Amy W.
Yelp
This is the OG location of Sky Rocket Burger, and let me just say, my current DFW burger obsession is Hookers in Fort Worth, but I'm more than happy to continue my quest to find the ultimate burger. This one had glowing reviews, and I LOVE a place with a super-limited menu--it means they're putting their heart and soul into the few things they serve. And here? It's all about burgers, fries, and shakes. They do have a few extras like tater tots, grilled cheese, and a newly added Texas chili, but that's pretty much it. No frills, just focus.
I went for the cheeseburger (as it comes, but subbed grilled onions for raw ones--pro tip: they supposedly charge you an extra 50 cents for grilled onions online, but in-store? Nada, zip, free grilled onion love). Hubbs had the same, and we split a small fry. In hindsight, I could've totally survived on the junior burger and junior fries, but you know what? I'm not one to back down from a food challenge, so of course, I finished everything. I was stuffed, but it was worth it.
The burger? Absolute perfection. Not a smash burger, but a 1/4-pound beauty, perfectly grilled and fresh on a soft roll. I don't know what magic they've got going on in that kitchen, but this has officially become my new favorite burger in Dallas.
The fries are possibly hand-cut, as some still have skins on them, which I love. A minor gripe might be that most of our fries were mostly broken, so not a single long fry in the bunch, all short pieces.
Apparently, I'm not alone in this because the place was packed. You've got to hover like a hawk for a vacant table to park yourself and stuff your face. Oh, and the staff? Nicest cashier ever, and the gal who delivers your food is so sweet, with the biggest smile for everyone. Burger bliss and great vibes all around!
They also veer from the norm and don't offer Coke or Pepsi products here, They did have this one cherry lime soda that was (sadly not diet), but super refreshing.
Bathrooms were clean, though I would have loved paper towels.