Yellow Paper Burger

Great team here! Warm, welcoming, fresh and fast food! Awesome outdoor seating and parking lot. Just want to stay there and hang out as long as possible. The food is tasty. We got a bunch of doubles, a children’s burger, tater tots, and coke. Hit the spot. The burgers have a nice fresh seasoning and taste to them. Unique yet familiar and comforting. We usually do fries, but the tater tots were good, and fun change up. Three adults and a child and we couldn’t finish the two tater tot order; prob could have been full with one tater tot to accompany our burgers. Also grabbed a hand pie and it was a hit. The staff feel like a close knit family. Chill vibe, big smiles, and very friendly and welcoming. The whole place has a nice atmosphere and was done with intent. There are about 4 parking spots and handicapped spot. Plenty of street 1-hour free parking too. The outdoor seating area is a fun picnic vibe with a mix of fun art! Some reviews complain about the pricing, but I think there was great value as a whole. It was a fun experience. We found ourselves hanging there effortlessly long after our meal was done. Hope to be back soon! This crew started as a pop-up and now has this awesome brick and mortar. Please support them! It is refreshing and great to have these types of spots (rather than mass chains). Cheers!

Definition of Millennial Burger Spot…it not a compliment. Poor Management. Expensive. Mid at Best. $25 for a tiny burger and cafeteria tater tots and they have the audacity to start the tips at 25% at the left most side of the screen. First off, I would like say that I was the second person to get here and they didnt open for another 15 minutes. They told me to wait outside at the tables so i did, a bunch of people came through within that small amount and they started gathering near the door. By the time they opened I was suddenly 15th in line despite being here second. Lady running the operation made sure the couple that was here first made it to the front of the line but not me. Crazy work. Waited 30 minutes after my order for the soggiest nothing burger known to man. They charge $1 for their “ronch” sauce which should probably be included with their sorry looking burger or tots. I’m seething because this place wasted so much of my time.

Times are tough. And I can’t in good conscience recommend a smash burger that costs $14. Does it taste good? Yes, and the Old Bay-style seasoning they put on the meat adds a little flair to an otherwise obvious ripoff of In N Out (where a double double costs $6.15) But if you add tots you’re looking at $20 (before tax and “tip”) for patties so thin they cook more like latkes. The menu says the patties are 3 oz each but that HAS to be net weight before cooking. If money is no object to you or if you’re thinking about booking an 11 minute flight to outer space soon, you’ll probably like Yellow Paper. The outdoor seating area is nice. Lots of kids running around when I went. I wish I could have kids but it’s not looking good…

I was told this place had good food. So I tried it this past Saturday, $9 for a single and $14 for a double. All you get is a burger. Everything else is separate. I got some tator Tots for $6. All you taste is the lettuce, 3oz burger.. I could have gotten to in n out and got 2 doubles and had changed.

What an awesome addition to the Eagle rock food scene!! Staff is great! Food came out fast and freshly made to order!! Everything on the menu is simple and is DELICIOUS!! We got 2 hand pies (Apple) make sure to grab one if available because they usually run out first hour they are open!!! 2 doubles 1 Hot dog Order of Totts!!

What a welcome addition to the neighborhood here in ER! We came in on an afternoon when the line wasn’t down the street which has been a great sign that we were missing something good. The vibe from the start was upbeat & welcoming. Everyone inside the building were working their tails off & yet still took the time to welcome us with a cherry Hello, welcome in! It was clear they were happy to be doing what they were doing. Even at an off time it was hoping. The lady who took our order was so friendly in answering our questions & made awesome recommendations. We went outside to grab a table in the beautiful seating area garden which was an awesome site. Great place for folks with dogs or kids who want to enjoy the outside a bit while waiting for our food. The food was really awesome. We had the burgers (of course) & tots with the yummy recommended dipping ranch. It was cool to see folks enjoying themselves with some BYOB around us. We made sure to let the team know when we were done how much we enjoyed it & got a big hug. We love supporting local here & I know the neighborhood is happy to have them here. Welcome to Eagle Rock YPB! 🤘

I was told this was the place for smash burgers so I was excited to try it out. It is okay. It isn't great, it certainly isn't bad. I personally liked the heat the peppers give the burger, but my gf thought they distracted from the taste of the burger. Basically for me it comes down if I'm going to pay $14 for a double cheeseburger, it better be amazing. This is good but not amazing. For two double cheeseburgers, tots, and a tip you're looking at almost $50. This is not $50 level of good.

