My husband and I came here for the first time recently on a Friday night. Â We had a great meal! Â Our burgers were delicious and cooked to perfection and the accompanying fries were very tasty as well! Â Our server was top-notch, friendly and everthing from appetizer to drinks to entree was delivered super fast. Â
I was using a Travel Zoo voucher so we got a great deal, but we will be back.
Went here and Friday night, and I was a little apprehensive based on my bad experience with their sister place T/ACO.  This place is was run completely different.  It's a fun sit down burger place with a bar and TV's but a little more upscale than a typical burger joint.  We had the lamb burger and a standard burger with mushroom and swiss.  Both burgers were cooked to perfection and had a nice soft bun and seasoned perfectly.  We also ordered the regular fries and truffle fries.  Both were good, but a I wish there were a little crispier for my liking but my fiancé prefers them less crisp so this is just my preference and nothing was "wrong" with them.  We also order the fried artichokes.  We both thought that they were excellent!
Our only complaint was the service. Â When we first sat down, we ordered 2 drinks from the bar and then the waitress came back a few minutes later to take our food order; no issues there at all. Â Then our appetizer came out; still no drinks. Â Then our burgers came out; still no drinks!! Â We could see our drinks sitting at the bar waiting for our waitress, but we had not seen her in about 10 minutes. Â Then we saw here walking down the alley with her coat on??? Â Then she came back in the restaurant went in the kitchen and took her coat off and then came to our table and asked how we were doing and when I told her that we never received our drinks and I can see them waiting at the bar, Â she just said, "Oh yeah" and went and grabbed our drinks with not mention of, "I'm so sorry" or anything. Â With that exception, the experience was a good one and I will go back because the burgers were so good!!! Â Next time I will try one of their adult milkshakes.
Gross.  It was 8pm and we were the only ones there besides one other table.  The servers were all engaged in some funny topic and the bartender looked over, talked for about 10 more min, then said hi. When i asked about getting crumbled blue cheese he said "of course".  I stressed "not dressing, but the cheese". He agreed. When i got my burger  hey dumped blue cheese dressing all over it.  I couldn't grab his attention cause they went back to some funny topic.  I try not to make a fuss cause i too work in the service industry.  But, I was seated at the bar and the servers (who were still working) were all hanging out at the bar (cause it was slow) which isn't a big deal, but one kept elbowing me as if i was in his way.  So we moved down a stool and he snarled.  Snarled.  Ok.  The fries were cold, my burger was drenched in dressing, and i was annoyed.  Look, i work in service industry... i get it... but don't be an ass.  This place was gross.
Review Source:H Burger Co is all about being local. From local, Colorado only locations, to locally sourced food, H Burger Co didn't go far to prepare your meal. They use locally sourced Angus beef, fresh baked buns, and hand-cut fries. The best part? You can definitely taste that freshness.
I went with the namesake "H Burger", which is  a hand-formed, freshly ground 100% Angus beef patty with Hatch chile, smoked cheddar, sweet 'n' spicy bacon, Bibb lettuce, tomato, onion, and served with a red pepper-tomato jam. It comes in at $11.50 and is served with hand-cut fries. It's a big-ass burger, and is cooked well.
The cheddar didn't necessarily taste "smoked", and the bacon didn't quite hit "sweet 'n' spicy", but they tasted like cheese and bacon, which is pretty good on a burger. It's juicy as can be (they might wanna let the burger rest a minute before serving), which totally decimates the bottom bun. In fact, the bun was a bit of a let-down and totally fell apart with the wetness and weight of this burger. But the flavor is definitely there, and that's kind of the key to this whole thing. The bibb lettuce and Hatch chiles were good touches as well.
A sneaky winner at H Burger Co is their H Sauce, which comes with their fries. It's basically garlic mayo, but I could put some H Sauce on literally everything.
I've been to HBurger three times now, and have concluded that it may be my favorite burger place in Denver so far. The flavors, quality, and quantity have been amazing each time.
The first time I went I had the buffalo burger, which also came with BBQ sauce, pepper jack, and an onion ring. All those ingredients were a perfect blend, and the burger cooked a perfect medium-rare. I think the onion ring is a fantastic touch that, w/ the BBQ sauce, goes great with the wild game taste of the buffalo meat.
