Such a fun spot for happy hour! We came in ready to relax and left already planning our next visit…read more The drink specials were generous and the vibe was warm and lively without being too loud to actually talk. Hands down the star of the show was the shrimp dish, perfectly cooked, packed with flavor, and honestly some of the best we've had in a while. We ended up ordering a second round just to enjoy it a little longer. Service was friendly and attentive the whole time, which made the experience even better. If you're looking for a great happy hour with a standout menu item, The Whyskey delivers. We'll definitely be back!

Found this restaurant on a Google search while visiting Orlando and absolutely loved it the moment…read moreI walked in. Our server was welcoming and so funny. Unfortunately I forgot her name....sorry. The food was delicious and drinks were great! We had such a great time - watched one of the FIFA games in a very cool and surprisingly good atmosphere. From the outside you really can't tell how nice this place is. I will definitely be going back when visiting Orlando again.

I had an amazing experience. I love the staff Alex and Ryan. very helpful and communicative and…read moreinteractive. The food was also amazing. Ambiance is nice overall I love the experience I've had at this restaurant for the past years and I will be coming back again as usual.

I ended up dining here on a whim as we wanted to try something new and happened to be nearby. I…read morewill say that my burger was very solid and delicious and my husband's chicken sandwich also wasn't bad. Something unique about Beef N Buns is that they make their own soda in house, which was also fun. I ended up loving their Parmesan truffle fries as they also top them with a signature sauce that makes them creamy and delicious. I think I will stop by again if I happen to find myself in the area, but either way it's worth a try if you're sick of always getting burgers from the same chain restaurants.

I just drove by and saw that they have a new sign out and I guess it is a cheesesteak place now, so…read moreI am guessing it is more a permanent closed over a temporarily closed. After the success of Bad As's Sandwiches in the Milk District, they opened this burger joint over here in Conway, but it just never caught on like their sandwich shop. Still service was always friendly enough in this no-frills and smaller burger shop. I wish all involved the best of luck in their future endeavors.

We have heard of this burger place, but haven't been yet. Until today. And wow... I can't wait to…read morecome back. It's a small place with BIG flavors. The cook crafted these burgers with love. Just looking at them, you know you are in for a delight. We tried the Jalapeño poppers, the dill ranch paired with them was really good. I got "The Drew" burger. I love blue cheese. The caramelized onion were... wow. They were delicious. My husband got "The Eddy" and those house pickles were crisp and tasty. The black garlic mayo... mmm we want a bottle of that. Can't wait come back and try more! This is a must try if you like good burgers

Stopped into Swine & Sons for a smash burger and had a good experience. It's located in The…read moreMilkhouse building, which also houses a Foxtail Coffee and an ice cream shop--a cool little spot. A heads-up for fellow diners: I'd recommend checking their current menu online before you go. Many of the highly-reviewed sandwiches (like the Cuban and pastrami) are no longer available, so it's good to know the options are now more focused. The service was quick and friendly, and parking was easy. We both ordered the OK Onion Smashburger--a nice-sized burger with a great char, double patties, griddled onions, American cheese, garlic dill pickles, and comeback sauce. It hit the spot! And don't forget an order of the curly fries; they're the perfect side. A solid choice for a satisfying, no-fuss burger.

They have become the main food spot in the Milkhouse, the little dining hall off of Robinson and…read moreBumby. It's a pretty lively place, with Trivia on Tuesday nights. It's a lounge style seating with servers that come to the table to take your order. It's a server team, so get ready to be asked if you want to order from five different waiters.

Came here after an Orlando Magic game. Late night comfort food joints are a staple of Downtown…read moreOrlando, and they are desperately needed. Looking around after the game, a smash burger sounded like just the thing we needed. Ambiance was nice. Good, chill vibes, a random door to a random next-door bar. Plenty of viable seating for my party of six. Service was pretty ok. The front counter worker was nice enough, but the food took forever to come out. Much longer than I would expect for the products we ordered. The food itself was dynamite. I got the Papi Big Mak (Two Florida-raised beef patties, smashed onions, lettuce, American cheese, sweet-heat pickles, tostone "Middle Bun" , Papi Mak sauce, Sesame Martin Potato Roll). This was a fun thing. The patties had a good crisp to them. The totstone did not, though, so it got a little lost in the bite and chew. Needed more sauce. And that sesame seed bun really helped out a lot, too. A little extra texture in every bite. I was a fan. I also got the chance to try the Umami Papi (Two Florida-raised beef patties, crispy bacon, white cheese, sweet-heat pickles, crispy onion, raspberry jam, Uuuumami truffle sauce, sesame buns). This one was a better topping combination. The pickles had a nice pop of acid, the raspberry jam really stood out, adding a nice sweetness, and the truffle sauce, never thought I needed it on a burger. I did. Standout burger. I also got the Papis Loco Fries. I forget exactly what these fries were topped with, but the cheese, just look at it. Congealed just perfectly. A good side item, for sure. Overall, this greasy meal is out there doing the good work for the people. Maybe this was a four star meal overall, but I'm not sitting, that Umami Papi was a standout for me, and the reason I now give five stars.