I have been waiting 2 years to try their food! Not pictured, but their handmade apple pies are delicious! I had to go back and order two more to take back home to Riverside with me. It's going to be hard to go back to my favorite burger place after trying this one! The all beef hot dog was really good. There was little shade in the patio area, and it was 80° in LA today, so I took the food to-go and enjoy at Griffith Park; no big deal, the tator tots stayed crispy. I'm definitely coming back.

Yellow Paper Burger is such a dope spot. The burgers are simple, perfectly cooked, and delicious. The vibe is awesome, especially the huge jay howell mural.. pickled eggs were so good, we ordered a second round. icy cold beers hits the spot, and the hand pies are insane--flaky, flavorful, and a must. Service was great, super friendly and attentive. great spot for kids, our 6yo loved it. 5 starz fosho.

Smash that burger! The first time I went here, the burger was so good that even my 10-month-old baby loved it and couldn't stop eating. We ordered a double burger and a kids' burger. I loved the tater tots they were well-seasoned, super crispy, and served fresh and hot. I seriously loved them! On our second visit, we ordered the same items but asked for no chili in the burger. It was still tasty. However, the patty in the kids' burger was overcooked and too crispy, so my 1-year-old couldn't chew it. He ended up just eating the bread. That day, the place was crazy busy we didn't mind waiting 30 minutes. But I was disappointed with the lack of consistency. At least the tater tots were still served hot and delicious.

I've been wanting to try this place for a while but I got a vegetarian kid so had to find the right time as they don't always want a grilled cheese and it didn't appear to have a burger for veggies. Anyhoo, super glad to see the old hot dog stand alive once more and back in action! I visited this past weekend. Parked on a side street near Taco Bell and walked over. Heads up. The front door entrance is closed off, so you actually enter from the back of the building. Once we got in, we were greeted by a very friendly lady who seemed genuinely happy to be there. She sported a cool hat which she told me was for sale along with some other merch. She took us through the menu as we were first timers and then sadly, informed us the hand pies which I had seen on IG were sold out (bummer) but I get it...they go fast! Kiddo wasn't hungry and hubs ordered a burger. I ordered a burger, tator tots, and water. They did have a fridge of canned drinks to choose from but I wasn't feeling anything so stuck with water. As I was ordering, I was surprised by how many people seemed to be working in the back. Good on them and they all seemed to be having fun! Took my number and went to find a place outside to sit. Being Saturday and dinner time, the place was packed. We got the second to last table outside. We waited a bit, it was a pleasant evening, so enjoyed the people watching before I heard my name called over the loud speaker. The guy who gave me the food smiled, he seemed excited to give me my food. I took it to the prep station out back to grab my ketchup, napkins,etc. I had opted not to get the special Ronch sauce that the lady talked up, as I am just a ketchup gal (though she seemed excited about it so I debated if I had made a mistake in not ordering it). Grabbed some water from an old school, red and yellow McDonald's jug (made me smile and remember my childhood) and then sat down to grub! The burger and tots looked especially tasty. The tots came in a huge portion which hubs and kiddo partook of. I love my French fries so I was excited to dip into these and I was glad to find these well seasoned and delicious!! We just couldn't finish them, which is rare for me, as they were a big portion. 5/5 for those tots. On to the burger. So it looked really good, not overly greasy, it looked healthy good. Fluffy bun. I was very excited for this burger as I heard a lot about it. Took a bite and another. The burger is good but I am afraid it is missing the amazing seasoning that the tots had. So have to give it a 3.5/5 in terms of taste. I was a little bummed. Not bad but I just wanted it to be more. Visually, it looks amazing and it was wrapped well (I appreciated that the innards didn't get super messy and drop everywhere) but ultimately for me, it was a flavor thing. If I had to pin point it, I think a bit of grill grease was missing from the meat. They have outstanding customer service and they really seemed to care about everything so I will go back again. I've got to go back closer to open to snag one of those hand pies. Glad to see this place alive again with such a nice friendly staff.

