Today, ate at Chicken Oil Company. They were amazing growing up! Wow how they went downhill!…read more Koppe Bridge is what Chicken Oil use to be. You place your order, they make your burger and it goes from the grill to the bun. Nice and greasy like it should be. Chicken Oil has become so packed you can't move. The burgers have become an assembly line. They cook 10-20 and toss them in a pan where they sit until it's moved down the line. Dry & cold. Koppe Bridge has a wonderful atmosphere. Old school country music playing. Creaky wooden floors. The one thing I CAN give the edge to Chicken Oil is the friendly and helpful staff! Because honestly..I've eaten at Koppe numerous times and literally every single time, the girls in the front are essentially snotty Sorority-type girls. Always different girls but always the same type. (Rude, eye rolls, zero friendly customer service). Maybe they need to hire staff based on personality and not how cute they are.

This is an icon amongst the students of Texas A&M. This is the favoriate amongst many of the…read morecollege crowd because it is a great place, great food, and get a value for your money. I've had their burgers so many times that it should be rated on Texas Monthly. They are great. This time I changed it up and went with the chicken friend steak sandwich basket. The parking seems small, but just circle around. Whatever side you come on, go to the "back" and you'll find room. When you come in go straight to the cash registers and place your order/state your name. Grab your drinks and find a seat. Pay attention because when the guy screams your name into the cheap-axst speaker system, you might loose it. Consider it an audiology exam. If you come in with a parent that was on Peanuts, they will understand the PA perfectly. Everyone else takes their chances. With the basket you get a PILE of bar fries. They are great and there's a mountain of them. This alone should lure you in. I went with the chicket fried steak sandwich. Very tasty, but for some reason I thought it would come with gravy. Nope. If that changes your impression of a chicken fried steak, you may want to pass. I just covered it in ketchup and enjoyed the change up. Pro-Tip: Don't even try to come here on game days.

Saw a few new items on the menu today and thought I'd give the chicken quesadillas a try…read more excellent!! Next will be the fish and chips. Really enjoy the neighborhood vibe Good job!

A random pick unsure of where to lunch, but it was great. Staff all super friendly, and plenty of…read moreseating outside in the shade. Had sort of a roadhouse feel to it, and definitely got busy as the lunch hour progressed. Had a couple beers, the brisket Philly, a frito pie and side of Mac and cheese. Really wanted the brisket queso too, but chickened out as I already ordered quite a bit. Will get it next time though, the brisket in the Philly was delicious. Entered a raffle with an older couple for a pistol on the way out, which I wasn't expecting, but as the elderly gentlemen said, one can never have too many firearms. Fingers crossed I guess lol all around a fun stop for lunch.

I like their chicken sandwich and my husband says their burger is good. Really reasonably priced…read more Took 1 star bc I ordered strawberry shake to go on line and got chocolate shake. When I called, they said they were out of strawberry. Wish they told me that at pick up. Not cool as people can be allergic to chocolate - any substitutes should be mentioned.

Great ambiance and awesome service, though I went at an off hour, the food meh. Wasn't bad for a…read morethin burger served with Great Value brand jalapeños. The bun needs help, so halfway through the burger I took it off and enjoyed the flavor of the diet patty. Fifteen dollars was a little steep for a burger, fries, and a medium drink. Overall not a bad burger, it just needs a better supporting cast.

Came here for the first time with my ohana. Ordered:…read more Appetizer: Hot Honey and Sage Fries: Spicy af, but delicious sweet potato fries Parmesan Truffle Fries: Amazing flavor, but fries seemed a bit undercooked Parmesan Truffle Brussel Sprouts: FREKKING amaaaaazing. The roast texture was perfect Entree: Wagyu Smash Burger: simple, but delicious Cadillac Wagyu Burger: huge, juicy, and flavorful Roosevelt Burger: weird fancy sauce making the burger interestingly delicious Doddy Melt: greasy and heart attack good lol Overall: pretty pricey, but the food is very flavorful. We will definitely be back to check out their other unique burgers. Staff are fast and friendly. Lots of tables to dine on. You pay first then find a table and they'll deliver to your table. They also have a full bar. Located within Century Square. Careful where you park as most parking here is paid parking. There is a garage that is free, but it's a bit of a walk.

Great burgers if you get the wagyu beef! I haven't been since they first opened & went last week…read more Good burgers & service. My only thing is it felt like nothing had been cleaned in months. The tables, booths, windows were greasy & gross. The whole place needs a scrub down.

Very nice counter staff. Small menu, the burgers are too lean. The Bulgogi Burger was very good…read more The buns are also good. Moist and just right. We were hoping it would be a better burger because we came to see our Grandson and wanted a nicer place.

