Nostalgic drive-in burger joint. Eat inside or pull up and they come out and take your order. Great…read moreburgers, hotdogs, fries, and onion rings.

Date of Visit: Thursday, January 23, 2025…read more The restaurant opened at 11am, and I arrived about 11:10am. I ordered a hamburger, chili dog, onion rings and a root beer float. I give the onion rings 1 star because they were awful. I believe the onion rings were left over from the night before. They were hard...and tasted like grease/oil. The root beer float was not good either...the "soda" didn't even taste like root beer and the vanilla ice cream was bland. It definitely wasn't Blue Bell Homemade Vanilla Ice Cream. The hamburger was delicious, and the chili dog was good. I may return and order the onion rings later in the day...hopefully they'll be fresh.

Delicious burgers and perfect seasoned fries. Impressed with how good it was. The outside building…read moreappearance does not do the food any justice.

I really wanted to love this place, especially with all the hype and recommendations I had heard…read morebeforehand. The food was definitely good, and the burgers were flavorful and made with quality ingredients. They also have a nice variety of burger options and plenty of great sides to choose from. That being said, I left feeling a little underwhelmed. The burger was solid, but it wasn't anything that made me think, "I have to come back." Maybe my expectations were set too high, but I was expecting something more memorable. The biggest downside is the price. My meal--a burger, curly fries, and a drink--came out to $21. That's wildly too high. For a fast-casual burger restaurant, that's hard for me to justify. While the food was good, I didn't feel like it was good enough to warrant that price tag. Overall, it's a decent spot with quality food, but the value just isn't there for me. I'd probably come back if someone else was paying, but with so many great burger places offering similar quality for less, this wouldn't be my first choice.

I just recently tried Shake Shack in Grand Prairie and the burger and chocolate shake were…read moredelicious. Its hard to go wrong there! The price was a little high, which is what has been keeping me from trying Shake Shack out earlier. I went through the drive thru so I cant speak for the dining area, but the drive thru was quick and had two lanes. Good amount of parking at a busy intersection though! You should probably try this place at least once!

We are all about healthy eating so we don't go out for a so called fast food style hamburgers…read more First time In Shake shack and we are from California. I believed there is one in Newport Beach, Ca. This Place is clean, restrooms and outside. We are very particular about cleanliness of establishments like this. Staff are welcoming; they dressed nice, look clean and with a nice smile! The burgers are soooo good, definitely tasted fresh! Pleasantly surprised. We plan to come back here again. Probably make this our go to spot for burgers and let our tennis friends know about it too. Happy with what we have purchased. We even tried the caramel spicy shake. Delicious for a couple who don't like anything sweet. If you are looking for a lot of food, you should go elsewhere. We look for quality. This place deserves a 4 star minimum! Keep up the great job! Dr J & LC

I've been wanting to visit Portillo's since the beginning of 2026, and I finally found the time to…read morestop by. I ordered my usual char-broiled double cheeseburger, fries, and onion rings, which never disappoints. I also decided to try the char-grilled Maxwell street Polish sausage with sport peppers and cheese sauce. Unfortunately, the Polish sausage was underwhelming, and the cheese sauce tasted like canned cheese from a dollar store. Both are items I wouldn't order again in the future. The customer service continues to be top-notch, and ordering through the kiosk was fast and easy.

Good burger. I should have checked my bag given the state of people's integrity in regards to doing…read moretheir job. I ordered a burger and fries got home had a handful of ketchup and exactly 3 individual fries. This is not the first time this location punted. It's getting old, really old. I imagine that across the Metroplex many orders are being jacked up as I type this, people who want to make more $ but slack at the gig. Let them inherit the wind. Yeah, I'm pissed.

Friendly service here! And they have catfish! The…read moredrive-thru line moves fairly quickly, as long as you're prepared to order when it's your turn. The Golden Chick name flies high across the front of the restaurant...attracting attention to invite you in. Hehe I highly recommend the side salad. A fresh salad with grape tomatoes, broccoli, and grated cheese is jam packed into the container. I had to pour it into one of my cereal bowls. I didn't use the Ken's dressing, but instead used my Hidden Valley Ranch. The catfish is a bit small, but very good. Make sure you get a roll and some gravy - very tasty!

