Highly recommend for a great burger!…read more In town for 2 days on a short work trip and was looking for something quick to grab for lunch when I came across Rascals. I wanted something different and the burgers looked awesome, so I decided to give it a try. Absolutely did not disappoint, it was one of the best burgers I've had in a long while. They don't skimp out on the food either, the burger was huge and the fry portion was more than I could eat in one sitting. The guy working the window, who I assume is probably the owner, was super friendly and accommodating. He took the extra time to make sure I had everything I needed and checked to make sure I didn't need anything else before I left. Would recommend 10/10.

Scrumptious smashburger, patty melt, and chili cheese fries! Mmmmmm so yummy! Fast, friendly,…read moreamazingly yummy! Food truck on Noland road just off I 70!

Unfortunately, I forgot to take pictures of my food because I devoured it all too quickly. I can't…read moreeat dairy so I love that I can get vegan cheese and vegan sauce here while still getting a beef patty. I've been eating a variety of vegan cheeses for years now and not a single one compares to their homemade cheese sauce. It's always so fresh and quickly served. I miss their Lenexa location but I do not mind have to drive 30 minutes out of my way to come here. If you want just a simple classic insanely delicious burger- eat here! I also love that the bar TVs are playing stuff outside of sports!

From all of the rip-roaring reviews, I thought for sure I'd love this place. Unfortunately, it was…read morenothing special. Certainly not the best burgers in the city. My burger was good and meaty but light on seasonings. My tater tots were just plain bad. Overcooked, smaller than normal tots, and crumbling apart in the bag. I'm glad I tried it but the food combined with the atrocious parking situation and difficulty to actually get the food means I won't be back. Also, you can only order online! I HATE that!!!

We met at Café Cà Phê's four-year anniversary…read more I came around the corner and there they were. We locked eyes. I couldn't believe they were staring right at me. For a brief moment, I thought I heard music. There was a DJ, actually. But that's not how I remember it. I remember the bus. Yellow and black, impossible not to notice. Anime artwork stretched across the side. Go Chew Burger. At the window, someone was waiting who was every bit as inviting as the aroma coming out of that heavenly little bus. I started looking over the menu, and there, winking at me, was the GOCHEW Burger. They mentioned the double patty. I hesitated. "We won't tell anybody." Two patties it was. They also talked me through the kimchi: fresh or charred. They gave me enough information to make me feel like I was making all the decisions. Double patty. Charred kimchi. Loaded fries. I was all in. While I waited, I did what anyone with an infatuation does: research. I learned about Joohae "Chewy" Yoon and what she's trying to do with GOCHEW--take Korean flavors and put them into foods people already know. Burgers. Fries. Familiar food carrying something new. Then the buzzer went off. Time for our first date. No chairs. No tables. Things were getting a little awkward, so we went back to the car. The fries had lost their crispness to the sauces and steam, but I didn't care. The Korean BBQ sauce was sweet and savory, the gochujang brought mild heat, the creamy lime sauce cut through it all, and the bright green chives pulled everything together. Incredible. But the burger? Perfectly crisped edges. Juicy, hot beef. Melted cheese. Charred kimchi bringing sweetness and acidity. Three sauces that somehow never fought for attention. And the bun had a serious responsibility. Two patties. Cheese. Kimchi. Three sauces. Everything depended on it. Spider-Man protects New York and everyone who depends on him. This bun had the same problem. With great power comes great responsibility. And it held. Mostly. The attraction was still there. The infatuation was still there. But they had become something else entirely. Love. This wasn't just a good burger. This is the best smash burger I've had in Kansas City. Chewy set out to make people fall in love with Korean food by putting those flavors into things they already know. I think she got me.