My second time I had the H Burger, which was like butter at medium-rare. Once again it was cooked perfectly. The highlight on this burger is the sweet and spicy bacon. Yes, you read that correctly; and yes, it is amazing. It might be the best bacon idea I've experienced (I haven't had chicken fried bacon yet, so no title for now). The sweet and spicy with the smokey bacon is just out of this world good.
So today I went once again and combined the best of both burgers. I got the buffalo burger, but added the sweet and spicy bacon as well. Jackpot baby. It was a flavor explosion. Also got the fried jalapenos, which were dynamite as well.
Service has always been spot on, and the place has never been remotely close to busy. This has worried me, as I feared a bored chef that might overcook something, but the food has always been top notch and also plentiful. Oh, and your Yelp check-in nets you free fries every time. It might look a bit pricy, but it's all worth it in my opinion and you won't leave hungry, that's for sure.
So yeah, I approve of the H.
Pretty stinkin' good burger, matched with their extended happy hour hours, I'm a fan. The zucchini fries were pretty good but I would stick with their potato based fries. Great beers on tap, friendly staff and amazingly convienent location.
They aren't the fastest and the price is a higher than even Park Burger.
Debating what to order? H-burger of course. My friend picked the Colorado burger (lamb) and didn't like it too much. Burger goes very well with the asparagus, even though they made a mistake and gave me fries instead. Asparagus eventually came out when I had 1 bite left of the burger. The server was apologetic and didn't charge for my drink, and it was during lunch rush. So i won't ding them for it. Other than that, the service was great.
Decent price. I love the burger.
I'm not one to write bad reviews but, unfortunately, I need to get the word out..
Saturday night...Off the bat, the restaurant was crowded and grossly understaffed with what seemed like, maybe, 3 servers for the whole floor. Our server seemed flustered and rushed. Right after we ordered, he made a note to say that our food was going to take about 20 minutes because they're backed up. This wouldn't have bothered me so much except for the dissuasion in his voice basically asking us to be like "Oh, nevermind" and leave.
We ordered one standard burger, one chicken sandwich and a side of sweet potato fries. Seems rather simple to me.
35 minutes later, the food comes out by a runner, not our server. No utensils were brought out. No sweet potato fries. The regular fries on our plates were stuck together from sitting out. Bread on the burger wasn't even toasted. My chicken sandwich was room temperature and almost cool to the touch. Our server didn't even apologize for the missing order of fries. He just said, "I took that off your check". Mind you, I would have complained in a timely manner but since the whole staff is running around the floor, we could barely find someone to stop and ask.
Do yourself a favor and avoid this place. You can get a better sandwich and service at Larkburger, Earls, Marlowes or a plethora of other restaurants on 16th street.
The burger was excellent, and the price of $8, which includes fries, is very fair, especially for this location. Â The fries are actually a little sweet, which was interesting. Â The bun was the best part of the meal, it was delicious. Â The service was good and they had some good happy hour deals. Â Probably the best burger on the 16th Street Mall.
Review Source:In my perpetual quest for the perfect burger I finally stopped into HBurger. I recently moved just a few blocks away and was hoping to find my new go to burger. Knowing the history of being the 2011 People's Choice winner I had high expectations. I have to emphasize that my hamburger of choice is a pretty plain burger eaten with a bottle of mustard in one hand and the hamburger in the other. Their hamburger was very good, but expensive for what you get. The fries were also good, but again not great and very expensive for the amount of fries that you get. Lastly, I had a milkshake which I would have to rate as average to poor. Will I go back? Probably to try the wings during happy hour.
Review Source:Been there twice in the last month - the experience was the same both times: Food:=okay; Service=non-existent. Â Apparently ordering burgers to be cooked medium-well means serving them hot-pink at this HBurger. Given the raves this place was getting for the food, I was expecting more. Â I give up and won't be back. I'm not expecting this place to be open much longer, it was pretty empty in there both times.
Review Source:Service at this location was terrible, especially for a not that busy, cold January Thursday night. Got the impression it may have been our servers first night so I'll try not to be too harsh, but she couldn't tell us the Avery Seasonal on tap, then said they only had it canned but brought a draft anyways. Getting our drinks took longer than getting our food and the bartender made a special trip to bring the beers. Drink order was also wrong on our check. Our order was right though and the food tasted fine. I got the grilled asparagus as a side instead of fries, but they were just as salty and the grilling inconsistent. I agree with other yelpers that there are definitely better burger places in Denver, and cheaper too.
Review Source:The food was excellent. We got two burgers- cooked to perfection.
