Burger House

I think this place might be a secret. I'm sure glad I discovered it! It's a rundown, but VERY clean, old shack of a building, with the nicest people working there, ever! The man that took my order just might be the owner, I'm not sure. The food was wonderful, reasonably priced and I will definitely be back!

Burger house is AMAZING!!! It's truly a hidden gem. The customer service is wonderful, the buns are so soft. I have gone to Burger House for years and you won't be dissapointed. Customer service 10 out 10 they are so friendly and welcoming. Really, really, good cheeseburgers and fries.

I got the Bulgogi burger and added grilled onions and it was delicious! I also love that there is a little bar with toppings so you can add whatever you want. Every time I go to Burger House I am blown away by how good their buns are. I would highly recommend the Bulgogi burger to anyone. The meat is good and the marinade that they use is unlike anything I’ve had elsewhere.

The best Burger you will ever have seriously try them. Also fries are pretty damn good. Just go there and get the 8oz hamburbur and wait a few minutes I promise you will be coming back. All the veggies are separated btw which is fine. Yes it has a small drive through but no tap to pay.

DON'T JUDGE A RESTAURANT BY ITS COVER. The exterior of the Burger House is a bit worn down looking, but looks are deceiving because their food was delicious. I ordered the bulgogi burger (thinly shaved pieces of meat marinated in a teriyaki sauce with Korean spices) and it was really good! My husband ordered a bacon burger and liked it (4/5 stars in his book). My husband and I shared the tater tots which were so crispy and delicious, but a tad bit on the oily side-- but nothing that bothered us too much. Each burger comes with just the meat and bun and then you add your topping from the topping bar (lettuce, onions, tomato, pickles, sauces, etc.). I really enjoyed the ability to choose what toppings we wanted, especially since my husband enjoys plain burgers and ends up having to ask for s