Hello Well what can…read moreI say! This is a very unique food truck house into a restaurant business. And it looks like it works!! I had the Gochew Burger. American food infused with Korean flavors. The bun was great and the burger quality as well. Great job. It was a slower day and I got the privilege to chat with the Chef and the Owner. Super nice people that care. Keep up the great work. I really do hope they keep gettting busier and busier. Go check them out you will not be disappointed! Remember this is not just a bacon cheeseburger place. I will be back! Thank you!

the food was good and good portions there are nice kind and they have some of the best burgers…read moreI've had highly recommend that place

Tay's makes one of the best burgers in KC. They promote the quality of ingredients they use, and I…read morethink it shows in the food they bring to the table. The things I like most about Tay's include: the fries, sriracha ketchup, a fun car for kids meals, and of course the burger with all of the available toppings to choose from. I ordered a single with fries. My wife and I decided that we'll probably share next time. We might even get the slider with fries. My son loved the car his burger was served in. The ladies working were so friendly and worked quickly through the long line to get orders placed. We didn't have any issues finding a table to sit. They have plenty of high chairs and booster seats for kids too.

Freddy's has the best smashburgers in the area, and the shoestring fries are fabulous. LOVE this…read moreplace for cheap but yummy fast food burgers!

Freddys was on the way as we hit the road to east coast…read more Honestly this chicken sandwich made me remember why I'm not a fan. The taste of a frozen piece of chicken just didn't sit well on my tummy. Loved the dirty soda. Definitely would partake on this again.

I've heard of hi-boy but had never been…read more Onion rings are a must. I don't usually eat onion rings but I loved these. I'll be sure to order again that's for sure. My burger was good. I would order again. The service was fine. I didn't go inside just the drive thru. All was good

Not worth the money. The food was mediocre at best. We spent about $70 for six people, everyone got…read morea burger, plus two orders of fries and an order of onion rings to share. The food is made to order, so it did come out hot and fresh. We also ordered two shakes, and if you enjoy really thick milkshakes you can eat with a spoon (not sip through a straw), you'll probably like them. The staff was friendly and efficient, but overall, I don't feel the quality matched the price. I'm not sure I'd visit again.

Great food. Literally the best hamburger in Kansas City. My wife ordered a gluten free bun and she…read moresaid it was the best GF bun she's ever had. Really imaginative menu and cooked by people with love who care about what they're serving. What a throwback...

First of all the music is GREAT!!! Classic rock! 2nd of…read moreall. If you are watching your calories GET THE DBL BURGER!! and skip the sides. Now the tater tots are good. But a dbl Jocomo would be better. Well I know for the future now. The cokes are COLD!!! Wow!! Worst part is parking. Very limited. But worth the stop if you can find a spot.

Tried out Mugs Up in Independence, Missouri, and absolutely loved the old-school drive-in…read moreatmosphere. The carhops came right up to our window to take our order and were incredibly friendly and welcoming. The menu is surprisingly large for such a small place. We ordered the Wiz Burger, chicken nuggets, tots, onion rings, fries, and Brown Cow root beer floats. Prices were very reasonable, which was a nice bonus. One thing I really loved was the option to order their homemade root beer in an ice-cold glass mug (which you return when you're done). It definitely adds to the nostalgic experience. Our favorite items were the crispy tater tots, the chicken nuggets (which were more like mini chicken strips), and the root beer floats. The Wiz Burger was definitely unique, but it wasn't a crowd-pleaser in our car. It's made with loose meat mixed with onions, pickles, and cheese, which may appeal to some but wasn't our favorite. I'd definitely go back to try the chicken sandwich, pork tenderloin, or spicy buffalo dog. The food itself might be closer to 3 stars, but the unique throwback nostalgia of the carhop era bumps the overall experience into 4-star territory. It's a must-try-at-least-once kind of place.

I stopped in recently, all the 70 years in buisness got my attention. Sincerely from my heart…read morecongratulations. I bought the mug for Independence memorabilia. My review is, for me, the burger,its not that good, its just not for me. My expectation was, they had the "IT FACTOR" for the burgers. Something you would have expected from the day, 60/70 years ago. The old larger bun, not biscuit size, grilled burger meat, mine seemed losely patted and steamed and more than pickle, onion and mustard. Maybe thats just the way its always been and others love it. Im glad I went but it is a one stop for me. I wish you another 70 years of continued service and a great icon of Independence, Mo.