Awesome smash burgers and hot dogs that snap! Super friendly staff. Love this place to grab a quick bite. Dog friendly patio. This is a hidden gem of eagle rock.

Some of the best things are born out of necessity and others through evolution...but what happens when something born of necessity evolves? You get Yellow Paper Burger. Started as a pop up during the lockdowns, their white van, canopy, and fold up tables now have roots in Eagle Rock, on that eclectic stretch of Colorado Boulevard. Yellow Paper Burger 1.0 was punk rock and Michelin quality all rolled into one. So what happens when the anti-establishment gets established? Thankfully, it's more of the same. There's always a fear that when things change, they might not always be for the better, but I'm glad to say they've kept the vibes going in the new spot. In some ways the new spot is too clean...a lot of white counter tops and walls...a little bit sterile, but it also evokes classic burger stand motifs. While it lacks the grittiness of their dive bar/brewery/side of the road set ups of the past, it is made up with a great collection of characters behind the counter and of course the menu remains mostly untouched. With all the smash burger spots popping up, what separates Yellow Paper from the rest? Simplicity. It's just a well seasoned patty (or two) that's just the right crispiness on the edges, perfectly melted American cheese, some freshly chopped veggies, a little bit of mayo on a soft toasted potato bun, some pickles, chopped yellow chilis for a bit of a kick, and of course, wrapped in yellow paper. There's no secret sauce to overpower the other flavors. It's not a vehicle to deliver you onion mush or truffles or whatever else doesn't belong on a classic burger. While an avocado or bacon might be great on this, it doesn't need it. That's what makes it great. It's a burger that's a burger. If there is one complaint I have about the move to the brick & mortar...the burgers kinda don't taste as good. I mean, this is still one of the best burgers you can get in the city, but there's some drop-off from the last time I had these burgers in the wild. I think it's just a matter of seasoning their new flat top so I guess that means coming back more often. The one aspect they've kept from their rock and roll days is the outside patio. It may be a huge drawback on that day or two it rains in LA, but there's no indoor or covered seating...but the patio is a great place to enjoy a drink, a burger, and some of the other things on their menu. The pickled egg is an amazing little snack. They reuse the brine from the yellow chilis and it gives the egg this nice yellow tinge on the outside. Served with some chips and a hit of salt and pepper, it's tangy, salty, and if it wasn't 5 bucks an egg, completely crave-able. The hand pies are also another reason to come here. I believe the fillings change with what's in season. Apple is the usual go to, but I've had berry and I think peach was an option at some point too. No matter the filling, it's the flaky crust that makes it great. It helps that one of the co-founders was an executive pastry chef. Yellow Paper may be relatively new, but it already feels like a classic. Get a double, a hand pie, a cold one...sit outside and enjoy the sunshine.

I saw this place on the way to yoga and was curious. I was craving a burger one day so I stopped by. I appreciated the parking in the back, the lot is small but I was easily able to find a spot Saturday afternoon. Inside is tiny. The door you see on the street is actually the exit! You enter on the backside. It's a vibe tho. I was honestly surprised at how many employees were there. 2 in the front and 3, maybe 4 in the kitchen area. Fun music, cashier was really sweet. I appreciate the simplicity of their menu. I was intrigued by ronch, $1's pretty low stakes, so I did that with a double. Cute seating area if you choose to stay. It was a warm day so I got it to go. I'm not a stranger to the smashburger phenomenon, this one was fine, just not great or something I'd crave. I asked about the chilies put on it and was told they were hot, so I omitted them, but I can't imagine hot chilis making this a 5 star burger. It was mid. The ronch wasn't bad. The meat was seasoned so it wasn't that, it just wasn't 5 star worthy. A lot seem to like it so I may be in the minority on this but imho a smash has to have some kind of pull. Overly flavorful meat, a fun sauce with pizzazz, delicious bread to encapsulate the goodness. Something to stand out. This wasn't that. Wasn't bad by any stretch. I was satiated, but to the point of like ya, I ate. Not omg that was the best! That being said I do love supporting local, so don't go by me. I need big flavors or something stand out in this setting, this may be that for you. Buen provecho.

