Ghostburger

You’d think a burger place would at least get the basics right, speed, flavor, and fries that don’t taste like they were rescued from the bottom of a sink. But no. This was slow, chaotic, and run by staff who looked as if they’d just been told what a spatula was five minutes ago. The burger itself was tiny. Painfully tiny. For the price, I expected something that at least justified its existence, maybe juicy, flavorful, or even remotely satisfying. Instead, it was bland, overcooked, and somehow managed to taste less exciting than plain toast. And the fries… oh dear. No salt, no crunch, just a moist pile of disappointment. They were so soft you could use them as insulation material. There’s absolutely nothing good to say about this place. Slow service, high prices, mediocre burger for 16

Delicious burger with a gluten free bun! My husband also enjoyed his cheesesteak. They also had a yummy gluten free cookie.

I recently ordered from Ghost Burger, and while there were a few positives, overall the experience with the burger was disappointing. First, it wasn’t clear in the ordering process that the burger already comes with fries. I ended up ordering an extra fries deal (buy one, get one free), which was unnecessary for one person. That could be made much more explicit. On the bright side, the fries that came with the burger were delicious, and the garlic aioli was one of the best I’ve ever had. Unfortunately, the burger itself missed the mark. It was very undercooked—completely pink throughout—which was unpleasant to look at and eat. I usually enjoy a medium burger or steak, but this was raw in the middle and lacked flavor. Smashburgers are typically thin and cooked through, but this one was ne

It's a solid burger. I was hoping for a bit more from this new outpost, but it wasn't as dynamic as I had hoped. It looked great, but something was missing. The fries were good. I think the cost to the taste ratio brings this down. All in on this burger and fries was $25, because you're forced to pay their percentage for tip, though all they did was bring it to the table.

On a recent work trip to the DC area, I was staying near the Rosslyn “Ghostburger” location which is conveniently located in the food hall above Rosslyn Metro. I noticed the restaurant and looked up the reviews first before trying it as I feel there has been a boom in supposedly good burger places, so I wanted to do my homework before I invested the calories. However, the positive reviews were accurate – this is a legit delicious burger. You may choose one of their suggested burgers from the menu, or build your own, I decided to build my own, added some grilled onions, and it was superb. The staff who took my order was very nice and even brought the burger over to me, a more formal dining experience than I expected. Also, because this is a food hall you can order drinks from the other b