Son of a Burger

I had been hearing some buzz about a burger joint in Lexington, and we decided to head out and give it a try. Son of a Burger, S.O.B., is known for its creative, loaded burgers, including the "Cowboy SOB" with BBQ sauce and onion rings and the "Hangover SOB" with a fried egg and bacon. I ordered the S.O.B. Deluxe double with fries. My wife had the same burger, but as a single. The fries were out of a bag, but they were cooked perfectly and seasoned extremely well. They are served with S.O.B. sauce, a typical fry sauce made with ketchup, mayo, and a few spices. They had a great crispy crunch and were pillowy on the inside. The bun was fresh, a typical hamburger bun out of a bag. The veggies were fresh and crispy, but they were a little thin to hold up to the burger. The pickles are sweet p

I'm a huge fan of Wing KYng and when I heard the owner had a burger place coming i had to try. I'm four burgers in now at Son of a Burger and what's not to love? Great food, friendly service and easy ordering. Like Wing KYng Son of a Burger has a deceptively simple menu only a few items but with endless options to customize your order. Orders are delivered quickly giving you just enough time to grab a beer across the room at Old North. Menu Highlight: The SMUSH burger.

Stopped by for an early dinner on Sunday and our Hangover burgers did not disappoint. I love a smash burger and these are perfect. The fries and onion rings were a delicious compliment! Highly recommend!

This was my first time visiting here, and most likely the last. I stopped in at The Old North Bar for a drink. The atmosphere in here is great. It wasn’t busy at all. Son of Burger is located inside the Old North Bar dining area. I walked up to the counter, no other customers were there. There was one worker who didn’t acknowledge us. We then realized that the monitors on the counter were for self serve ordering. Ok, we can do that. If a customer looks a bit confused maybe the employee should say something like “hello, how are you? Here’s the process…” Ordered a burger and was given a number. The food was just placed on the counter. I eventually figured that out and went up to get it myself. This also left me wondering what the tip was for. The burger was missing one of the toppings (a

Well, we stopped in during the Dolly Vintage Show and only one poor guy is cooking. How do you run a business during a massive show and no have any help? I ordered 1.5 hrs ago and still no food. At this point, it's going to be another 30 minutes. This is not what I paid for when I came to the flea market (or food) but I don't blame the guy cooking. I blame the owner and management for this fiasco. So, if you are coming to Greyline for a large event, seek food elsewhere. Smells delish, but who knows if I'll ever find out ... But no food is worth this wait!