Pretty good double cheeseburger and the tater tots were very good, I liked those more than the burger honestly. This is, of course, for my taste, but I do wish the burger was a little more rare. Overall, I liked the food, and being able to order online and customize everything was great--it felt like they cared about different preferences, which I appreciated. I got this order to go, but the vibes at the restaurant were super cool, very nice picnic-seating area and good choice of pop/rnb music. I would come back with friends on like a casual lunch or dinner because you can get a nice burger meal while having a nice place to chill out.

Months ago, our buddy Edgar invited us to Yellow Paper Burger's grand opening. I confidently led us to... their old pop-up spot. So yeah, we missed it. Flash forward to today--we're heading to Kavat Coffee when BAM, the burger gods drop Yellow Paper Burger five minutes away. Universe: 1, me: finally catching up. Now I should've ordered a burger (it's in the name), but my rebel heart said "get the hot dog." And listen... it slapped. Soft bun, perfect snap, not too salty, didn't need ketchup (who even am I?). Mild onions, crunchy pickles, mustard with that zesty kick--chef's kiss. Can't wait to go back for the burger, tots with "ronch," and yep--another dog. Patio's spacious, vibe's immaculate, and there's shops nearby to walk off your food coma.

Ooook this place is delicious! I'm hesitant to call this the best burger in LA after only 1 visit but honestly it's up there. Limited hours so it's been busy every time I've passed by. Great outdoor seating set up but the playlist while I was there was a smidge to country/western for my tastes but YMMV. Regardless, will be back soon to try more!

My cheeseburger was worth the wait! Was at the Cub House bike store car swap thing today. My doggies were going nuts from the grilled burger smells...was delicious and luckily i like spicy.

Best burger in NELA, possibly LA - maybe even SoCal? Dare I say all of CA...You'll want to order a double for sure, don't forget the tots with "ronch". Maybe if you're feeling a lil silly even get a pickled egg, then wash it all down with a hot dog. My favorite part is it feels like a classic burger with all your favorite fixings, but the patty is smashed and crisped and everything good in this world. Someone said "let's take the best part of a smash burger and the best part of a classic burger and 'smash' them together". Make sure to visit on a nice sunny day, order entirely too much food, and sit on the patio. You must try for yourself. Trust.

It's awesome to watch good people who make good food succeed and these dudes crush it. The crew knocked it out of the park and they make you feel good when you walk in! Shoutout to Terry! The burgers and dogs are a home run and the outdoor patio rules! It's great to go from chasing yall at pop-ups to having a place to go anytime! Keep it up! It's going to be a hot boy(dog) summer!

Best burgers in LA hands down ! Honestly best burgers anywhere when executed correctly! In truth, my original review was five stars, but I knocked it down one star after actually eating my order yesterday. I started to write this review while in line and changed my mind afterwards . The burgers are still good, but they don't taste the same as the pop-ups. I'm not sure if it's a training issue or that for margins.... the ratio of toppings to meat has changed but my burgers yesterday were just good and not life-changing as they usually are . There seems to be too much lettuce and less spice as usual. While the patty has always been smashed, it seemed to be too thin compared to the past and it was a lot less salty, which I actually liked about the original pop-up version. Really really love the salty pepper goodness of the original version , which is why the pop Up version of the burger was even phenomenal cold . Customer service is great and in general I'm so excited/happy that they finally have a brick and mortar location here in Eagle rock. Wait is about the same as with the former pop-ups because the volume people here is crazy and the standards and quality haven't changed which means you have to wait ! You enter through the back to order and there's a ketchup, hot sauce and water station located there for your convenience as well . There's a little garden area and tables if you want to stay and eat on site .

Tery is exactly the kind of person you want in a front-facing role--warm, welcoming, and easy to chat with. Single Burger - $9 Comes with all the trimmings, and of course, I had to get extra pickles. The patty is pressed thin, just how I like it--crispy edges, perfectly seasoned. The shredded lettuce was unbelievably fresh and crisp. As a pickle lover who drives from the SF Valley to the Grove Farmers Market just for good pickles, I'm happy to report they have excellent dill pickles here. Tater Tots - $6 I'm usually a tater tot hater. Most just don't taste fresh or have the right seasoning. But these? Perfectly crispy on the outside, tender on the inside, with just the right amount of salt and some mystery seasonings I couldn't quite pinpoint. Absolutely delicious. Hot Dog (Extra Crispy) - $8 I requested my hot dog extra crispy, and it did not disappoint. It had that perfect snap when you bite into it--definitely ordering again. Parking & Seating Parking is limited, but we came on a weekday around 1:30 PM and found a spot. Outdoor seating only, with no overhead covering, so plan accordingly if you're not a fan of the sun.

