Chezz Burger

My daughter and I were on our way to Seattle for a mother and daughter weekend. I wanted to make sure that we eat something before we get on the plane. Whenever I go to the Burbank Airport, I always walk by this restaurant but I’ve never ordered anything from there. So this time I tried it with my daughter. We ordered the following:
Cheeseburger ($ 7.50): It’s not your round burger patty, it’s an oblong patty. My daughter liked it so I guess it was good.
Turkey Burger ($ 7): I got the turkey burger and it was a decent size patty, it had lots of tomatoes and lettuce. It was pretty good.
French Fries ($ 3.50): Their French fries were good, French fries are my weakness so I am very picky when it comes to French fries.
Now I know where to eat when I’m at the Burbank Airport.

Great service and juicy burger! The cashier was nice and all smiles. Great food to grab if you’re on the go at the airport.

I wish I could eat here when I’m not flying out! I’ve lived in the greater Los Angeles area and I can assure you that this is the best burger joint in town.
The menu is great, there’s always something new to try. The chefs are pros and gregarious. The cashiers are genuinely friendly and attentive.
I could go on about how great Chez Burger is, but in short: you will have a large, satisfying meal at a great price.

It will due. I picked it at this airport because it was the least busy to get a quick bite. It’s really hard to mess up a garden burger. But I should of asked if it was grilled or fried. It was really greasy. I couldn’t tell how it was cooked? Ingredients weren’t fresh kinda soggy. I think I’m used to in and out’s fresh cut ingredients.

Ya know what… theese guys serves a pretty F’ing good burger. It is plenty big and the bun was great. The turkey burger was tasty and nicely grilled. All the fixings were good too.
Fries were generic but they were crispy and light and fluffy on the inside.
Friendly fast service.
Added bonus of brushing up on my Spanish watching Mexican league football on the Tele.

Pretty good for an airport. A bit slow, but at least I got to watch them make it.

I was waiting to board at the Burbank airport and was hungry. There arent much food choices at this airport, so I decided to give this burger place a try. I ordered a cheeseburger, fries and a drink and the total came out to about $ 16.
I’m minusing 3 stars and here’s why:
I didn’t really wanted to order a soft drink, preferred just a cup of water. But they said (literally) that I can either buy a bottled water or they can only offer me sink water (she points to the sink as she said it).
The fries tasted decent, but the cheesebuger was not very good. The buns’ texture was almost like chewing on paper and the meat was extremely dry.
The restaurant was not even busy at the time when I dined in. The staff could have went around and clean up the dirty tables and chairs.

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I am a frequent flyer out of Burbank. I love this airport, but unfortunately the food selections are pretty slim pickings.
I had no idea Chezz Burger existed until I had a flight at the gate farthest away from the front of the airport. Chezz Burger was further than the gates I’m usually at, so I was surprised to see this little burger joint.
They have a few tables in front for customers, and there’s just a little cash register you order at.
The food is mediocre here. I’ve ordered a burger and the chili fries, and neither were that great, but I preferred it over the food options in the main Burbank airport food court. The food is pretty inexpensive for airport food, which is also nice.
If you want to eat here, make sure you come early. I remember them closing pretty early in the evening (I think 7pm), and I was shocked it wasn’t open later than that.

Better and cheaper food than one typically finds in an airport. The root beer float is just ice cream and a can of Mug root beer, but it hit the spot. There is very limited seating and I do not do well eating out of my lap, so this can be an issue. Speaking of that, what kind of jerk sits at one of the few tables and ties it up after finishing his meal while he reads his e-​mail? About half the people were eating their burgers at the upholstered seating adjacent to the joint, so why the hell didn’t he move and let someone use the table. As far as that goes, why didn’t the staff tell him to move on? I’ve been in many a greasy spoon where the staff moved a paper-​reader out once the joint got busy – it is part of the job.

We loved our burger and shared fries that were fresh and not too salty. The burgers were big and condiments were very fresh.

As you’d expect airport fast food. Barely edible. While the other main restaurant at Burbank Airport is pricey, it is a better option than this place. Burger was tasteless and just greasy. Bun was soggy with grease.
The fries were okay, but nothing to write home about.
I guess if you are looking for indigestion and a stomach ache before your plane ride, this might be a good option.

$ 7 for a rectangular, flavorless, and bland burger was nothing but disappointment. The bread was a roll that tasted like styrofoam and the meat a dish water sponge.
There is a large window to observe how your meal is made, which brags that the quality and service will be promising and impressive. However, since the flavor is very poor and the ingredients stale the window feature is negated.
Please improve your service and product by investing in higher standards. Thank you.

Fabulous option for breakfast! TIP: Share the breakfast sandwich with a friend! Those things are monsters & fabulous ~ I totally put my hashbrown RIGHT on the sandwich so it was easy to eat on the run ~ don’t forget you napkins b/​c that foil is HOT!

Damn you Southwest Airlines why do you hate me ??? After being told of a two hour delay suddenly dinner was in play. Not a lot of options at Bob Hope but I was intrigued by the neon lights of Chezz Burger calling my name. Ordered the «Chezz Burger» and it comes out on a sesame seed sub roll. The roll has a touch of sweetness which I liked a lot. Chopped onion, pickle, tomato, a head of lettuce, and American cheese dressed the burger. If you don’t like mayo make sure to clarify cause you could get a jar like I did. The beef is really dry but they did season it. The burger was $ 7.59 and filled me up. If I had to choose between this place and McDonald’s or Burger King I would go here if that helps. A decent burger.

Best veggie burger I’ve ever had. And I’ve had a lot. The crown jewel of bone hope airport.
I’ve literally come here about every time I’ve flown out, and I get the same thing every time. Veggie burger with everything. I look forward to flying now because of this burger place.
Chezz burger– you will always fill my heart with sweet, greasy goodness.
PS– root beer float is out of this world.

I ordered some Chili Cheese Fries from here and wasnt expecting the order to be so large. Lots of fries and chili, covered in a good amount of cheese. And coming from someone who truly believes that there can never be too much cheese, thats saying something. The food was cooked to order and came out hot. No complaints here.

Awful! Not fresh at all — don’t be fooled by their 100% fresh angus beef signs. This place is classic frozen low quality hockey puck patty the kind you would get from your worst school cafeteria.
Meat was dry, chewy and dark grey colored. Disgusting. I know the options at Bob Hope are limited, but this place really is terrible. Avoid it!

Sometimes simple is all you need when grabbing a burger on the go. In this case less was more. I was pleasantly surprised with the burger I ordered. It was made fresh and I could see it being made. The kitchen was clean and while this burger didn’t have that OMG factor, it was pretty tasty for a reasonable price. The best way I could describe the taste of the burger would be like a Burger King whopper on a home style long bun.

Rectangular shaped Chezz burgerwich, tasted good, but the quality of the ground beef is not of my liking. Chezzburger & steak cut fries 6.99 & 2.99 =$ 10.00 lunch, no drink. Steak cut Fries are large portion & can be shared by two.
I wanted to try their Swiss & Mushroom Chezburger which the Great friendly cashier told me that it’s a new item. Was torn between the Swiss mushroom and the regular cheezeburger. I thought the Cheezburger would give an actual taste of the beef. I’m big on getting good quality meat and to be able to taste it.
I’ll try the Swiss mushroom burger next time.

Did the job. Good for airport food. I would look elsewhere if I were out in the town. Burgers are on a hogie shaped long bun, which is a bit different.
Not many food options at this airport. Nice to have a burger place.
They have shakes and chicken. All beverages are by the can or bottle, therefore no refills.