Melissa W.
Yelp
recently ordered the Inside Out Burger with a side of beet juice, both of which were supposed to be vegan delights. However, my dining experience left much to be desired.
Firstly, my friend and I placed our order for dine-in service. After patiently waiting for what felt like an eternity (approximately 25 minutes), we decided to inquire about our food's status. To our surprise, we discovered that our order had been prepared for takeout and had been sitting at the front counter as a carry-out order. This mix-up was certainly not a great start to our meal.
When our food finally arrived, the presentation was far from appetizing. My Inside Out Burger, featuring an Impossible Burger patty, had turned cold due to its extended exposure as a to-go order. The lettuce was wilted. The tomato in the burger was falling apart and there was piece onion on the burger.It seemed as if the burger had been carelessly thrown together.
To make matters worse, the beet juice I ordered was far from enjoyable; it had an unpleasant taste that left much to be desired. Tasted more like a light version of kool aide. Additionally, the meat on the burger was overly salty, making it difficult to savor the flavors.
While the tater tots were relatively okay, it wasn't enough to salvage the overall experience. Although the staff kindly remade my burger, the outcome remained disappointing, and I ended up discarding half of it.
All in all, this experience fell short of expectations, and I regret to say that I won't be returning. Unfortunately, in this case, the overall quality and presentation of the food left much to be desired. This is not a storefront restaurant. You order from a kiosk. It is cooked in a ghost kitchen. You will not see anyone. A runner will bring the food out to you.