No frills, no fuss just good ol' smash burgers. The line will be crazy, but it moves super fast since their menu has the basics. Service is friendly, funny, and efficient. 5/5 - Excellent smash burger with crispy edges. They come with all the fixings-- mayo, cheese, lettuce, tomatoes, pickles, jalapeños. Every bite is a perfectly crafted taste of fresh, greasy, salty, spicy, umami goodness. 4/5 - Pickled eggs are made reusing the pickled jalapeño brine! Love reducing food waste. I enjoyed the chips + egg + pepper combo, a very unique side. The acidity is very welcome with how greasy burgers and fried food gets. 5/5 - Tater tots were fried to perfection and seasoned SUPER well! Loved how herbaceous the ronch is, but I personally found the base to be too tart and wish they balanced it out more with mayo. 3/5 - Hand pie, taste is good but I found the pastry dough to be too thick for my liking. Would pass next time.

This place is a gem. The shaded outside seating area sets the laid back ambiance and plays well on a beautiful sunny Los Angeles day. The burgers are the star in this picturesque shop. The thin cut crunchy lettuce and tomatoes balance this meaty smash burger, making it deserving of burger wanderlust.

In my opinion I love yellow paper burger. The burger is always fresh even though it is on the higher price side. The service is always amazing and never bad. The ambience is so cool and the outdoor seating just makes it so much nicer. I love it there a lot!

I heard about Yellow Paper Burger from a friend, and was really itching to give it a try. If you want a break from the industrialness of In-n-Out or Habit, this is a great spot to try. There is only outdoor seating, so it's definitely smart to plan this on a day when it's pleasant outside. Luckily, there's plenty of good weather in Southern California. The burger itself is pretty delicious. I got a double, and it came with lettuce, tomato, pickle, and 2 slices of cheese. It's got the teeniest tiniest amount of grease on the paper, letting you know that your burger was made fresh on-the-spot. I decided to get self-serve water from the condiment station, which is incredibly neat and organized. I really liked the spicy peppers they have available! I also got the ronch (spelled correctly), and I wasn't sure if was for the burger, the tater tots, or both. It's good. It' s a little thick, but it's good. If i had a small (and I mean SMALL) complaint, it's the order of tater tots is a little too much for 1 person. I would definitely share with a friend, or maybe ask the kitchen to make a small size and a large size. Either way, make sure you note the slightly unconventional hours and give this place a try when you are ready for a change of scenery.

Great burgers, amazing tots, nostalgic hot dogs, cold beer and great service! Plus lots of nice outdoor seating. What else could ya ask for!?

I really like this cute and simple spot. The burger tasted so good! The staff was nice and chill and everything is clean. I'll definitely be back.

What an amazing burger spot! The first time I had Yellow Paper Burger was at one of their popups. Found them through instagram. Way before this wonderful location. When we pulled up for the first time I was amazed of their new location. They have really made it their own. From the outside sitting area and mural on the wall to the inside where you order. All their special touch's why I first found them awesome are sprinkled all over the place. We showed up at 1, right when they open and of course there were others waiting. Ordering was fun and easy. They made it that way at the front because the service was amazing also. I wouldn't expect anything less and I loved every moment of it. Burger was amazing like I remembered. Crispy smashed. Didn't need to change anything about it. They do everything right there. Got tots. Crispy and delicious. Oh and the hand pie, wow. Loved the crust and the filling wasn't too sweet. I'm excited to bring friends and family here. It's really a great place for everyone. Next time I want to get one of their dogs. So happy to see them really doing it. We will be back.