That being said, half of the experience of eating out is the service, and the service here sucks. We've been here twice now, and we have friends who have been here twice, and all of those times were horrible service. I wouldn't normally write a bad review of one bad time of service, but sheesh- it seems consistent here.
Granted, we went during the Broncos playoff game. We were our server's only table, so she sat at the bar and watched the game while we ate. That's fine. But we finished before the game was over, and she never looked over to see us finished or our waters gone. I was willing to overlook that, I knew it was a big game. But then the game finished, and she stayed sitting at the bar talking to friends and watching TV for a full 5-8 minutes AFTER the game ended, and we were still done, waiting, trying to make eye contact, running late for our next thing... It was annoying to say the least.
Then she dropped off the bill and said, "Take your time," with no awareness that we were trying desperately to get out of there. So then we had to wait for her to stop talking to her friends AGAIN to come back to run the bill.
So, great food. Terrible service. Know that going into it. We'll probably just find another great burger somewhere else on 16th Street Mall since this has happened repeatedly.
HBurger was the 2011 Peoples Choice winner at the 1st annual Denver Burger Battle. Â I sampled their entry at the 2012 Burger Battle (in fact it was the first one I tried). It was a beef burger with bacon, egg, and cheese. Â It was one of my best bites of the night. So, I had been looking forward to going to H Burger.
I ordered the HBurger(AngusBeef) (Happy. Harmonious. Heck yeah! Hand-formed, freshly ground 100% Angus beef, Hatch chile, smoked Cheddar, sweet 'n' spicy bacon, Bibb lettuce, tomato, and onion, served with a red pepper-tomato jam). Â It sounded excellent, but it did not quite live up to the hype. Â Don't get me wrong, it was a very tasty and well cooked burger. Â However, it did not seem to have the same zing as what I had at Tag Burger bar last week. Â I thought the flavors were good, but they seemed a bit muddled overall. Â The fries that came with the burger also seemed somewhat lackluster. Â In addition, we ordered a side of onion rings that were solidly good. Â However, the chipotle ketchup served with them was subtle to the point of "hmm, is this just regular ketchup?" .
Service was pretty darn good. Â I am torn between 3 and 4 stars, but given what they served up at the Denver Burger Battle, I am willing to go with 4.
So, I went back and ate more of the food.
That being said, I've found my new burger place.
Our table of 6 each got our burgers cooked differently and each one was spot on. That is so hard to find.
The service is SOOOOOOOOOOO horrible. I had to get up and refill my own water twice.
If they had service half as good as their food, this would probably be my new #1 in Denver.
I recently purchased a half off deal for H Burger, as I'd been wanting to try it for a while but wasn't sure I'd like it enough to pay full price. Â
My husband and I went to H Burger around 1:30 on a Sunday afternoon, and the place wasn't very busy so we were seated right away. Â The person who seated and waited on us was attentive and explained some of the items on the menu since it was our first time there. Â
We started with the fried jalapenos & Sriracha-ranch sauce. Â Very good and very spicy! Â We both ordered the veggie burger, which was so different from any veggie burger I've ever tried. The menu describes it as, "Special blend of squash and beans, bound with egg and grilled on the flat top, topped with sweet and spicy bok choy, red peppers, and H|Greens." Â I didn't really notice any squash, though there were some whole garbanzo beans in it, and it was fried crispy. Â And it contained quite a bit of onion in fairly large pieces, which I liked, but my husband hated; we both thought the menu should have mentioned the fact that it's made with onion. Â Fries were good: hand-cut and plentiful, some fairly crispy and some a little less so. Â
The cocktails were good; some seemed a bit overpriced while others were a very good deal. Â I'm glad I tried it out and only paid half price! Â I would pay them another visit, as there are a few other things on the menu that sound good.
You are better off going to other burger places such as Park burger or lark burger. Â My boyfriend and I ordered two medium rare burgers that were both well done and just meh.
the only upside is that they make an aioli sauce that goes with the fries and they give you jolly ranchers on your way out.
I don't like when I walk out of restaurant after eating a burger and I hurt. Â These burgers were the perfect size and I'd actually pay more for the right sized burger than less for a gut bomb. Â I have read some other reviews about bad service, but our service was great; not gushing, but prompt and real.
Review Source:Colorado is the real deal when it comes to burgers folks, and while HBurger has a unique vibe and a deep menu, it falls a bit short when it's held up to the competition.
