Crow's Burgers

Is Crow's Burgers under new management? What we received today was not the crow’s burger that we had been getting for the last 2 years. We picked up 3 burgers an order of okra and 2 fries for family lunch for a total of 32.58. We Traveled to our home and begin to give out burgers at first we noticed the bread was burnt and patties torn apart. Called the restaurant to bring it back for a refund and was told that they do not give refunds—only remake the order. Every one knows when an order is redone more often then not it’s not going to be good because the establishment is annoyed they have to re-do something. And true to form this is exactly what came to pass because the two burgers we received back were not right. The buns were soggy with grease and fries undercooked--definitely not worth

I'm all for supporting local businesses, but this was dreadful. $17 for this. Yes you heard me.... SEVENTEEN DOLLARS. Burger had zero flavor (other than the brutally burnt bun)... The fries tasted funny, not in a good way, and the portion size was laughable. The fact they feel okay charging $17 for this is ABSURD. But I guess when you have no dine in options you can get away with it because people won't know they've been scammed till they get home. Save yourself the trouble and go literally anywhere else for a burger.

4pm on a Wednesday, nobody else in the place, ordered a double meat with cheese all the way with grilled onions. They made it quick, quicker than drive through fast food. The burger was perfect; the right texture, the right flavors, the right proportions. You know how every now and then you get that one “perfect bite” of something? I got that from Crow’s today.

Nice crispy edges. If you prefer medium rare burgers stay away. Excellent, will be back when i get the chance.

While driving through Temple, TX, Crow's Old Fashioned Hamburgers caught our attention. This eatery primarily focuses on takeout but also features two outdoor picnic benches. We decided to order cheeseburgers, and they did not let us down. The cheeseburgers boasted an authentic, old-fashioned taste. To accompany my meal, I chose tater tots, and my husband opted for onion rings, which were delightfully light and tasty. I highly recommend Crow's, but took a star off in the "atmoshpere" category because there is no indoor seating. We would have loved to sit down for a meal because we were driving from Indianapolis to San Antonio.