a hot summer night. But go ahead and try it yourself. Everyone's taste buds' is different. read more
2 years ago
I love NADC, and am an avid goer to the east location. It happened to be closed when I wanted a burger, so we headed to this location. If possible, I highly recommend you attend the other locations. They famously have 2 items on their menu, and both times I've been to Rainey they have been out of one of their items (fries) :( On top of that, service was just meh, and the burger was extremely soppy and greasy. $60 for three burgers, I want to enjoy it. Overall NADC is good, but this location just lacks the things that makes it great. Ambiance, fries, and a smile from the server. read more
We went to NADC burger on East 6th. We parked a few blocks away on 6th on a Friday night the walk wasn't bad. There was almost no line we were able to order right away. There's not much seating inside or outside the restaurant but we did manage to snag a table outside. The staff was very welcoming! Our orders did take a little while to come out but it was worth the wait. I ordered the NADC Burger and the Beast Mode Fries. Both were delicious. In my opinion they were cooked perfectly! It was everything that I expected. I would def recommend this spot to burger fanatics! read more
1 year ago
Burger crispy, juicy from wagyu, tang from sauce and jalapeños gives it a nice cut. Pricy but worth the quality. It's located inside of idle hands! Must be 21+ to enter. read more
I have been hearing about NADC for a weeks now so it was an absolute must that I try it! The location I wanted to try was closed down so I went to the other location near 6th Street at the Parlor! I parked on the street and paid only a couple dollars. The ambiance was very fun and relaxing. They had games you can play on the outside as this is an actual bar with patio! The food both is inside of the bar at the back (not the food truck outside) The staff was very friendly and quick! So I would have to give the food a 3. The burger was good, but i think if you see going to have one option for burger it needs to be nearly perfect! The burger itself was flavorful! The sauce was perfect amount, wasn't dripping off the burger so it wasn't next! But the jalapenos were non extinct I couldn't taste them at all! And maybe the burger could have been on a Texas toast to give it an upgrade. And the meat cooked on the grill! I think having an option to atleast have the basic optics like bacon, mayo, ketchup and mustard should be added to the menu! I ultimately think having three burger options would elevate this restaurant to a 4 or 5. We payed $48 for two single burgers, one regular fries and one upgraded fry. I think that is a bit expensive for a star but I would hope some options could be added to give a higher eating so I could come back read more
Considering the hype and self-advertising, I was both skeptical and wary but hopeful and optimistic about what to expect with this burger. We first tried going to the east 6th location first but it was closed; something broken... so we had to endure the unpleasant experience of going to Rainey st. which no one sane really wants to do, especially because there is virtually 0 parking, and even less of it reasonable parking. The Rainey instance is located inside of Idle Hands bar, and of course we wanted to try everything that we could - fries, cheesecake, etc. We went shortly after they were open but their fry machine wasn't working, and they didn't have any cheesecake... so just the burger, which for 2 came out to $32. Better be a damn good burger. It was fairly quick, mostly because the bar was practically empty, and the burger was fresh and hot - hotter than most burgers or even food at a restaurant I've gotten lately. Honestly and frankly, it was a *good* burger; simple - just burger and some cheese and sauce, bun - but tasty. But without fries it was clearly lacking. And especially for $16 I really don't think it was worth it. If it were a late Friday or Saturday night and I were hungry, you could have given me an In n Out double double and I probably wouldn't have noticed much of a difference, and saved over $10; and even get those fries and a shake. read more
Since it opened I have seen a line out the building and luckily I went on a Thursday evening and there was no line. Since there's only 3 things on the menu we placed our orders quickly. What makes these burgers special is the fact that it's 100% Waygu beef which I'm assuming is why their burgers are $16. A little too pricey for me but nonetheless, I will try anything once. Thoughts? Definitely a good burger but despite being Waygu beef, tasted the same as a shake shack burger for double the price. I also thought it was too salty. Good but not great. The fries were amazing though along with their (in-house?)Ketchup. I'm glad I tried it and if you're on the fence I say give it a shot. I probably won't be back often because of the price. read more
1 year ago
Was super excited to try NADC on my visit to Austin and was met with disappointment. The ordering counter is hidden inside the back of a bar (Idle Hands). The service was quick as there are only 2 options to order. I tried the NADC burger and got the fries beast mode style. While the burger meat was flavorful, this was overshadowed by the basic toppings. The American cheese was melty but the special sauce, jalapeños and pickles were average. The French fries seemed to be the frozen type you buy and lacked seasoning. I really wanted my mind to be blown but overall, an average overpriced burger. read more
