Jubilee Burger

To be honest, I crave this place. Specifically, their Oreo shake. The burgers are great, too. They make it fresh when you order. The last time I went, I only waited about 10 minutes to get my order (two cheeseburgers, Oreo shake, and one order of fries). Luckily, they weren't as busy as normal. This place isn't one of those fancy burger joints. Don't expect above and beyond service or a well polished dining experience. The food is great, that's what makes me keep coming back. I've only ever had the cheeseburgers, fries, and Oreo shake. My family has had other menu items and they've loved them. My takeaway is that their shakes are worth the visit. Typical diner vibes. Parking has never been an issue. Prices are affordable. Don't disregard them because of location or less than the best custo

I had their "Double" burger meal. There was nothing wrong with the burger... The whole place feels like an In-n-Out burger and that's what I was expecting out of my experience. The staff was friendly and accommodating. Definitely a mom-n-pop vibe. Also, their burger comes standard with their "fry" or thousand Island-type sauce. You have to ask for k/m if you want it, which they happily provided in to-go ramikens, on the side. As of last year, Jubilee burger also had a food truck type trailer in the Parkland area. All in all, a good experience with good food, but if you're from California and you're expecting In-n-Out, best give this place a grain of salt or make the trip to Ridgefield, WA next month when In-n-Out opens there.

Asked for a kids meal because I don't eat that much. The manager said and I quote your an adult you can't order that. That's for kids your an adult. What the hell does my age have to do with what the portion I eat. Had no idea there's a policy on adults not buying kids food for themselves. Cody the manager said it to me in a I hate my job tone. Not being funny that guy needs to be canned. Asap

The burger was over salty very thin. Patties fries was okay. Service was good

This was my first time in with a couple classmates today and wanted a snack, so I ordered a small vanilla shake and a fry. The cashier was quite rude, refused to really speak to me or acknowledge that I was there; even after saying please and thank you. When working with the people, and being the first face of the restaurant, it’s really important that you try to be friendly, I mean you chose the customer service job. The older lady that gave me my fries however was very sweet and polite, and I saw her cleaning the whole time I was there. Unfortunately I will not be coming back due to the quality of the shake and the service from the cashier.