Pros: Ambiance was typical downtown hustle and bustle…read more Attached to other businesses with mystery doors. Good vibes. Food was good. Nice, crispy edges on the patties, and I loved how many sesame seeds were on the buns. Great flavor. Cons: The only thing was that they waited for our whole party's order to be ready before calling names, instead of just serving them as they came. This lead to cold burgers. Tips: Make sure you arrive early! If you wait too long, they switch to a smaller, less interesting menu.

Taste: 4/5 Value:…read more4/5 Ambiance: 4/5 Pretty solid burger spot that, as the name suggests, lets you fully customize your burger. They offer beef, chicken, Impossible, and veggie patties, along with a wide variety of cheeses and buns to choose from. My Impossible Burger was tasty, but I'm not sure it quite justified the price. On our first visit, I got a very impressive looking shake loaded with toppings, unfortunately it wasn't on the menu this time around. It's not my top pick for burgers, but it's definitely not a bad option either.

I remember seeing this establishment and it's owner featured on CNBC's YouTube channel. Since then,…read moreit's been on my list of places to try out to support local businesses. To my surprise, I was disappointed by the food. I got the loaded frings and a 5 x 5 burger. I believe the burger is relatively new, since it wasn't on any of the pictures of their menu on Google. Ambiance: The staff was friendly enough and I do like the fact that you can see them cooking the burgers in front of you. However, looking around at the restaurant, it looks like there was no upkeep. There were broken tiles, tables weren't cleaned, and I believe there might have been mold when I was filling my water cup at the ice machine, like visibly on the spout. Food: Loaded frings- I'm not sure how you mess this one up, but they somehow did it. The fries were overcooked and the bacon was fried to hell. I think you can actually see how burnt the bacon was in the pictures. It tasted like charcoal. Lastly, the fries were completely soaked in cheese sauce, which I'm guessing was from a can. It tasted like the cheese you'd have at state fairs, except more watery. There was more sauce than fries and onion rings! I should have taken a picture after eating half of the fries. I could not eat the bottom half of the frings because it was all soggy Burger- the same cooked-to-hell bacon was used on the burger. Not much else need to say about that. Looking at the picture of the burger, you'd think that the patties were way overcooked as well. That was not entirely the case. The patties weren't extra dry, but they weren't as juicy as I would have liked a burger to be. I'd say it was just okay. Maybe a half step below average. I really wanted to like this place, but I wasn't able to. I'm not sure if I came by on an odd day, because the reviews say otherwise. I really hope management can fix these issues.

I was craving a smash burger and decided to try this location out since it's close to home and I…read morecame on Saturday evening around 6pm and was surprised how empty it was but inside was clean and I liked the decor with the graffiti on the wall. I got the double patty with cheese fries and both were delicious! Just to know that they don't accept cash here only card so just keep that in mind when coming here but I would come back again if I am ever in this area again.

Food 3.0 - Service 2.0 - Interior 3.0…read more A fun name and a simple concept - SmashBurgers, cheese, and fries. Yes, the single burger tasted good. Cooked just right, firm on the outside and soft on the inside, the crinkle cut fries were loaded with Kwame B's Secret Rub. I enjoyed the sweet and savory mix. Not so good - the service and the dull interior. The service was minimal - 3 men by the grill filling orders. No interaction with them unless something was missing in the order, and then it was just about the order. Two of our orders were missing cups for drinks and the fries, all part of the combo meal. I should mention that all orders are put in and handed off in a small black garbage bag. The restaurant was clean. Murals and pictures created with a graffiti-like look hang or painted on the walls provide some character. But, the place felt lifeless. Ordering is by one of two touch screens. With each burger menu option (one, two, or three burgers), you choose your free standard toppings, and pay for additional toppings. Coke fountain and canned products are available.

