Trill Burgers

Trill Burgers — new location, same legendary energy. New location, new dining room… but the same great taste and same great vibes we already know and love. Honestly, there’s not much I can say that Bun B himself hasn’t already proven — the brand speaks for itself. But your boy had to show up and do what he does best. I ordered the Vegan Double OG, and listen… it did not disappoint. Juicy, flavorful, perfectly stacked — one of those burgers you pause mid-bite like, “yeah… this is it.” Every time. The space is clean, the energy is right, and the staff was welcoming and on point. You can tell they take pride in what they’re serving and how they serve it. If you’ve never been, this is your sign. Amazing burgers, legit vegan options, and a team that delivers. Big shoutout to Trill Burger and the whole crew for the great service — this Missouri City spot is already a win. 👏🍔🌱

The food is delicious and the service is top tier. My only issue is that you have to order an entire meal (entree, fries, drink) instead of a la carte (ex: just the burger). We don't drink sodas or sweet beverages so it seemed like a waste to me. But other than that, this place is awesome! Go!

The fruit punch was a little water down could have been better. Overall the customer service was great! The fries were good and I like the vegan burger.

The music is loud, but it fits the vibe of the place and adds to the energetic atmosphere. I really liked the packaging the burger box is innovative and well-designed, opening easily without the lid flipping around, which is a nice touch. I got the OG burger combo. The fries were a highlight for me: crispy, well-seasoned, and full of that salty goodness you want in fries. The burger itself, however, felt a bit on the smaller side for the price, and I didn’t find anything particularly standout about it given the cost. They have drive thru that is not open yet. Overall, it’s a very hyped spot. If you’re curious, it’s worth trying once, but just go in with measured expectations, especially if you don’t want to wait in a long line.

Went through the drive-thru on a Tuesday evening. It was a long line, but moved steadily. Waited about 7 min to have my order taken, and another 8 min to get to the pickup window. Friendly service. Food was still fresh by the time I got home (I live only 7 min away). Nice crust on the outer patties and juicy on the inside. Fries were still warm and crispy and had a light seasoning. The Arnold Palmer was refreshing. Will definitely come back.

I dined in at Trip Burgers and overall had a good experience, though there were a few misses. The food is on the pricey side—about $15 for a burger and fries. The fries were crispy and very good. My burger tasted fresh and flavorful, but it was only lukewarm when I received it, and it was supposed to come with caramelized onions, which were missing. My daughter ordered a strawberry lemonade and said it was okay. I was surprised to be charged $2.69 for a cup of tap water, but since my daughter ordered a fountain drink, I was able to use her cup. The tap water tasted like it was from a bathroom faucet, so I was glad I didn’t pay extra for it as I was unable to drink it. That said, the positives are worth noting: the food quality itself was good, the staff was friendly, the restaurant was very clean, and our order came out extremely fast—just a couple of minutes. Overall, good food and service, just a bit overpriced with some small execution issues.

So this was my first experience at a Trill Burger and it was pretty good overall but i have a few critiques that id like to share. So i came here last Friday (Dec 12) for lunch because i was super hungry since i had been fasting for 2 days with only water. Im not super big on burger places in recent years because my dont really eat bread anymore… i do frequently go to the In and Out Burger in Stafford though since they do lettuce wrap burgers which is perfect for me and how i like to eat which is basically low carb. Now, on to the food and experience. The line was a bit long and extended out to the sidewalk when i first arrived and i contemplated going somewhere else at first because of how hungry i was but i decided to stay put once i saw it was moving at a decent pace. I expected a line since the place is brand new so this wouldn’t have been a big deal at all if i wasn’t fasting at this time. I ordered the triple og burger combo which comes with a 3 patty burger, fries and a fountain drink. Despite the crowd, the food came out in about few minutes which i also expected because their menu is small, which allows their cools to be efficient and fairly fast. I ate at the restaurant to soak in the experience and ambiance of the joint and the food was pretty solid. The burger was tasty and just had a few simple ingredients on it which is how i actually like my burgers the best. The fries were actually the best part of the meal which is interesting because im not really a french fry type of person but i wanted to try everything this time around… there is some type of special seasoning clearly on the fries because they have a flavor i cant explain and taste like no other fries ive had before! They were also on the salty side but for me thats fine because the flavor was on point like fr fr. In the background as expected was hip hop music playing and chatter of new customers excited to be trying the new restaurant out, and it was for the most part a good atmosphere where family could hang out for a bit (as long as you don’t mind the music). Staff was friendly overall too which was good to see, because customer service can make or break start up restaurants more than some people probably realize. I gave the place 4 stars because it was overall good but i think there is a lot of room for growth, and i say this as someone who also owns a small food type business. My only con really was the pricing of the food. Food was basically $20 for a combo meal which is pretty high imo, especially since this isn’t a place that offers much variety as far as menu options and burger toppings. I usually try and spend about $15 for a lunch meal and am willing to spend more if i know i can get exactly what i want at a restaurant. Like for example, at In and Out Burger i can get 2 double double burgers, protein style (lettuce wrap) with my choice of toppings and a chocolate shake for about $17 (maybe a little less). And if i add a small fry to that then $18/$19. Thats more food for cheaper and a can eat low carb which is very important for me to do. Like its cool that the place has vegan options for those who choose to eat that way, but not having a low carb option is kinda a slap in the face, only because i feel you are accommodating one way of eating (vegan) and not another (low carb). Not everyone eats bread, and for incredibly good reasons most of the time (typically health) and its nice still being able to eat at a burger place and not be somewhat forced to eat bread or feel kinda isolated because a restaurant is accommodating vegan options but not low carb ones. So in the future perhaps you guys could consider the option of allowing people to buy just the meat and toppings and fries and drink (in a combo) but at a slightly reduced cost since we aren’t eating bread (say $0.75 less since we save you on buns). I figured this could be a more realistic option for you guys to implement in the future compared to an alternative lettuce wrap option since lettuce isn’t even on your menu to begin with.