Star 1: How was the service and atmosphere?
To compliment what is a pretty stellar location on Blake Street, HBurger has prompt service and a friendly staff in an atmosphere that's great for either a legitimate dinner or a quick hangout to catch a game. No complaints. Star Granted.
Star 2: How were the portions relative to the cost?
I'm willing to fork out mid-double digits for a good burger, especially when we're looking at Buffalo instead of Beef. With that in mind, I was perfectly fine handing over $12.95 for what turned out to be a decent-sized burg. Check it out:
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Star Granted.
Stars 3 and 4: How was the food?
Good? Yes. Great? Not exactly. Unfortunately, HBurger falls into that category (along with Smashburger and Larkburger) that relies on toppings for taste, and that's just something I can't quite get behind. There's nothing wrong with toppings, but you know you've got a quality burger in hand when the flavor is coming from the burger itself. Here? That simply wasn't the case. Single Star Granted.
Star 5: Would you eat here every day if you could?
I really like HBurger's vibe, and the menu is brilliant, but there are simply too many other options in the area. No Star Granted.
Good restaurant, nothing against it for giving it 3 stars - just was not what I liked especially.
Good:
VERY friendly/cool staff.
Food quality, you can get rare meat (a big +),
Variety of additions to burger
Happy hour beer, buy one get one.
Bad:
Price
All topping additions to burger cost money.
Quantity. 7oz burgers?
Beer selection is not good.
I added a egg to my burger and cheese, it was done in 5 bites. I switched out my fries for coleslaw (a cheaper menue idem than fries) for a $2 fee. Very little food for me.
I am sure some people would really like the place, its very clean and upscale. However, when I think of burgers, I think filling, and I love me some burgers and beer - this was not that for me.
One of my favorite burger joints and I've been here a few times, but have yet to review it. So here it goes. I took some out of town friends here last week and I have a different burger every time. This time around I had the Colorado Lamb burger. Yummy! I always get the sweet potato fries and no doubt there are always a great choice! Though next time I think I want to try the zucchini fries. I always like to finish off my burgers with the Nutella Marshmallow shake. That alone is another great reason to make your way to H Burger. Great burgers, great drinks! Love this place!
Review Source:We finally tried HBurger for lunch today thanks to a Living Social coupon.
We had always walked by on 16th, noticed that it looked pretty cool inside, but never went in until today.
The place was quite busy for lunch and the open space, contemporary look and booths are quite cool.
I saw a few people having salads which looked very yummy and I love the do it yourself salad menu at each table.
We were here to try the burgers so we went for an H Burger.....beef burger topped with chedar, bacon and poblanos, and a lamb burger. Both with regular fries.
The dishes took more than 1/2 an hour to arrive, but to be fair all their tables were busy and we had plenty of soda refills in the meantime.
The H Burger was good, although I wouldn't put it ahead of Smash or Red Robins on 16th St. The Lamb burger came with feta cheese, but it was missing something...some mint, more herbs or something else to enhance the flavor.
The burgers came with fries which were a bit overcooked/soggy but having mayo along with the fries is always nice.
2 burgers and 1 soda came to $28, a bit pricey versus other options around.
I've had a couple mediocre experiences at this HBurger, but then my Mom and I went in on Saturday, November 24, 2012, and had the most horrible service. My major "mistake" was asking for a cup of coffee. The first wait person lied to me and said they didn't have coffee, then he asked what looked like the manager. The manager mumbled something about having it and then tried to discourage me by saying it was just standard restaurant coffee. I said that was fine. You'd think I had asked them all to strip down naked and throw acid on themselves.
I had a direct sight line into the kitchen, which was our assigned waitress's demise -- I saw her mouthing off to one of the cooks about having to -GASP- make coffee. (You know, her job?) From there, her service went from barely tolerable to downright awful and rude. She gave us really bad attitude if we asked for anything, didn't check on us, never refilled our water glasses, and didn't offer dessert when she brought the check. We asked for one of the nitro shakes to share anyway, and when it came back, the marsh mellows were completely burned and inedible. Meanwhile, we saw her flirting and doing a great job for a table full of young guys. Too bad we didn't have male genitalia, eh?
I hope her $0.20 tip  on a $30+ bill and our list of the reasons why sufficiently pissed her off. We should have spoken with her boss.
The rest of the food was fine, but the service was so awful, I will never go back. In this economy, it's a shame to keep people employed who are rude to customers and offer horrible service. Too many good people out there looking for jobs, and restaurants can't really afford it!