I came to Adler's hungry and left questioning every other burger I've ever eaten…read more These burgers are ridiculously good. Juicy, messy in the best possible way, and packed with flavor. The only downside is that now every time I order a burger somewhere else, I'm secretly wishing it was from Adler's. 10/10. Would gladly ruin my shirt with burger juice again.

The burgers were great but the best thing was the fries! Some of the best I've ever had.read more

The Classic is the kind of fun, slightly divey, drop-in foodie spot you stumble into and…read moreimmediately feel good about. No fuss, no pretense--just solid food when you need it most. I ordered a brat with mustard and sauerkraut, paired with sweet potato tots, and it was exactly what I needed for a mid-to-late evening bite. The brat hit the spot--simple, satisfying, and done right. The sweet potato tots were surprisingly memorable: petite, crispy, light, and not overly greasy. It was a simple occasion, but the menu definitely left me curious. There's enough variety there that I'll need to come back and explore more. Sometimes you don't need fine dining--you just need the right food at the right time. The Classic delivered.

Food quantity: 9/10 Food quality: 8/10…read moreService: 9/10 Ambiance: 9/10 Overall rating: 9/10 Great smash burgers for a bar! Onion rings were a little over cooked this time, but their fries are usually great! Love trying their new burgers of the week and shakes of the week too.

I had never heard of this establishment before, so when I drove past it for the first time a few…read moreweeks ago, I was intrigued. I went inside to order and eat. The resturant inside was very clean, and the employees working behind the counter were very nonchalant. I ended up ordering their grilled chicken sandwich combo with their famous skinny fries. My mom got the Freddy's Original double combo with a Turtle milkshake and onion rings. The sandwich portion was big. The chicken was very juicy and tasted alright. The fries, however, were not seasoned. I had to get a salt and pepper packet to season them. At that point, they were very good, tasty, and crispy! Overall, the meal was okay. It was nothing spectacular but also nothing terrible either. As for my mom, she wasn't very impressed with her hamburger. She said the portion size was good, but she would describe the hamburger itself as "lacy." She said it was okay, but since it took us 27 minutes to get here, she said Culver's was better in quality and closer. She was underwhelmed by the onion rings. She said it was more of the fried breading and barely any onion inside. However, she did enjoy her milkshake, but struggled to suck it up through the straw. It was enjoyable to try a new establishment, but it was just a mid experience for me.

I sadly just realized that I have never reviewed Freddy's. I have been here so often that I…read moreassumed that I already had! Time to fix that oversight. Now this review has nothing to do with that my father's name was Freddy and that my mother's favorite treat was frozen custard. But those little tidbits of information don't hurt. The warm feeling that I get when I eat frozen custard reminiscent of enjoying it on the boardwalk with my mom is renewed at Freddy's not because of the ambience of the restaurant, but because of that same delicious taste that my mind still seems to remember from long ago that I have not found anywhere else before this. But I digress. Freddy's may look like your typical fast food restaurant, but it is anything but. I already loved it for the burgers, the french fries with their wonderful sauce, and of course, the custard but now they have a salad as well. Really fresh greens with my favorite burger on top as a garnish. Low-carb great taste and totally filling. But not so filling as to not leave room for that wonderful custard. On this particular visit, I did run into an issue which I will not lower my rating because of, but want people aware of so it does not happen to them. If you have a coupon for a discounted custard, and they ring in any other item after that, it will restore the custard to the full price on their register. I did not notice that and paid the full price. The manager did give me a card for a free custard next visit so they certainly took responsibility but just wanted people aware to keep an eye on that. In defense of the staff, I don't think they noticed either that it had occurred, so I did not allow that to detract from my impression of five star service from their pleasant, friendly and attentive staff Of course the custard is a star. It comes in all sorts of different ways to serve it. I tend to usually be a purist indeed, as a soft serve, but sometimes their specials are so exciting that I cannot resist. I have never tasted any of them that I did not find awesome. Their steakburgers should not be left as an afterthought. These are not like other fast food burgers; the meat is actually very tasty and because there's not any "proprietary" seasonings on it I even order an extra one so that I can sit outside with my puppy and she can enjoy it. It is small enough to not be unhealthy for her and big enough to be a satisfying snack. Its fat content does not make her ill like the typical fast food burger would. I personally like the fries and find the sauces to be quite good. Prices are more than reasonable and they have hours that make them convenient whenever you're hungry or craving that custard fix. I am a Freddy's fan and wish they would open one closer to where I live in Miami.