Konrad J.
Yelp
I had been interested in trying this restaurant, but was disappointed.
I ordered the blue cheese burger ($13.55, no side included), my husband ordered the holy cow burger ($13.05, no side included), shareable french fries ($4.75), and a soda apiece. The total came to $40.95 after tax.
I ordered my burger medium-well, which came well done. On each of the burgers is chopped lettuce (like at fast-food establishments) instead of leaf lettuce. I couldn't really taste the blue cheese, though I could taste the crispy bacon. The burgers seem to be more about presentation than taste. Instagrammable, I suppose, but unless you can unhinge your jaw you're not able to eat it unless you cut it up.
There were two cooks and three servers on duty. There were six tables of patrons, five of which were two-tops. The table of four guests were friends of the staff, or perhaps off-the-clock staff themselves. Either way, the working servers were much more interested in chatting with their friends than serving patrons. It wasn't that they were busy; each server had two tables apiece. Serving non-friends just wasn't a priority. Our server checked on us one time after dropping off the food. After waiting for the check that didn't come, I ended up walking up to the bar and closing there.
I had wanted to find a good burger place in ABQ, and I'm still on the hunt. My burger was overcooked without enough blue cheese and had cheap chopped lettuce. I'd likely have given it another try (maybe it was an off night?) if the servers had even remotely cared about the patrons, but that wasn't the case.
I can get a mediocre burger with an employee that doesn't care at any drive-thru in the city, but at least that won't be $20 a person.