Koppe Bridge Bar & Grill

Burgers are a good size as well as the portion of fries. I’ve never had any problems here.

Visited this place for lunch on a recommendation. You walk into a Western theme with wood walls decorated with mounted deer heads, and stained wood furniture that includes distressed wood tables (most of which are heavily carved with names and initials).
The vibe is immediately casual though a bit rushed as this place gets filled up quickly (luckily we got there early into the lunch hour), so be aware. Walk up and order, take a sit and wait for your name to be called… simple.
I had the Philly cheese steak sandwich and fries. It was steamy hot but not very flavorful since the meat wasn’t juicy. In fact it was surprisingly dry, the only semblance of taste came from the onions and bell peppers. The fries weren’t exceptional, but not the worse I’ve ever had.
Short answer, it was okay. I’ll have to go once or twice more before I truly decide yea or nay about it.

Great hamburger at a decent price. They serve skinny fries — love those! Servers not very sociable but hey, food is good.

If you like grease you’ll love this place. Kind of high priced for lunch. Onion rings tasted like they had been cooked in old grease and meat on Philly Cheese Steak was kind of dry. And looks like they clean the restrooms once or twice a month.

Do not eat here! They treat employees like trash, lines are long, building is old with dust everywhere (including in your food), and overall the food is mediocre at best

What a great tip on this burger joint. We arrived early and they let us in until opening. The service was fast and we enjoyed some great burgers, will return when passing through College Station.

I just don’t get it. Cold, soggy, bits of fries (which are automatically added to every sandwich order, whether you want rhem, or not.) Greasy onion rings (also cold,) mediocre burgers & absolutely no service to speak of. Why do people flock here?

Copy Bridge? What? No… Koppe Bridge … you’ve got to try it … great burgers… the locals say… Really people? I guess if you’ve never been outside of «meat and potatoes» Texas. Meehhhhhh. The «look» is nice. The burger is good. What’s so great? It’s better than fast food. Wow. You’ve really made it. But wait… it basically is just like fast food… stand at counter to order, get your own drink, and get your own food at window… all for «sit down» prices. So… what’s the tip jar for at the counter?

Huge proportions, great flavor, traditional Texas food. Love the burgers and chili dogs! Not the greatest fries, tend to be unevenly cut and some burn, a lot burn to be quite honest. And not really any other sides to pick from. Good texas toothpicks with ranch. Very loud a lot of the time. Great service and people.

Ate here today for the first time and was not very impressed. While I did place my order to go, the service I experienced was not pleasant. I got the vibe that the girl def. did not want to be working today and that I was somewhat of a burden.
I ordered a burger and added bacon and cheese. Although the burger looked very good, the patty was dry and had no flavor. The fries were soggy and disgusting. I ate a few, but they had to be doused in ranch.
I’ve only ever heard great things about this place, so I was very disappointed and will most likely not be back.

We always try to stop at Koppe Bridge for a burger when we are in town! I love the ¼ lb burger and have always enjoyed the fries. They do not skimp on portions.
They also have a drive thru for people who call in their order in advance.
Great for Aggie game day! Good, casual ambience at this location, too.

They have Great Hamburgers! The Fries are hit or miss though.

This location seems equivalent to the other one on Wellborn Rd. The burgers are fine, but they’re nowhere near as good as Stover Bros, or even Grub. The fried pickle spears are the saving grace… well, and the ambiance reminds me of days long past.

Great burger, staff was very friendly and helpful. Loved the deep fried pickles with ranch dressing and the fries were excellent. Loved the décor.

The best burger joint in CS!

NOTORIETY: Voted «Best Burger in Town» by Best of the Brazos from 1999 – 2011; TVs for cheap, I mean frugal, sports fans like me.
FOOD:
Quarter pound burger (w/​bacon): This was a smaller version of their award winning burger. The buns were toasted, the beef was soft & the bacon was nice & thick. It was good, not great, & probably is the best in this small town.
Fries: The fries reminded me of In N’ Out fries but w/​the skin left on & fried longer to a browner color. You can definitely tell it was freshly cut (skinny) & fried. However, the fries are greasier than you’d probably find at other joints.
OVERALL: Kinda far, but nice place for a burger & fries. Actually, it was destined be good b/​c there was bacon in it.
TIP: All day Wed. they have $ 1.75 drafts.

First time here. Burger and fries were excellent, just as advertised. Looking forward to my next burger.

While their original burger basket is a good deal they do not have the best burger in town. Second best maybe. However, the fries are incredible.

Great burgers, probably the best in town. The fries are equally good. It’s definitely not a fancy place, but what the heck, you’re just there for a burger. Good service at the walk up counter, and pool if you are so inclined. One of my faves in BCS. I like this location better than the other because of the paved parking lot and more adult crowd — few college kiddos.

Today we woke up hungry for a hamburger. While I set out planning on just stopping by Sonic, this particular hamburger hunger was pretty serious and in need of a more serious burger to satisfy. Since Koppe Bridge (the original on Wellborn) produced the best burger I have found in Brazos Valley yet, I decided to try the ‘other’ College Station location over on Hiway 30 (Harvey Road) between Hiway 6 and the other part of Hiway 30.
To be honest I wish I had my $ 18 back and I would have been just as happy at Sonic. While the service was nice and when mentioning that I liked the original location, I was told that they have the same owner. That may well be, but they sure don’t have the same cooks.
To begin with the fries were soggy and greasy. Limp and that sickly too much grease feeling crept up so quick that I could not think of finishing them. $ 2 wasted there.
While my wife had a patty melt with grilled onions and mushrooms, same comment. Too greasy and too large.
One of the things I respected at the original location was that they grill the jalapenos. I asked about that here and was told that they also grill jalapenos. They didn’t grill the ones on my burger. What a bummer. They also didn’t cook the bacon long enough until crispy.
This was a very boring burger, and they charge quite noticeable fees for every extra such as cheese, onions, jalapenos, bacon. $ 18 for two burgers is insane and I won’t do it again here.
The iced tea was very fresh and nice and I was pleased to find that the fresh lemons are kept on ice. For what I spent I could buy about 100 pounds of ice. Geez…