The burger is good. Not the best burger of all time, but it's a good burger. My husband my son and I all had the Triple OG burger. It is small. The burger is small. The portion of fries is also small. It's not worth $18, FOR SURE. The packaging is nice. But id rather have an uglier packaging with a decent price burger.

I'm a big fan of the original Museum District location, so when I saw they were opening one in Missouri City I knew had to try it next time I was in the area. My mom lives nearby, and the area really needs more good food spots so Trill Burger is a great addition. I took my mom this past weekend, just a few days after their grand opening. The location is much smaller than the original. The line was almost out the door, but it moved pretty fast. After ordering, there wasn't much room to wait and it felt a bit crowded and overwhelming with people standing, eating, and grabbing drinks. I think a better system could help but I understand the space is limited. We thought we'd have to get our food to go, but people were eating and leaving quickly so we were able to grab a table right before our food was ready. The burger tasted just like the original location. Perfectly seasoned smash patty with crispy edges, a soft sweet bun, tasty Trill sauce, and well cooked onions. Every bite was great. The fries were hot and crispy, but the burger was a little lukewarm. I prefer my food piping hot so that was a bit disappointing but it was still delicious. The staff was very friendly and hardworking. Everyone was moving quickly and doing their best to keep things running smoothly during a busy rush. I'm really happy this location is open!!

Let's keep it real, Houston-style. Trill Burger is good. Solid smash, juicy patty, well-seasoned, and the execution is clean. You can tell care goes into the product, and the energy around the brand is undeniable. It deserves respect. With all the hype, reviews, and "best burger in Houston" talk, I walked in expecting elite. The kind of bite that makes you stop mid-chew and rethink your rankings. My Houston burger crown still sits with: 1st Q's Deli - flavor that punches you in the face in the best way 2nd Bun Slut - consistency, balance, and straight-up crave factor Trill Burger lives in that upper tier, no doubt but when the city is stacked with heavy hitters, great isn't always enough to take the throne. Ranking: 8/10 | @eljefeeats (TikTok)

The infamous Trill Burgers; in my hood??? How about that! I live in Sienna, so this location is about a 17 minute drive for me using surface streets. I have been to the original Montrose location a couple of times and was genuinely impressed. In comparison, this location felt a bit mediocre, and I will explain why. To be clear, I rated the original location five stars, and this review is written independently with the expectation of receiving the same or a similar experience. My son and I visited on a Saturday. There is space for a drive thru, but it is not open yet. The restaurant is somewhat hidden, and I did not notice any signage from the street, though I imagine that is still a work in progress. There is a gentleman at the door who acts as a host, greeting guests and opening the door. It is immediately apparent that Bun B and his team will need to expand this location. The space is very small and was extremely crowded. It reached a point where there was nowhere to stand after placing our order (this is good problem to have, till is isn't). For food, I ordered the Triple OG burger and the OG burger. The OG has two patties, while the Triple OG has three. The build is the same across both burgers with pickles, special sauce, grilled onions, cheese, and patties on a slightly sweet bun. Every burger comes with fries. They offer specialty lemonade and fountain drinks but I didn't partake. I actually hate getting fountain drinks at restaurants. Long story. Anyway - we took the food to go, although even if we wanted to dine in, there were people waiting just to find a seat. Our order took roughly 15 to 20 minutes. The burger was mostly fine, but the patties were noticeably salty. I still ate it, and it did remind me of the Montrose location, just not at the same level. The overall assembly of the burger felt rushed, which may have contributed to the heavy salt. The fries were fine. The burger box is a nice touch and features an image of Bun B on the lid that folds into the packaging. I like Trill Burgers overall, and I am sure I will be back and may end up increasing this rating. But for now, though, this visit felt like a three star, fast-but-not-so fast, restaurant experience.

The music is loud, but it fits the vibe of the place and adds to the energetic atmosphere. I really liked the packaging the burger box is innovative and opens easily without the lid flipping around. I got the OG burger combo. The fries were a highlight for me: crispy, well-seasoned, and full of that salty flavor. The burger was a bit pricy and small for what you pay for. If you want to be the judge yourself and see what the hype is then it's worth trying, but just go in with expectations that you will have to wait in line for a small pricy burger.

Whoo hooo! I couldn't wait for this place to open!! This is an easy 5 stars! The burgers are delicious, with soft and fresh buns. They nailed the meat to bun and grilled onion ratio...every bite was perfectly balanced. Yum!!!

As always, food was awesome!!! Customer service even better!! And the setting is so cozy, it'll make you wanna lay back or dance to the tunes playing over the speakers....glad there's one closer and will frequent again soon!!!

So good! The flavor is there ! I had a strawberry lemonade as well! The place is just right. They brought the same vibes as the original location. Customer service was a1

Good burger, but don't see the hype. $12 for one small burger doesn't seem justified when there are so many other burger spots in town.

Quality eats and drinks. Good music. Service slow but it's new. For the price they should throw another patty on there, or drop the price. Fries are spectacular. So is that bun. It's all trilling.

Food was great! Fries were seasoned and the strawberry lemonade was good. I enjoyed the fresh strawberries at the bottom.

The burgers there were amazing! But can be a little pricey $15 to $20.00 pre order, fantastic service great quality but not for the price. Will I go back and try them again yes. So if you're ever in the area give them try!