What-A-Burger

Good Ole, What-a-Burger. This place gets slammed at lunchtime. it had been a while since I've been to one and never been to this location. I beat the heavy rush, but still was about 3ppl deep to order. Got a burger all the way, with bacon and grilles onions. Food was fairly fast since they made it fresh for you. Tasted good, fries were a bit undercooked, but nothing too bad. They have a number of tables and a counter you can sit at. Not very big. Few picnic tables outside but it was raining when I went. Burger, fries, and a drink for just under $16, not too bad. Much better than a McDonald's or BK burger, almost how mom would have made it at home.

small restaurant bad customer service rude cashiers when I went to order she said What you want? and instead of asking, how can I help you or what would you like to order? some food items are out of stock when I inquired about the Philly cheesesteak, they said, let me see if we have the bread and salty fries food was fresh but customer service was bad

Food is bland, and it feels like a McDonalds play place inside: you never know what disease you might get. Don't get your hopes up of finding a decent employee. They fired the last good one for being harassed by his coworkers. Justice for Byron.

Says open till 8pm. We pulled up at 6:55 pm and they locked the door in our face. Won’t ever spend another dollar at this place.

I've seen this burger joint so many times and wanted to stop and try the What-a-Burger. Finally did. Apparently, it's been around since the early days of the drive-ins (1950s). The place was called Roy's Big Burgers then. The current reiteration has indoor dining and popular takeout. There's a wide menu of grilled & deep-fried items. I had the What-a-Burger with cheese and the works. Well, I wasn't too impressed with it. Cooked frozen patties don't have much favor. With the moisture of the grilling, combined with the overuse of mustard and shredded lettuce, the sandwich became very soggy and turned into What-a-Bad-Burger.