Wagyu, skateboarding, hip-hop from the boom-bap era, and a simple menu? YES, PLEASE! Pros: - Played Wu-Tang - Easy AF Menu - Everything was fresh - Fries: CRISPY - Burger: JUICY - Full bar Side Notes: - Can have long lines - Parking street side - Bar seating can get tight - Outdoor seating available - Takeout orders - Dessert from Wolf & Wheat - Check hours What We Got Done: - 2 x NADC Burgers - Regular Fries - Beast Mode Fries What We Loved: Getting parking was relatively easy as we went after the lunch rush on WED or TH (I forgot), and since we were taking it to go, I circled once to find a spot close to the front. There wasn't a line, but people were waiting inside for their order. It was tight waiting around the counter after you placed your order, as you had a mix of people waiting for their order, to those enjoying their food and a beer. We waited about 10 minutes and got our food fresh. They have quite a workflow system in place; you could smell the freshness, and it didn't disappoint. Plus, I got to hear Wu-Tang and Tribe, so it's not too bad waiting for some Wagyu burgers by a pro skateboarder and a Michelin chef. The burger was damn good. Very rich with the Wagyu, made with that smash style that I've been growing to love, secret sauce, jalapeños, pickles, onions, and American cheese. But the fries, the regular ones, oh so good. They were crispy, and we loved them better than the Beast Mode fries with the same type of toppings the burger has on. Opportunities To Improve: Honestly, I get the pricing, although some may criticize that a burger should always be affordable. People said that about coffee, but Starbucks changed that quickly. However, the last time I checked, a Big Mac didn't use Wagyu, nor was it created by a Michelin-starred chef (you pay for what you get). It's not a big deal, but my partner doesn't like pickles, so we just picked them out and put them in mine. They stick to no customization, so we get it. Summary: It was a memorable burger, for sure. The star for us was the $5 regular fries, haha. Something about getting fries just right, hot damn. The burger was damn good, too, something that reminded me of Jewboy nearby, but very different from that Wagyu. I loved it here and will be back! #boombapera read more
Checked another buzzy spot off the list. NADC burger has been on my list for a long time. First things first. The burger patties itself are an easy 5/5. No. 10/10 (for those who are bad at math.) They are smashed and crispy beyond belief but not burnt. I also love the fact that there are no choices allowed. One burger on the menu. Period. It's also a damn good burger. It's not quite a luxury burger but it's "rich" for sure. Not the burger I want so the time but a good experience. Like a yearly trip, perhaps. The location in the bar is great if you're alley down at Rainey street. As a casual dinner it's a bit harder to park in the area, say for lunch. That being said, the bar is nice and clean and a good double for a restaurant during lunch hours. Drinks are good and service to boot. Water is self service via a filtered machine. The fries were good but not great. Again, a bit of food tourism but not topping the scales of a "must have" for me. I mean, it's no Chilis on 45th and Lamar. IYKYK read more
1 year ago
2 years ago
The p e r f e c t smash burger. This is my ideal "I want trashy food" and it is conveniently located in the back of bar for when you need a little something-something to hold you down for the rest of the night. The burger paired with some freshly seasoned, crisp and chunky fries costs roughly $22 and some change so a lavishly trashy burger if you will. I will say there isn't really a "seating area" for this place. There's like a cramped and stuffy back patio but I opted for a table at the bar instead. read more
2 years ago
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2 years ago
Not a damn chance you find a yummier burger than this. I'm not even a huge burger fan and this one was TOO FIRE!!!! Sauce is perfect, consistency is 10/10 and the beef blended with the onion is just.... Perfection. The loaded fries were also great, lots of cheese you get cheese on every bite. Honestly one of the best I've ever tried. There can be a line, so make sure youre okay with waiting. Just grab a drink at the bar and chill out. Absolutely loved. read more
2 years ago
It's all about the hype!!!! The burgers were good but not for that price. We had 2 burgers, shared fries and 2 drinks and it was $58 dollars. I've had expensive burgers before but not made out of ground beef, granted this is Wagyu beef but it's still ground beef. If it was 6oz of Wagyu beef steak then the price would be accurate. I say these burgers don't have anything on Guys Burgers. read more
3 years ago
Definitely worth trying once! This burger was juicy flavorful and too small! For what I paid, I expected a little more. HOWEVER, the experience standing in line (which went really fast) sitting around the front counter, watching them cook the burgers and listening to the music was such a good time. We also got the cheese fries but I would hold the cheese next time. It came out cold and the fries were good on their own! Loved the energy here and recommend for those visiting Austin. read more
