Ann T.
Yelp
This place was highly recommended by my brother and he said that it's a must stop for him whenever he's in Big Bear, so I had to stop by.
We came slightly after the lunch rush, but it was still pretty crowded, both indoor and outdoor seating. Regardless, the service is very attentive and our food came out pretty quickly.
The music and décor are definitely the main draw here if you like good ol' American rock music. Guitars, drum kits (neat that the one in the restroom is a trashcan), picks, and much more to look at. I also liked that they have a "This day in Rock Music History" board near the restrooms. Pretty neat!
We got the: Eye of the Tiger
-This came with a side of the Brew city beer battered fries. Nicely crispy fries that went great with the side of Fire Rock sauce (similar to a sriracha mayo).
-The burger itself is an angus patty topped with Philly cheese steak, grilled onions and peppers, provolone cheese, mayonnaise, their Fire Rock sauce, and a pepper jack beer cheese sauce.
-Definitely a super cheesy burger that is bursting with meat. With both the angus burger patty and the Philly cheese steak, this gave a good amount of meat with varying textures. They don't skimp on the ingredients inside and the burger itself wasn't too saucy with everything included.
Honestly, with the theming in mind, I can't but help to compare them to Grill-em-All in Alhambra and I think that in terms of portions/size per cost, Fire Rock falls a little bit flat. Otherwise it's over a solid place to get a good burg.