Nighttime is the best for this location. Whoever is working around 1-2 AM deserves a raise. The Bourbon Bacon Burger and Double Cheeseburger are juicy, have the right ingredients, and have a perfect crust. Fries?!? PERFECT. I havent written a review but I felt these burgers needed it. Day shift is a hit or miss, mainly miss. Ask for cheddar, they give you American. Ask for bacon and they give you none and dry out the patties. Graveyard shift for the win!
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Andrew P
1 contributions
10/26/24
• DoorDash order
Ultimate Omelette® The omelette was super thick thrown on top of what the filling was supposed to be which was old potatoes literally a good 6 sausage crumble pieces I counted 2 pieces of diced ham everything else was mushroom and onion it was a fool
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Chris P
Local Expert • 109 contributions
2/15/25
• DoorDash order
Moons Over My Hammy®
Finally decent amount of ham. Most of the times, it badly lacks the ham, where there is almost none.
I personally enjoy the food I order here most of the time.
The only issue I always encounter is that they overcook the seasoned fries and/or hash brown whenever ordered. A little burnt here and there is fine and thats completely normal, but it's to the point where it's extremely crispy hard and a burnt flavor is all I can taste on it.
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James S
Emerging Expert • 32 contributions
6/6/25
• DoorDash order
The Single Cheeseburger was like a mix between burgers from my elementary school cafeteria and what id get in the Bahamas. Which makes me question if it was even beef. The Premium Chicken Tenders were 70% salty breading, but were pleasantly crunchy. Very disappointing, but what else can you get at 4:30am? Should have gotten breakfast food from a breakfast joint, my fault.
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Jessica B
9 contributions
7/18/23
• DoorDash order
I gave 2 stars because I'm fed up with paying over $4 for a tiny portion of fries. Seriously, what gives? How about making your customers feel like they've spent their hard earned $$ on a good value? Other than the tiny portion of fries, the food is pretty good.