Dove out 45 mins from the Westside to finally get to check out the new spot - and as always YPB delivered. Best smash burger in LA. Also, don't sleep the hot dog. Coming for you Carney's & Pinks I'll miss their Westside pop up appearances, but the drive is worth the burger. Fingers crossed the next location is closer to us

Always a fun and tasty experience. They're fast and friendly. They have women toiletries in the restroom, very thoughtful! Now also selling Underberg for your burg'!

Just walking up I noticed a sandwich (punny) board with a strong declaration about the stolen land we were enjoying. It reminded me to enter with humility and grace, a place prepared for me before I'd arrived. This burger joint gets it. Classic style burgers assembled thoughtfully with fresh ingredients instead of exotic ones. A curated collection of canned beers to pair with a solid meal and a spacious outdoor patio makes this one of the top burger spots in Los Angeles. The staff was friendly and hospitable to protest the constant lies about how "nobody wants to work anymore". If you're looking to support great food with mission-minded folk this spot is special. Has great beer.

Sure the burgers are good, but the real star here is the hotdog. They're keeping the spirit of Meea's old spot alive by adding delicious dogs on the menu!

Meh. Burger was not that flavorful and the texture was off. Not sure what beef they are using but it just didn't taste right. Cute hipster vibe but seems like they are missing the mark

Okay i'll give some constructive criticism, coming from an Eagle rock native, I obviously want businesses to thrive here, Especially a burger Joint. I ordered the Single Cheeseburger , the hot dog, and the tots with a "ronch". 1. The Burger. This thing is too smashed to the point where you can't taste the meat, and the lettuce and tomato overwhelm it. Either make the patty a little thicker to even out the lettuce almost like shake shack. or just go completely smash with just mustard, ketchup, diced onions and a pickle. 2. The hot dog was good. Bun was nice and toasty. 3 . i'm a fry guy so tots were okay. The Ronch was the star of the show. Almost like an aioli ranch.

Fabulous addition to Eagle Rock's restaurant scene! I went for a visit & the staff couldn't be more friendly. They gave suggestions for us since we had never been before. We waited outside at the beautiful patio which was fun & a great gathering place. Food was fresh & absolutely delicious! We are excited about them opening in our area. There are a couple of burger places in the area but there was definitely room for YPB. Welcome to Eagle Rock!

I was disappointed in this place bc I'd really been looking forward to it. I realize smashburgers are supposed to be thin but these were as thin as paper. The flavor was good but just way too flimsy. They only have outdoor seating, no heat lamps, in a windy corridor so bring a sweater. The coke was barely cold, I guess they either just restocked or turn the fridge off at night. So ask for a cup of ice. The tater tots were excellent though! Maybe get a double burger?

Yellow Paper Burger in Eagle Rock serves incredible food. The tater tots are hands down the best I've ever had--crispy and flavorful! The smash burger is perfect, with crispy bits just the way it should be--no frills, just a great burger. The staff is friendly and quick, and the picnic-style seating outside is perfect on a nice day. Simple, tasty, and satisfying!

Definitely a enjoyable burger, fresh toppings, sauce is nice. Tater tots had an enjoyable crips to them as well. Prices are fair if you're in the area and want something other than BK or McDonald's I'd recommend it.

BEST. BURGER. IN. LA. besides the Apple Pan... (more words for the 85 characters)

Another smash burger spot that's having its moment in the spotlight. I honestly don't see why people would say it's the best burger in LA. To me, it's a pretty average and unremarkable smash burger. Not hating, just not agreeing with the hype.

Just had some burgers here for the Superbowl and I have to say that I'm pretty impressed! The flavor of the burger patty really impressed me. A lot of places can only make a crispy patty and all you can taste is the cheese, bread and condiments. This place is different. The patty on its own is actually quite good and the chopped up chilies on it add a lot of flavor. I love that these guys offer tater tots too as I usually pick those over fries. The tater tots were crispy and well seasoned. I highly recommend this place and I think it's become my new favorite burger place!

Great burgers. Great tots. Nice people. Cool mural. We'll be back. Welcome to the neighborhood.

