Mighty Fine Burgers serves up all-natural beef burgers and crispy crinkle fries with a nostalgic vibe, backed by friendly service in a clean, inviting atmosphere.
"In its early days, Mighty Fine shared a parent company with the popular barbecue chain Rudy’s—both places offered similar dining-room experiences, with long rows of checkerboard-covered tables and communal handwashing stations. These days, Mighty Fine operates about half a dozen locations across the greater Austin area, each with the same menu of burgers, tenders, hot dogs, chicken sandwiches, fries, and shakes. This feels like a burger you’d get at your friend’s backyard cookout, complete with one of those good hockey-puck patties that’s super thick in the center and tapers off around the edges. At a half-pound, it’s also a lot bigger than the average fast food burger. photo credit: Nicolai McCrary" - Nicolai McCrary
"K&N Management sold locally based fast-food chain Mighty Fine Burgers and the Austin-area locations of Rudy’s Country Store & Bar-B-Q to two different companies." - Nadia Chaudhury
"Mighty Fine Burgers faces criticism after co-owner Brian Nolen’s wife, Trina Nolen Schaff, shared anti-Black Lives Matter sentiments on Facebook. A former employee shared negative experiences of racism and sexual harassment while working at the restaurant." - Nadia Chaudhury
Raymin Komeili
Shae Goeman
Lisa Sapp
Marcelo
David Kennedy
Akuu O-Wins
Salvador Gallegos
Shawn Jones