Messy, greasy, cheesy with pickles and special sauce. Burgers don't need to be dressed up with fancy truffles and imported cheese. Two patties of waygu beef and a delicious bun elevate this burger. Kudos for them opening early because yelp hours are one hour before their Sunday opening time. This is located in back of Idle Hands if you go in bar's front door. Beast mode fries are delicious. Little too salty for my taste, but sure that perfect for the late night crowd on Rainey. Definitely filling a downtown void: simple, messy cheeseburgers. read more
If you're looking for a pillowy, juicy, well-seasoned burger... NADC is for you! I was visiting Austin and staying near Rainey street; my hotel actually gave me the recommendation to go try it out. I didn't realize it was going to be an order at the window deal, but the vibes were GREAT and they had some outdoor seating. Here is what I ordered and how I would rate: - Fries (7/10) - Burger w/ jalapeños (9/10) I can see how this burger wouldn't be for everyone, but if you're not afraid of a messy burger... head this way to flavor-town! read more
I've been following Neen (one of the Founders) on IG for awhile now and would occasionally see him post food pics with the hashtag #NADC. Glad to see he was able to turn his passion for demolishing food into a burger joint in Austin. Not a lot of food items on their menu (guess they didn't stand a chance), but really most people are probably only interested in their 1/3 Premium Wagyu Beef Burger and Fries. Given the high quality of beef used I would prefer way less sauce and a little more toast on my buns, but overall it's a solid burger (Kenan & Kel would be in heaven). Fries were hot & crispy! I'll be back (Ahnold voice)! read more
Woke up from a late night of drinking and was craving a burger and since it was so conveniently located just steps from Hotel Van Zandt, decided to give it a try. Was tough to find since it's inside a bar all the way back through the hallway. Simple menu. We ordered 2 burgers and fries. Burger was absolutely delicious and everything and more that I was looking for. 2 Pattie's of Wagyu, pickles, onions and cheese and that sauce. It was a bit peppery and oh so yummy. One of those places where you need a lot of napkins for all the messiness of the sauce but really good. A bit rich for first thing in the morning haha but I left satiated. The fries were fries. And you have to order drinks at the bar. Was a great find. read more
3 years ago
3 years ago
I thought it was very yummy. However, $16 for a burger is a steep price point for no ambiance and very little seating to me though which I find important. The menu is also barren, likely intentionally but I snuck in a side salad to have a vegetable with my artery clogging meal. I did find it incredible to watch the speed at which 8 people worked in that small area cranking out burgers though. They moved with precision and expertise. So it was worth the money with the show, at least for a first timer. read more
Holy moly!! Y'all! This burger slaps! But seriously. I've had some pretty delicious smashburgers but this one is up there. NADC: Not A Damn Chance Burger includes 1/3 Ib Iron Table Premium Wagyu Beef, American Cheese, Secret Sauce, Onions, Pickles (the onions and pickles have a little bit of a jalapeño kick but honestly it's not overly spicy). The secret sauce mixed with the cheese is out of this world. You can choose to sit in the back patio (there's a tv with sports games on), inside up front near the bar or outside in the front patio. The patio speakers were a tad loud but didn't keep us from falling in love again with this burger. The service was friendly and helpful. They even cut our burger in half when asked. I will be going back. And let me just add, this burger was sooooo good, there's Not A Damn Chance I'm sharing it. NADC. read more
3 years ago
I finally made it to NADC a few weeks after their opening to let the buzz die down a bit. This burger joint is always bustling, probably thanks to social media. The burger itself was pretty good, but I wouldn't go so far as to say it's the "best burger I've ever had..." especially when it costs $16. I like how the kitchen won't let you make modifications...everyone gets the same burger with two patties, pickles, lots of cheese, onions, and "Big-Mac"-esque sauce. Surprisingly, the fries were my favorite. They came out piping hot and perfectly crispy. The beast mode fries are similar to In N Out's animal style which are delicious. The only disappointing aspect is the service. The staff is not particularly friendly and when I asked for a water cup, they threatened to charge for it. Definitely worth trying at least once. read more
2 years ago
3 years ago
Probably one of the best burgers I've ever had! I will say, it is pricey, but this is the perfect burger to have after bar hopping. NADC is located inside Idle Hands on Rainey and you order at the window in the back. read more
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85 Rainey St
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Is a 6 month old allowed to come? We have friends coming into town that want to go and will have their baby.
Absolutely! The space is tiny inside and loud, would recommend sitting outside for more space and calmness.
Do y'all do a gluten free bun? Or lettuce wrap for someone with celiac?
Hello, we do not offer either of those options at this time.
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