I made an error when doing my pickup order & instead of ASAP I put the time as the next morning. I…read morewent straight to the restaurant & explained my problem. Jack was at the counter & immediately helped me by calling his manager & working the problem out for me. I left 10 minutes later with my order freshly cooked. Jack personally cared about me as a customer & bagged my order. This was not the first time I had seen Jack care about his job. Please hang on to this employee. He is priceless & needs a raise. You have the best catfish in DFW area

I was getting some tires put on, founf the spot within walking distance. I'm not much for walking…read morebut my daughter talked me into it.. PLACE IS FANTASTI, I walk across town to eat here. Worth any drive.

For the price of $18 it wasn't very good. I expected it to be a very good cheesesteak. It was very…read moremediocre. The fries were the best part of the meal. The staff was friendly. There were a couple bugs in the corner and the walls were pretty dirty. I won't be coming back.

Holy moly I never knew that kimchi dusted fries were an option!! I took my daughter to try Korean…read morecorn dogs and it was amazing! The gentleman at the counter was very helpful and the food was delicious! Definitely worth the trip and we will be going back!

This is a food stand, I feel more comfortable describing it that way. It is a part of a small food…read morecourt, one that has plenty of seating. It was my first time to visit and I still had things to do, so I kept it simple and went with the American. What attracted me to that choice was the comparison to the Fair corn dog. NOW, if you know the Texas State Fair, you know how amazing those dogs are. This missed the mark. It tasted nothing like the State Fair, but that doesn't mean it wasn't good. When I visit the area again, I look forward to paying them another visit; there are more dogs I'd like to try. Great customer service and the dining area was clean.

In-N-Out Burger is a classic fast food chain that has built its reputation around keeping things…read moresimple: burgers, fries, and shakes made fresh to order. We walked into a clean, casual space with a quick-service atmosphere that makes it easy to stop in for a straightforward meal. The menu is intentionally limited compared to many modern burger spots, but that simplicity is part of the appeal, and the layout of the restaurant reflects that focus on efficiency and consistency. The main highlight is the burger. The patties are cooked fresh, the ingredients taste noticeably simple and balanced, and the overall flavor comes from the combination rather than complicated toppings. We ordered the Double-Double, the signature order, and found it gave a good balance of beef, cheese, and classic toppings that came together cleanly. The Animal Style option adds grilled onions, extra spread, and mustard-cooked patties, which gives the burger a richer flavor profile and is worth trying if you want the more famous version. The patties have a good sear, and the produce is fresh and crisp, providing a clean contrast to the richness of the meat and cheese. The fries are usually the most debated part of the experience. They are made from fresh-cut potatoes, which gives them a different texture than typical fast food fries. Ordering them Animal Style with cheese, grilled onions, and sauce is a popular way to make them more flavorful, since the regular fries can feel a little plain depending on preference. We tried them both ways and found the Animal Style version adds the richness needed to elevate the fries into something more substantial. The shakes are also a solid addition, especially as a simple pairing with the burger and fries, offering a classic, creamy finish to the meal. Service is generally efficient, even when the lines look long. The staff works quickly to keep orders moving, and the made-to-order style means there can sometimes be a short wait compared to other fast food chains. The team handles the steady flow with a practiced rhythm, and the open kitchen adds a layer of transparency that fits the brand's straightforward approach. The locations can get extremely busy, especially in areas where In-N-Out is newer, so peak hours may require some patience, but the turnover is fast enough that the wait does not feel excessive. In-N-Out delivers exactly what it promises: a simple, fresh, and affordable burger experience. It may not have the biggest menu or the most creative options, but the consistency, value, and classic style are what make it stand out. It is a place that works best when you are looking for a reliable burger rather than a complicated one, and the quality of the ingredients and the efficiency of the service ensure that the experience remains dependable across visits.

Waited in line for over 20 mins to be told the car in front of me is the last car and they are…read moreclosed. Worker put yellow cone in front of my car and shrugged shoulders and walked away..