Fuck! Yellow paper burger, why are you making me do this! You went away for a little while, and my mouth can tell. The peppery patty they used to make is no more and is now just a regular Smashburger. It no longer has that flavor nor does it have the thickness. They weren't part of the Smashburger fad, in my eyes they were just making great burgers. The patty is so slim now that all I tasted was lettuce. I thought the hotdog was OK, but it was just a hotdog too. One of the most disappointing things was paying five dollars for two egg slices. Read that again five dollars for two egg slices. They for sure marinated the eggs in some sort of vinegar, but I couldn't even taste that. The honeymoon phase is definitely over, it's been open long enough to know that they're not doing things like they used to. I should've just gone to Tommy's across the street. I'm happy that they're very busy, but just wonder what the hell everybody's thinking when they walk out as well

Overrated and expensive! I ordered a double burger to go and it cost me over $15 with tax. I waited almost 20 minutes for my order and I honestly don't get what all the hype is about. The patties are cooked nice and charred but it's also mostly lettuce so you don't taste the patty all that much. For $15 I would've expected something that I can't make myself at home and has some wow factor in it. There wasn't any special sauce or anything special about it at all. To top it all off, it's a pretty small burger for a double. I see other people claiming it to be the best burger in Eagle Rock or Los Angeles, but a Tommy's burger would've been better. The best burger I've had in ER was from The Bucket back in the day from the 90's to early 2000's. Save your time and money and pass on yellow mierda burger.

Great guest service.. however burger is over priced. $9 for a single patty burger.. I still prefer in and out burger. Or jollibee burger. And the burger is small for $9 burger.

Great food, fabulous staff! Fun and delicious with great outside seating. Burgers have the perfect crunchy edges

I'm a sucker for a good smash burger, dog and tots. A real sucker. This place lives up to the hype. It hits the spot perfectly. Our Server Reggie was so cool and awesome. We will ask for her next time we go in. Oh and there will be a next time and a next... and a next... and a next ... (pro tip: eat a 40mg edible an hour before you go here)

Solid burger, on the pricey side, nothing extraordinary compared to local chains like the window etc.

The burgers are so amazing and also on the spicer side. The service is so whatever. They all act like they are better than you and have zero customer service skills.

Delicious and friendly! So glad to have a great smash burger in Eagle Rock! The burger has a little kick to it.

some feedback on that burger place we tried yesterday. Overall, I thought it was pretty good - not bad at all. The burger itself was tasty and cooked just right, so that was a definite plus. However, I have to be honest - nothing really stood out to me. It was a good burger, but I feel like it was missing that wow factor, you know?

very cute ambience with a big outside patio, nice menu selection and good service 10/10

4++ really delicious well seasoned and crispy patty smash burger. Their pop-up is usually out of Club Tee Gee (in the Atwater Village area). The folks here are friendly and chill. In terms of ambiance, it feels like a backyard gathering with friends and waiting to get your mouthwatering burger. So their usual pop-up is in the Atwater Village area, but I actually was able to try their burger at a pop-up at a Cinespia screening at the Hollywood Forever Cemetery (Gremlins). A group of us came in once they opened the gates we set down our stuff to set up camp, and then we made a beeline to get the burgers. Everything was pretty straightforward. We ordered -there is only one item on the menu with no substitutions to make it quick - and then we waited. Super easy. I'm assuming that there's more variety and it's a slightly different process at their usual location. Definitely a great burger and would recommend trying it when you get a chance.

Ok- here's the deal. Great atmosphere, really nice staff, lovely space and vibe. The bad news: not great food. The tots, although crispy, were cold and too salty. The burger patty was perfectly smashed but served with so many raw cold onions that the whole burger was cold. I guess I assumed the onions would be grilled or I would have ordered without. But even still, it felt like half an entire onion on a tiny burger. More is not always better- food is about balance. Especially when you get everything in one bite. The price point for a single was not out of place for Eagle Rock ($9) but to add $6 for an extra 3 oz patty seems extreme. Overall, a mediocre burger experience but can easily be made better with a few tweaks. Grill those onions and relax on the salt.

Was excited to try this place. But the burger patty tasted very strongly of old bay, which maybe was a mistake - they say they put old bay on the tots and not the burger. My husband loved it - too weird for me. Great atmosphere and friendly staff.

We finally stopped by to try the infamous smash burger and the tots. They were both pretty damn good. Their "Ronch" sauce was delish. They have a cool back patio with a lot of space and fun art. Mike was also rad and brought out our food with a smile! We will def be back to try the hot dog!