A BURGER

WORTHLESS. This place sells burgers that are child sized for $10. LOOK AT THE PICS. THIS IS WHAT YOU WILL RECEIVE!! PROVE ME WRONG!! . When they opened in summmer 2025, they served nice big 1/3LB juicy burgers on full sized buns, and there are even some photos on google reviews of them! As of winter 2025/2026+ THIS IS WHAT YOU GET FOR $10+. LOOK AT MY PICS AND COMPARE YOUR ORDER!!!!!!! STAY AWAY!!!!!!!!!

Stopped by A Burger in Crestline. The menu is very simple and straightforward. I tried the A Burger and it was cooked fine with decent flavor. It felt like a homemade burger with Thousand Island, lettuce, tomato, and cheese. The chili cheese fries were okay but the chili tasted more canned than fresh. Overall it was not a bad experience but nothing that stood out for me, so I probably would not go back.

Really wanted to like this but unfortunately burgers were not edible due to being burnt. Onion rings overcooked but the chili cheese fries were solid for the price. It's grand opening so I hope it's growing pains. Quality of ingredients was good. I'll try again in a month and adjust score if quality improves.

Opening Day! The service came with a smile and I ordered an "A burger and rootbeer shake" for old time's sake. By the window there is a memorial plaque for Liz, the long time owner. There was no line yet and my order was ready in under 5 minutes. The burger was juicy and flavorful and it tasted like the original "A burger" to me. The root beer shake flavor was subtle, not the exact same as the original but I could tell the ingredients were higher quality and there was even a bit of whipped cream which really elevated the look and I enjoyed it. There is no seating but there was ample parking, approximately 7 spots. They let me take photos of the bathroom which is not currently for public use but it was clean and I will update as things change. The menu was simple as it always was and I'll w

We were super excited to have a place that has a vegan burger on the mountain, but we were quickly underwhelmed by the price and lack of charisma this place no longer has. Although we are super grateful for a vegan burger, the reality is a frozen vegan patty costs us less than $1.50 and the rest of the ingredients a buck so the $11.00 price tag is just ridiculous. Upcharging people $3.00 more for a vegan burger seems predatory (and it is). Beyond that, none of the employees have charisma or great social skills, so if you are expecting the great charismatic service you used to get from Liz, you won't find it here. All and all, a decent place, but way too expensive for what it is.