Burger House

micastio, says:

• Food:

  2/5

• Vibe:

  2/5

• Service:

  1/5

• Value:

  2/5

• Overall:

  2/5

I know there's some people from Dallas that swear by this place, but I don't. The burgers kind of make me feel sick after I eat it, its heavy, greasy and not that great. The fries are okay.

I think you can get a better burger at Chips or Angry Dog.

BILLMARSHALL, says:

• Food:

  5/5

• Vibe:

  5/5

• Service:

  5/5

• Value:

  5/5

• Overall:

  5/5

STILL THE BEST BURGER AND FRIES IN TOWN AT EITHER LOCATION, THEIR SEASONING SALT MAKES ALL THE DIFFERENCE IN THE WORLD. YOU CAN PURCHASE THE SEASONING SALT, I BUY IT IN THE BIG BOTTLE, GOES GREAT ON EVERYTHING.

dftimes, says:

• Food:

  3/5

• Vibe:

  4/5

• Service:

  3/5

• Value:

  3/5

• Overall:

  4/5

Consistent hamburgers, thin, I ordered the double which is a better size hamburger. The fries and onion rings are unique since he late owner and current owner continue to serve these items with greek seasoning on them. Good place to go, has been opened since the 50's so you get a good sense of history in a city that does not have enough.

robertcut, says:

• Food:

  4/5

• Vibe:

  3/5

• Service:

  3/5

• Value:

  4/5

• Overall:

  3/5

This place has been here for years and has a loyal following. It's a small place in Snyder Plaza with just a few tables and a small patio.

The burgers are good. They are thin, but they taste good probably because of the salt blend that they use here. It's also used on their fries, which actually taste better than the burgers.

My wife likes the chicken fried steak sandwich and chili cheese fries.

If you're looking for a big thick burger, this is not the place. But, if you're looking for a good old fashioned burger this is the place.

DC, says:

• Food:

  1/5

• Vibe:

  2/5

• Service:

  2/5

• Value:

  1/5

• Overall:

  1/5

Salt. I guess if I was really needing some extra sodium, this would be the place.

Sometimes to find the great meals, you have to take a few bad ones, too.

Burgers are flat, as if run over by some kind of machinery. Additionally, with the grease, they are prone to escape acts from between the buns.

Fries are skinny affairs, and the salt soaks up most of the grease, which is really quite amazing if you think about it.

Admittedly, this place is probably not really any heavier in that regard than any other fsat fooder, but the fact that they advertise and sell the salt really drives it home.

Take along a couple extra quarts of water while you're there for the drive home unless you like the stranded in the desert in kidney failure feeling.