With so many options for a good hamburger downtown, I chalk HBurger up to an option that should simply be lost amongst the group. Although I've been a few times as its downtown location is convenient and friends of mine like it, I always find myself leaving feeling like I spent $5 more for what I received than what I got. Save your money and hit up a local competitor like Smashburger!
Review Source:Mother of Little HBurger. Â Where in Denver can you go at lunch for $1.50 more than you would pay for a BIG Mac Combo Meal? HERE! At $7.95, for a burger, fries and a drink at lunch and at happy hour, this is a delicious deal! Fresh beef, spiced and caramelized to near perfection: add their grilled, out of the ordinary bun and the hand-cut fries, that must be waterboarded and twice fried, and you can/will forget that McDonald's exists...! Â Only Park Burger's burger is as good in Denver!
Review Source:I have been to their location off of Colorado Blvd and it was just ok. This visit was delicious. The Eden burger, the best veggie burger I've ever had. Sweet potato fries were good and the ginger-scallion sour cream. I ate too many fries just so I could eat the ginger-scallion sour cream. If I had a spoon I might have eaten it by itself.
Review Source:I've been to this location a few times, but after tonight's visit I am wondering if I feel like giving the service another chance.
Setting the scene:
We arrive a little after 9 on a Saturday night, it's not busy, but not dead either. We wait for them to clean a booth, then wait more for the waitress to finally come to the table.
What goes down:
We order drinks, a strawberry lemonade (which was too sour and expensive for not getting any refills) and a nutella shake (delicious as always). I'm pretty sure the waitress forgot about the shake because after waiting a while a bartender came and sullenly set the drink down at our table.
We ordered a regular burger with blue cheese and a salad instead of fries (which somehow cost $1 extra, but only consisted of 1 cherry tomato cut in half, a few onion slivers, and mixed greens-though the basil vinaigrette was delicious-). We also ordered the Colorado Burger (lamb). Other than the strange price discrepancy with the salad and fries, the food was fantastic and cooked exactly as ordered.
The issues started with the wait on the server, then moved to the sullen bartender, then to the food runner who brought our burgers to the table (he had a very angry air about him and didn't respond at all when thanked or offer any further assistance), then back to the waitress who didn't check on us until we were almost finished with our meal, and continued to keep us waiting after we had a credit card out and ready to pay. I more than once considered asking the hostess to find our absent server, but I like to give people the benefit of the doubt.
And wrapping up:
Left with happy tummies but disappointed service expectations.
TL;DR: You are taking a gamble on service when eating at this location.
Don't waste your time...
Of all the places in Denver that serves good burgers, I would say this is not worth the time or money. They have the worst fries I've ever tasted. I got the truffle fries which smelled delicious but tasted awful. They were limp  and soggy and brown and frankly tasted like day old microwaved fries that were originally fried in really dirty oil. I had a soda too so my lunch was about $20. A high price to pay to put this restaurant on the do not go list.
My office is just a few blocks from H Burger, so when we feel like spending a little extra and deserve the calories, we consider it a treat. But it seems like this place can't stop going downhill.
First of all, they ask how you want your burger cooked, and they never get it right. Â I don't really mind, and I've never complained, but why do they keep asking me? Every time I go, I have hope they might get it right and every time I go, it's not right. American cheese is $1.50 and either the buns are WAY to big for the burgers, or the burgers are tiny. You'll feel ripped off every time you go. We have NEVER gone and not had them be out of at least one thing.
There's never a good time to go. If you go at lunch, there's a wait that's not worth it. I've never seen more than one hostess, so it takes 5 minutes just to get on the list. Â It always seems like their understaffed as each server is running out of the kitchen with drink for 3 or 4 tables. Either no one wants to work there, or management doesn't know how to staff their restaurant.
Go when it's slow, and there's no hostess. The bartender will hand you a menu and tell you to sit wherever, and if the bartender isn't behind the bar, you just stand around wondering what to do. Don't seat yourself. You'll get some serious attitude like 'um...do you guys need menu's? are you planning on eating?'.....no, we just sat down to take a break from the 16th street mall. It had nothing to do with the fact there's a hostess stand with no one standing at it.
Whenever you go, make sure you have AT LEAST an hour to spare.
