Billy's Burgers

I wanna know how they mess up the basics so completely. --- You'll totally leave Billy's place confused AND poorer, because this IS proof that you can put an $18 price tag on a $3 burger. Yep. McDonald's could do just that and be the second Billy's. Not generally disgusting, but definitely not my standard. We literally paid $75 for three 'basic-as-they -make-em' cheese burgers in the meal, yet real insult was the 2lbs of fries. I haven't had that gross of fries in forever. Apparently, these guys don't care to serve a few lbs of chilled rubber-flavored "fries" to people. This place is literally quantity over any and all qualities. For $75? Tell me that's a good deal without telling me that's a good deal. I will never go back to say the least.

My husband and I both got Billy's burger. The patty tasted great but wish the bun could be toasted or served warmer. Fries are not soggy which was great but a bit salty. Overall, not bad.

Great burgers, definitely delicious I’d say I bit pricey for fast food restaurant - 1 burger and 1 cheesesteak for 52$(with the tip) but generally good experience.

Clean place inside the hotel, plenty of inside dining and some outside with tables with umbrellas. The burger was good but not exceptional, but the ranch dressing was very different so stick with the house dressing.

It might be called “Billy’s Burgers”, but let me tell you, Adrian is the star of the show! Slinging food, beer, shakes, and soft serve w/ a smile in his heart! The burgers are solid. Nothing fufu, just a solid down home burger w/ fries to match. Both burgers were cooked to perfection (med rare). All I could think about was the oh so famous line from Jules in Pulp Fiction, “that is a tasty burger.” Shout out to the kitchen, whom without this review couldn’t have happened. Also, no idea who or what Billy is. Does he exist? Is he really Adrian?! Who is John Galt?