Sam's Burger Joint

Sam's Burger Joint reminds me of the late 1990s/early 2000s food scene in San Antonio. Restaurants in prime locations that served up decent food were able to build a name for themselves despite their food being incredibly average. It's a decent burger if you like all burgers, but I would feel bad for any American Burger Hunters who end up at this place. I'm not even a big Chris Madrid's fan, but I think they offer a better version of the Sam's Burger Joint burger.

I've never been to Sam's Burger joint as a venue, but I'm not really a fan of ska or jazz.

This was my first time eating at Sam's.  I chose the guacamole/Jack burger combo w/sweet potato fries.  Second best burger I've ever eaten.  Service was fantastic to include those who stopped by our table to ensure we were enjoying our food.

Décor was interesting to look at too; love the license plates.

Good, but not great burgers.  Mushrooms were so-so.  Got crowdwd fast on a Friday lunch... so get there early.
The atmosphere, though, now that is worth seeing.  I loved the old posters on the ceiling.  Price was probably 2 $$ signs, not just one.

Overall, good lunch, but for the location and history.  If you are looking for a out of the world burger, go elsewhere.