The worst though, as it's not hard to find overpriced restaurants or bad service, is the cleanliness. Last time we were there we noticed that areas of the floor had attempted to have been SCRAPED clean. We tried wiping the floor with a wet napkin, and the napkin turned black while the floor wet became the texture of slippery tar. We had noticed in the past how slippery the floors are, but now we know why. We mentioned it to our server and her response was, 'sorry about that, it's hard to keep the floors clean with all the grease. you're not the first ones to complain' Then why don't they clean them? what are they doing with the profit from my $1.50 American cheese? They're not spending it on mop (though it would take a lot more than that for those floors), and definitely not labor, or the inaccurate menus, or the food they're constantly out of.
This place used to be great, but clearly they need new management as it's clearly been neglected.
If you could make bets over yelp, I'd bet your lunch you'd have an overall better experience next door at Petes, or two blocks away at Smashburger...and I don't even care for Smashburger.
Summary: The food was delicious; the service was just OK.
I had the caprese grill cheese (I'm a vegetarian... at a burger place, I know.) with truffle parmesean fries. Food was delicious and I'd highly recommend both of those. The fries were some of the best I've had in my entire life, let alone in Denver.
Service was another story (at the Blake Street location.) Went in after the typical lunch hour and it took a long time for me to get a glass of water, and when I asked for ketchup after I got my food that took a really long time, too.
I'd definitely recommend this place for the food, and I'm sure I'll go back. Hope the service is speedier (or at least more attentive) when I go back.
I LOVE H BURGER!!! These are fantastic burgers! I have to say the best I have ever had. I have only been there once. YUM YUM! They have a variety of meats, and their shakes are to die for! Â You can have liquid nitrogen shakes or regular, the service is incredible, and it is an all around great spot to eat an amazing burger. The ambiance is nice and if you have good company there is no way you won't have a good time here!
The staff was awesome! We even had a good time with them!
The burgers are delicious and the fry selection is diverse. The milkshakes are also enticing but I've yet to try one because the portions are so large that I've not been able to finish a meal by myself!
I'm sad to say my main issue has been service. I've been here twice now; once to dine-in and once for take-out. When I dined in, I mentioned I am gluten-free and our server assured me that's not a problem (gluten-free buns at no extra cost, YAY). We went with a veggie burger and the bison burger, both tasty and filling. Unfortunately, we were not told that the zucchini fries are dredged in wheat flour before frying so only one of us got to eat those. The sweet potato fries are also delicious.
The second time around, I ordered take-out. I called ahead on my drive there so that I wouldn't have to wait; however, I got there and the lady I spoke with said there were no take-outs ready to go. I see her talking to the bartender and it looks as though he finds the order next to the register, quickly puts it in and she walks away. Basically, they forgot to put in my order and I don't hear from them again for ten minutes.
Meh. :/
This is a burger place, and in my opinion, does well in this regard. My burger was cooked perfectly, well seasoned, on a great bun. Yummy. Â Really like the sauce they serve with the fries, too.
However, there are a few issues...
Nitrogen milkshakes sound fun and delicious, but they are far from it here. One of my co-workers advised against getting one, even though they recently won best milkshake in Denver. I had a Groupon, so I knew I needed to reach a certain food minimum...and I made the dangerous assumption that said co-worker just has horrid taste. Â The vanilla milkshake is just bland and terrible, and it's $4 for a small--which is VERY small, mind you.
Prices are a little ridiculous. Â They always seem to be on Groupon Now, which to me might be the driver. Â I'd rather go somewhere and pay a reasonable price upfront than always be searching for a coupon. Â There's no way I would pay full price to eat here.
Have you ever looked at a menu, made your decisions, had them set in stone and then, at the very last minute seen something that changed your mind completely based solely on the perceived yummy factor of your newly discovered menu item? That happened to me at HBurger.
I had all but settled on the lamb burger for lunch here. It sounded delicious. When, all of a sudden, the Tomato Caprese Grilled Cheese jumped off the menu and into my eyeballs. And I couldn't get it out of my mind.
So, naturally, I ordered it.
Sweet. Fancy. Moses.
That is, without a doubt, the best gourmet grilled cheese that I've ever had. And I don't even like tomatoes! The bread was perfectly toasted and there was NO skimping on the cheese and it was just the rind (is that what it's called?) of the tomatoes, so it was all sweetness and no slimy tomato innards.
I know that you should probably order a burger at a place named after burgers, but, damn, if you're ever hear and not in the mood for meat, get this grilled cheese. You will NOT be disappointed.
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