Bingo Burger

Interesting burger joint, with good food. Friendly smiling employees, but you better be prepared for what you want, because the menu isn’t a few choices and when you’re standing at the counter there doesn’t seem to be much patience for making a decision. This is not a sit down and relax restaurant. With no table service, it’s a get in and get out up graded fast food experience.

Family was getting hangry and we parked and walked down the block and just said burgers. