NADC Burger

I’m going to be completely honest here… I had such great expectations about these burgers because I had heard so many things about this place. And what a disappointment… the burgers were very average, overpriced for what you get. They don’t give you options on the cheese or if you want to add any other condiments, lettuce, tomatoes, etc. Also, I understand that smash burger are supposed to be greasy but these were over the top greasy, perhaps because they are wagyu beef but the meat needs to be seasoned better…and they have a limited selection of cocktails and beer. So beware! Services was great though!

These burgers are so so delicious. Best smash burgers in Texas hype is real with these. The first time I had one I was pretty happy with the taste of the wagyu meat, it was juicy, the cheese was melted just right and the ingredients complimented the taste over all. I didn't go back again in months. THE SECOND time I had this burger again, was when my mind was blown. I realized I hadn't had a burger that could top this. So just shut up and eat this burger you won't be disappointed.

We were on our way to an Argentinian restaurant on 6th st and seen this little place and decided to try these most amazing burgers and fries, this food was noticeably different probably the best tasting burgers I have ever tasted. You need to try this place, I will definitely be back.

I liked it. I got the burger, beast mode fries, liquid death tea, and cookie. So essentially the whole whole menu. The employees were also very welcoming and nice. It was $34 with tax so not somewhere I’d go often but maybe to treat myself. It felt like the burger melted in your mouth and the fries were good.

Damn good burger!! It was absolutely delicious. It was expensive but worth getting once in a while. Next time I'm not ordering fries and getting a 3rd patty.

Not a lot of choices on the menu. Came here for the Wagyu NADC smash burger and it did not disappoint. The burger was supremely melded together—tasty to the last bit. Fries were not cut in the store but were hot, crispy and had an excellent taste. There were busy but service was quick and efficient.

It was deliciously juicy and bursting with flavor—definitely something I could savor for an eternity! My advice? Definitely give it a try, but maybe go for a second one too; while one might seem sufficient, you’ll likely find yourself wanting another after that first heavenly bite! 😆 However, after only one you would feel full!!! Bon appetite y'all!

$16 for a burger + $5 for fries = $22.73 with tax included but SOOOO worth the price. NADC burger just melts in your mouth. It’s a good size smash burger with lots of flavor. I’ve never had such a savory burger. Tender meat, not overly seasoned, Melted gooey cheese meshed with a tangy sauce, Tamed jalapeños that pack flavor and not heat, The crunch from the pickles and onions gives the sandwich dimensions. You can’t stop eating… literally. I want another one. Now!!

This review will say what all the others seem to say. This is an excellent greasy smash burger, but seems to be a little expensive for what it is. The flavors are spot on and if you want a juicy burger - this is your place. I do really like lettuce and tomatoes on my burger, so I missed that. I also felt like it was pretty salty, but I didn't get a drink. I'd imagine if you were eating it with a beer, the saltiness would be perfect. I was really happy with the fries. They were crispy while still being thick. The restaurant is small and there is very little seating. It definitely lends itself better to ordering to go. The service was good. The employees seemed happy and chill. So overall, I'm glad I tried it and, if you live nearby, it's certainly worth a try. But I won't be a regular.

One of the best burgers we've ever had. The fries are just the PERFECT amount of crispness. We will not only recommend but be back every time we're in Austin!

Burger is a 7...mid bun+fries and living off the wagyu patty...but can still hit the spot...however my issue is they are not dog friendly...they refused service for a bomb sniffing service dog: I'll clarify refusing service: walked in with my cute german short hair pointer...they asked I leave. I clarified, "oh I'm taking the food to go" and they doubled down that they "prefer" I don't. I clarified that she is a service dog, aka retired bomb sniffing dog. Yep, they tripled down on "preferring" not to. Prefferring from the food industry is the same as spitting on your food so its a no go. When I walked out, folks whom were sitting outside offered food for the doggo and apologized, that's how bad it was. I hope the cashier stubs their toe and develops the worst ragweed allergy.

A really, really good smashburger with an awesome collab story (skate boarder plus michelin chef, how can you beat that?). The wagyu beef is super juicy and greasy and the buns are extra soft. It's easy to inhale, but I will say that the sauce+cheese gets cloying towards the end. Definitely one to try at least once. But it's not priced for a casual bite.

Best burger in Austin. It's kind of expensive but worth it. Limited seating so taking it to go is better

You have to be bad ass to only service 1 thing. This place is bad ass! I found this place on TikTok and I was determined to try it. These are the perfect smash burgers. Fries are crispy and seasoned. You really could not ask for more. They have figured out the perfect recipe! The space is small but has inside and outside sitting. There is a small bar and they even have ice cream. Stop by here when you are in Austin! You will not be disappointed.

Too sloppy... all that sauce hides taste of the burger. Extremely expensive. Go to Casino el Camino for a great burger.

It's all about the hype!!!! The burgers were good but not for that price. We had 2 burgers, shared fries and 2 drinks and it was $58 dollars. I've had expensive burgers before but not made out of ground beef, granted this is Wagyu beef but it's still ground beef. If it was 6oz of Wagyu beef steak then the price would be accurate. I say these burgers don't have anything on Guys Burgers.

It's pretty expensive $30 for a burger and monster fries + tip. The burger is a little bit bigger than a double double at in&out. It doesn't really have much of a flavor which is crazy because I've never had a burger that doesn't have much of a taste. Everything else I can get over but it just doesn't taste that good. The staff was awesome tho

My carnivorous leanings left me hankering for a hunk of quality beef and it seemed that NADC Burger might fill the bill. Conveniently located near my barber and other Sixth Street hangouts, the restaurant is a small storefront with limited bar-style seating and a counter to place your order. The star of the menu and in fact, the only entree, is the Not a Damn Chance (NADC) burger, two patties of 100% American wagyu beef raised right here in Texas. The beef is sustainably grown at the R-C Ranch in Bailey's Prairie, where they focus on creating a high quality product and utilizing the entire animal in their butchering process. When dining here you get to see the burgers make their journey from rolled ground meat placed on the grill and then pressed with an iron. After cooking, these burgers are assembled and served quickly. These patties have an excellent, rich texture and are topped with American cheese, onions, pickles, special sauce, and "tamed" jalapenos, ensconced in a toasted potato bun. I have a love/hate relationship with American cheese. I don't like the way processed cheese is made but gosh darn it there's just something seductive about that golden unctious goo that glues the burgers together. Nevertheless, the flavor combination is unique and really delicious. One other nitpick I have is about those potato buns. I know a lot of folks like them and they do have their place, but I strongly feel a brioche bun would be a better choice. Potato bund tend to get soggy and the rich fattiness of the meat could be better sustained with a bun that can stand up to the moisture. I also prefer the sweeter, buttery flavor of brioche but maybe that's just a personal preference. The fries are pretty tasty as well, seasoned and nicely fried. I would like to see fresh cut fries though and I think they'd make a better partner for these awesome burgers. Service here is friendly and fast. This may become a regular stop after my haircuts. If you want a wagyu burger, this is the place to go. Recommended.

A double wagyu smash burger sent straight from Heaven. I truly believe this may have been the best burger I have ever had in my life. The cheese was melted to perfection, the superior quality of the beef was noticeable, and the bun was perfectly toasted. The fries were pretty great too. Next time I want to try the Beast Fries. I love the backstory of the restaurant and even though the location is smaller and was pretty crowded, the space was very clean, the workers were friendly, and the music was bumping. Worth the hype!!

A small restaurant on 6th. Mainly just a bar vibe inside with a couple of seats outside. I can imagine when it's super busy that most people would just eat outside standing because the inside gets cramped quick. The burger and fries together aren't worth the $25 price tag. The fries are amazing and id get them again. The one upside is this place is open till 3am on the weekends so if you need a place to eat they'll be there. Burger: 6/10 nothing special. If you love a greasy patty melt then you'll love it. Personally I could only get through half of it before I had enough of the grease. If the burger was cheaper I would rate it higher but the portion and taste isn't enough for me.

recently visited NADC Burger my daughter actually recommended, and I have to say, it was an absolute delight! They have a singular focus on one burger, and it shows in every bite. Fire quality The burger was perfection--juicy, flavorful, and cooked to absolute perfection. The fresh, high-quality ingredients made every mouthful a burst of deliciousness. The bun was perfectly toasted, and the toppings were fresh and well-balanced, complementing the meat without overpowering it. The simplicity of their menu allows them to perfect what they do best, and it really pays off. The service was friendly and efficient, and the atmosphere was cozy and welcoming. If you're a burger lover, this is a must-visit spot. I'll be back

TikTok led me here and I'm not disappointed about it. My husband and I really enjoy Austin for many reasons, with the food scene being one. The restaurant itself is very small with a few outdoor tables and indoor bar style seating or standing areas. It's a solid quick meal which I appreciated. We didn't have to wait in line at all and found seating almost immediately after ordering. The menu is obviously very short which made it easy. The burger is a double smash burger and very flavorful. The jalapeños and grilled onions were the perfect addition and not spicy at all. It was quite greasy but good for a rare indulgence. The fries were also very flavorful and the relish was a great touch. The ketchup is delicious so even the basic fries are a solid choice. The only reason I deducted a star is because I do feel it is slightly overpriced for a burger. The burger was definitely worth a try but I don't think I would come back based on the price alone.

NADC! Kinda pricey? Yes. Tasty? Hell yes. What can I say? The burger was really good! I am impressed by the less is more approach to these smash burgers. I didn't try the fries, but those looked yummy as well. Restaurant: The location is pretty small so it may be a challenge to dine in. Prepare accordingly. They do have limited outdoor seating.

OVERPRICED & OVERHYPED . The burger was good, fries are basic. Ketchup is not the best/ not traditional - supper weirded out. They don't serve any drinks, you have to order at the bar for drinks :/ Payed $60 for two burgers and a side of fries.

Burger: Soooo delicious--a perfect double patty smash burger if you're craving one. A bit pricey, but worth it for the flavor. Fries: The loaded fries were tasty but a bit too salty for my liking. Location: We originally went to their brick-and-mortar spot, but it was closed, so we were redirected to the food truck lot on E6th. Easy to get to, with ample picnic tables and a dog-friendly vibe. Note this was back on April 1st so not sure if they are back in their brick & mortar location since. Ordering: We stopped by on a Monday lunchtime, and it wasn't busy--we were first in line, making it a quick and easy experience. Parking: Street parking can be tricky depending on the day and time, so plan accordingly. Overall: Would definitely have this burger again--not for daily consumption, but a delicious treat!

Should be $10 max, it's not worth $20. If they're going to charge that price they should at least make them bigger..

Best burgers in town bar none. Would go everyday but it'd make me as big as a house. Fries are great too

This burger is worth hype. She was very, very tasty. I love a good big and messy burger, and NADC definitely fits the bill. Now, I must say, I did feel very heavy after eating it, but that's not surprising. You can tell by looking at it! The fries were good and crispy; however, I don't have to have them again. The showstopper was definitely the burger. I went to the food truck location on 1405 E 7th Street.

I have heard a lot about this place and its multiple locations (here, Houston, Chicago) but never tried it until the other night. This being the flagship location and in my neighborhood is kinda cool. I never even tried them when they were a stand on Rainey. Jeez, I was missing out. I like that the inside is basically just a walk-up counter (with bar seating) so you can get the food to go or eat outside as well in the little area provided. I gotta say this was one of the best burgers I've ever had and it was so filling. I couldn't even finish it. Saved the leftovers for the next day though! You can't do any better for a burger than wagyu beef. There's just something about it that gives an extra bang of flavor to the smash burger. I just don't think you'd get the same taste from 80/20 ground beef, lol. The fries are to die for...they're good in the beef grease. How much more yum can you get? I love that they're open late too.

Update: sadly, the NADC beef is now clearly from a different provider. The burger patties have gone from exceptional to meh.

The burgers are great! Flavor is impeccable and well worth a trip to the restaurant. The ketchup makes the fries amazing. Service was quick and friendly. However, it is a little pricey with very little seating.

Absolutely delicious burger. One of the best in Austin. Wagyu Burger - 5/5 Every location is absolutely fire. High quality ingredients, delicious food. Super friendly service. Quick service as well.

Overall, ambience was pretty cool a skaters version of a burger bar/stand that was easily accessible, and the menu was quite easy to understand and read. Not a lot of options for the burger, but I believe that is the point of this burger place. I know that it's founded by a Michelin star chef and one of my personal favorite skateboarders of all time Neen Williams. I definitely go back if you are a smash burger, lover, and someone that loves onions because there is no option to remove them, but that's what makes this place so unique and one of a kind. The fries were amazing. I like the combinations that they have and other options for them and I feel like this is a place that you can become a regular quickly. The people working in the back were nice, calm collected and genuinely understanding. They cook the food right in front of you so it's made to order and it's high-quality ingredients. In my opinion, this is a nine out of 10, just because I'm nitpicking about the onions, lol. But overall, this is a great place to come and try if you're in town.

I was pretty excited to try out NADC Burger's Kobe burgers, especially with all the hype surrounding them. I have to admit, they didn't disappoint in terms of flavor. The Kobe beef was juicy and flavorful, as expected. However, I was left scratching my head at the lack of traditional burger toppings like lettuce, tomato, pickles, or onions. A burger without these classic ingredients just feels incomplete to me. It's like having a sandwich with only bread and meat - kind of underwhelming, you know? And let's talk about the price. I nearly choked on my fries when I saw the bill. Two burgers, one fry, a coke, and an alcoholic beverage set me back a whopping $60. I mean, I get that Kobe beef is premium stuff, but that's still a hefty price tag for a burger joint. Plus, the place was packed to the brim with barely any seating available (like two tables) and bar seating). We were lucky to snag a table when we did; otherwise, we would've been stuck eating our burgers on the sidewalk. Despite the high price and lack of seating, I have to admit, the Kobe beef was undeniably tasty. It was rich, flavorful, and cooked to perfection. But is it enough to justify a return visit? Honestly, probably not. The overall experience left much to be desired. Sure, the beef was good, but the lack of ambiance and the hefty price tag make it hard to justify a repeat visit. Sorry, NADC Burger, but I think I'll be taking my burger cravings elsewhere next time.

Okay. So. While I'm a tried and true fan of Jew Boy Burgers, and while I also rate their burgers 5 stars, I can't deny that this is a great burger. I respect the small menu. The burger is the only main option on the menu, but boy do they do this one thing well. If you want a burger, yes, this is where you want to go. In fact, if you're going with one other, I truly think you'll be satisfied ordering one burger, with an extra patty, and splitting it. It is pricey ($16 + $8 for an extra patty), and therefore the splitting recommendation. For wagyu, yes, worth it. You can taste the difference, and that's even including the seasoning. Prepare for greasiness. Claps to NADS. Great concept. Open till 3 AM and of course probably exactly what you need after a night out on 6th. Don't waste your time anywhere else on E 6th if you're craving a burger.

They only have one burger option on the menu. That must mean the burger is really good and they're confident, right? Nope. I was already feeling skeptical when the people at the next table didn't have any huge reactions when biting into the burger. The burger is not bad, but it doesn't wow me. It is also very greasy. And it's $16. Fries are good. Got it in Beast Mode-cheese, pickles, jalapeños, etc. Place is small, but there is seating outside. Cashier got angry because some other guy took our order. They should make sure they deliver food to the right hands. Oof

A damn good burger and the fries were crispy and seasoned! Getting our food was quick and staff was friendly. Limited seating but we managed. I will be back.

Was hearing the hype that this is the best smash burger in Austin, and they are VERY right. The burger is so juicy and the BEAST FRIES are the best, and the ketchup - soooo good. I truly am very impressed that this lived up to the hype and exceeded it!

While their burger is undeniably delicious, in my honest opinion, it doesn't quite claim the title of the top burger in Austin, TX However, it didn't disappoint my discerning taste. I highly recommend pairing it with the "beast mode" fries. The service was impressively fast, and the cheerful staff ensured a delightful customer experience for my group. Arriving 15 minutes before opening, we found a small line already formed. The ambiance was relaxing, though seating is limited for larger groups. Be prepared for a hefty price due to the Texas Wayu meat, and note that they prepare it one way only, as clearly stated on their menu. It's definitely a must try place for the experience.

5 stars for one of my top 3 burger spots in town, but my top choice when I wanna go more decadent and heavy. I don't care for the fries. It is what it is. No frills, grab and go spot with a mean burger.

I typically never like to try spots when they first open up that are all over social media. I like for the hype to die down for a better overall experience. My buddy wanted to go, so I agreed. We went on a Friday (12/8) at 1 PM. We were told a 45-minute wait, and it was exactly that. It is very crammed inside. Little to no spots to sit. We got lucky with two bar seats in front of the kitchen. We got our two cocktails at the beginning. I know this place is a burger joint, not cocktails. However, with a 45-minute wait on a beautiful sunny Friday, we wanted to try them out. We were pretty disappointed in both of them. We tried the Disco Flip (6.5/10) and the Nosegrind (4/10 - could not finish). Now for the burgers, I will say, the first bite was very delicious. But after that, the magic just went downhill in every bite. For $16, they are very small in size. Cheese is your ordinary kraft sliced cheese which you can tell. It was way too greasy at the end for me to even finish it all. I give it overall a 7/10. We tried the beast mode loaded fries. Personally, the fries I was able to pick with nothing on them were the best. I just was not a fan of the toppings, and I am a pickle lover too. Confirmed that sadly this place is way too overhyped. Plenty of better burgers in the area. If you are reading this and haven't tried the OG Dans or Sandys, go do it!

This was a really good burger spot. Smash burger was juicy but also had the nice crispy edges. Bread was soft and the secret sauce paired perfectly. Burger was cheesy and not too greasy. Definitely a must try. The beast fries were fried perfectly with a nice crunch. I received my meal quickly. Price point slightly high

Pretty low key, no frills burger joint. I would say it was exactly what you expect, just burgers and fries. The burgers are made fresh to order and come out quick. The shop was pretty small with some counter seats at the front, and a couple of tables outside. I ordered their standard double NADC burger, and honestly it was a little underwhelming, it was pretty greasy and just not my favorite smash burger or burger in general. I am glad I gave it a try, but it was just "ehh".

Amazing when you're craving an extremely greasy smash burger. $40 for two burgers and a side of fries is kinda crazy, though. Cheese, onions, and sauce all gooed together perfectly. The jalapeños and pickles were a nice touch. The fries are double-fried, crispy, and delicious. Overall I'd probably seek out a cheaper option when looking to satisfy a smash burger craving, but it was damn delicious.

My husband and I were in Austin and had just seen a reel on Instagram about NADC so of course we decided to make this our last stop before leaving! We were the first ones in line and the man (possibly owner) that was there setting up the signs was super nice and inviting. The Burger: Yes it is not a huge burger, BUT super packed with flavor and perfectly executed! As for the cost . . . it's WAGU!! My family literally uses my husbands stomach and ability to digest food without getting sick as the litmus test for the quality of meat and he did just fine with this burger. It was juicy, flavorful, and honestly, if you need to eat more than this coupled with the fries, your stomach has way too much real estate! The Fries: Freaking amazing! The fries are so good BUT if you have issues with salt I'd either stay away OR ask them if you can get fries with no salt. And the ketchup! Seriously, they need to bottle it and sell it! It's so good! It tastes like it has course black pepper and oregano, I have never had a ketchup that tasted so good! Seating: Very small seating area so be prepared to possibly eat in your car or on a bench nearby. Since we were the first to get there I secured a table while my husband ordered. Though the lines can be long, they move fast so don't let the line discourage you. This is a definite MUST, and we will be going back for more! Excellent burger, excellent fries, excellent service.

Lots of reviews saying this is a top burger in Austin and they did not disappoint! The burger was great with fresh ingredients and a secret sauce. The fries were also a 10/10 with a great crunch. Everything was hot and fresh as you can see everything being made. Their personal ketchup also adds a nice touch. Only things to be prepared for is the limited seating and high prices. This is a special burger night out, not your typical drive thru cheaper burger place.

I'm not a big burger fan but I can appreciate a damn good burger...and this place served just that! The stacked waygu patties with the ooey gooey cheese, pickles and jalapeños melted together in just one bite. I didn't leave the restaurant thinking it was a heavy meal at all. I really appreciated how crispy the fries were...not a lot of burger joints serve good fries IMO. The wait isn't long as they are pretty efficient! Limited seating inside but they do have some tables and stools set up outside. Definitely on my top 5 for a good smash burger!

Originally a pop up shop located in the back of Idlehands on Rainey Street, NADC (Not a Damn Chance) Burger has officially launched it's first flagship location on East Sixth with a bang. Whether you're a returning patron or a new one, NADC burger is a must, especially if you're looking for a good smash burger. If you're one of those people who needs to look at a menu before going, NADC has made this easy for you: 1. NADC burger 2. Fries (beast mode optional-- NADC's version of In-n-Out's Animal style). The NADC Burger is soooo good, yet so bad! The patties are made from wagyu beef and with the sauces, the chopped pickles, the cheese... just simply WOW, OMG, DELISH. Be prepared to get down and dirty! Despite a chaotic opening day, service and food were IMMACULATE. A huge congratulations to NADC-- well deserved!

A SERVICE CHARGE is automatically added! (20%) There is no MENTION or WARNING of this. UPDATE: Per the response below. Neither I nor any of my party have received a refund for the service charge on the days we went. This just takes the tipping culture meme to a whole new level. Now that that is out of the way, let's get on with the review. I really wanted to enjoy NADC burger after all the hype, yes I will admit the burger is good. However, my goodness, atomically charging a service charge for a counter top style restaurant along with a tip? There's a lot of potential but this just didn't do it for me. Atmosphere: Very small counter style, I believe this place used to be a pizza joint so there some remnants of that in terms of layout. Food: I will admit the burger is a very good burger. Juicy and certainly flavorful, however the portion for the price is so small. My friend and I still left hungry, and honestly left to Hopdoddy. They also didn't have any fries or desserts. With such a limited menu I'd hope that there is plenty of supply for mostly burgers or fries. Is it the "best burger in Austin" as so many "influencers" claim. Arguable, because it's so drenched in sauce it might as well not be wagyu or makes little difference. To give credit the sauce is tasty. Service: There really isn't a service, you order from the counter, and they call out your name. With that said the interactions with the staff I had were nice. I really did want to give this place a chance, but with how it stands now with an automatic charge that isn't announced anywhere on the menu or the checkout process..."Not a 'dang' chance" indeed. I honestly am hesitant to even say "try with caution". That being the biggest disappointment. So what's next. 20%...50%...200% auto charge? Such a practice in my opinion must be stopped immediately. This just spits in the face of places that include a service charge and actually provide a valid service to wait on tables and care for customers. There is a lot of hype, but hype isn't everything and Austin still has much more to offer. I'd recommend something else. Better yet, just learn to make your own smash burger with burger sauce, everything here could easily be accomplished in one's home.

I've been seeing all the Austin influencers post about this burger spot and decided to give it a try. My partner and I ordered two burgers and a side of fries which came out to $43, which was kind of insane. The main draw of these burgers was that they're made with Texas Wagyu. Unfortunately, the food did not live up to the hype for us. Although the burger was tasty, it was too salty. I liked the fries, since they were crunchy on the outside and soft on the inside, but the 'beast mode" addition was very meh -- it was just a slice of cheese and some sauce. I felt like these burgers were pretty much the same as Buddy's burgers, but way more expensive.

Hell. Yes. If lived up to the hype was a review, consider it this one. These burgers are THE BOMB. We came in around 3pm on New Year's Eve, and there was no wait, no line. We sat at the bar. The bartender was cool as shit. After we were done eating, Neen came over to ask how it was and he was stoked that we loved it, and thanked us for coming in. What a cool spot. All the people in here were so damn nice and cool and funny. Not a whole lot of seating but the inside was comfortable enough for a quick bite! Congrats Neen and Chef Phillip! 10/10!

This is done so perfectly for me. I never like my burger with tomatoes,lettuce, and so on. This burger has smashed wagyu, cheese, jalopeno and pickles. The fewer the ingredients, the merrier the flavor. It is so juicy, cheesy, and has a slight kick of spicyness from jalopeno and tangy sweet taste of the pickle. The secret sauce is yum! Fries was surprisingly good too. It is rarely you can find both to be over the top. It was worth the travel from the North. We'll look forward of stopping here whenever we go to Austin.

We came here for drinks. There's not really any space to sit which is kind of a con. My margarita was neon green which I did not appreciate it. Would not recommend would not go back.

Came here on a weeknight at the recommendation of a friends. I appreciated the friendliness of the staff and we got our food quickly. The fries were killer, and the burger wasn't bad either. I can't see myself coming back here in a hurry, however. It's hard to feel good about a $16 burger no matter how good it is. At the same time, I get it, it's 6th st, that's the going rate these days.

They only had one burger on their menu and they do it wellllll. The burger is juicy and the bun is soft and soaks up all the sauce and it's amazing. Their seasoned fries are also good with their house made ketchup. The location shares outdoor seating with Revival Coffee and is conveniently located right off East 6th and I believe opened late for those munchies!

I almost never give 5 star reviews but I have to say that this is my absolute favorite burger place! I've been thinking about getting another one of these since I got home the day I had my first one. It's a little pricey but imo, worth it. You can taste the quality in the ingredients. Parking can be tough and it's TIGHT inside. Def a grab and go kind of place because there just isn't a lot of space to plan on eating there. Counting down the days until I go back, highly recommend!

Get here early cause this place gets busy. Right after I ordered, I heard the chef tell the cashier to stop taking orders for a bit. I got there like 45 minutes after it opened, and they were already sold out of the French fries. Other than that, the burger was great. A little pricey, a bit. My palate isn't sophisticated enough to say this wagyu burger is better than a normal burger. But it is still a really good burger. Sorry, I thought I took a picture of the actual burger. But I guess I was too excited to eat.