The Burger house... or should I say Shack cause that's what it looks like !…read more I was in C station trying to find a good burger place. I used to live around Hempstead, Prairie view and Waller a couple years ago when I first came to Texas and it was kinda hard finding good places to eat ' I'm not gonna lie I was scouring yelp for about 30 mins before I stumbled across Burger House. I even got to the point where I asked some locals and they said Burger House was a burger staple in C station. Upon looking at the photos, it seemed like a burger that you make at the house to be candid. When I pulled up, I was like "oh wow this place look like a straight shack that's fasho." I decided to go through the drive-through & when I pulled up to the drive-through the gentleman who took my order was hella welcoming and just overall nice like he was happy I pulled up. I swear I was the highlight of my visit. I ended up getting the combo , bacon cheeseburger with fries and a drink, and it was for decent price too. The burger itself was mediocre if I'm being honest, the meat lacked some seasoning, though the fries were pretty decent with a soft inside, light crisp outside. I like the fact they put the lettuce, tomato, onion and pickles on the side instead of in the burger which can make it soggy. So there was some attention to detail. The Bun though? That thang was soft on the outside and was lightly toasted on the inside, which was dope. Would I be back? If I'm being honest, just to say wasup to the gentlemen who took my order and that's about it!

I was SO EXCITED to find out that there is a Cookshack in College Station!…read more We stopped here for lunch on a Sunday before heading home. We were BLOWN AWAY by the number of college students, dressed in their Sunday's best, openly praying over their food before enjoying some awesome chicken. It was SO NICE TO SEE! We ordered a family meal (20 pieces), 2 sides of fries and a chicken sandwich meal. We paid around $40. Great value! The food came out quick and arrived hot and fresh. I had a slight "issue" where I thought my chicken wasn't fully cooked and the manager reassured me that it was just breading but happily remade my sandwich to give me peace of mind. I REALLY appreciated that. Everyone thoroughly enjoyed their meals, literally leaving "not a fry left behind." The size of my chicken on the sandwich was HUGE- had to be hanging off the roll by 2" on each side! Staff were phenomenal. Everyone was so friendly and helpful. Love the laid back decor. Plenty of seating inside and some tables outdoors as well. Definitely recommend!

Really good! In fact, it's a contender for my favorite fried chicken in town. The only undecided…read morewinner so far is Mess Waffles. The Cookshack has a different vibe and feels more like a lunch or dinner spot, while Mess is the perfect breakfast place. Alright, who am I reviewing again? Right. The Cookshack has some great options, and my wife and I went for the Chicken & Waffles. I chose the hottest seasoning they had--pretty sure it was ghost pepper--and yeah, it was spicy but didn't make me miserable. There was a lot of food, and it definitely filled us up. My wife got mac n cheese with hers and really enjoyed every bite. The cashier was nice and attentive. The atmosphere is great for a lunch or dinner date. Plus, they have large booths, which we really appreciate.

Came here for the first time. Gotta be honest, not the best looking burger joint on the outside,…read morebut the inside is clean and spacious. We ordered the Mooyah Cheeseburger, Cheddar Bacon BBQ, and an Oreo and Strawberry Milkshake. The burgers were pretty delicious. The patty was pretty thin so I wish it was a bit thicker otherwise, there was a greater bun/veggies to meat ratio. The fries were very fresh, crunchy, and well seasoned. Probably one of the best fries we had. The staff are friendly and fast. Lots of tables to dine at and a good amount of parking.

Didn't really have high expectations, but decided to try Mooyah simply because we wanted a burger…read moreand had driven by it many times. In summary -- pleasantly surprised. To be sure, the interior of the restaurant wasn't particularly spiffy or clean, but the burgers and fries were quite good. Burgers are not huge, but given the portion of the well-done fries, that's a good thing. Mooyah slots in nicely above the typical fast-food places but more casual than the pricier spots. Worth a visit.

Great food and service! Drinks were great:)…read more Fried and burger were fresh and workers were amazing

We hit up Proudest Monkey again in downtown Bryan and this time it was a win all around. The place…read morehas been slinging burgers, tacos and cocktails to the Brazos Valley since forever in restaurant years and the locals seem to love it for good reason. My wife ordered a burger and devoured it without a single word. This is how I know she truly enjoyed it. I went for two tacos (they run about $6 bucks each) including the Pulled Hammy and the Mama Migas. Both were packed with flavor and spicy enough to keep me on my toes. Service was on point. Our waitress hustled even though it was a chill lunch crowd. The bar itself has this cozy (not wide) historic downtown vibe with brick and wood and all the kind of stuff you see in those hip Austin places people brag about. This is why you give everyone a 2nd chance. We'll be back!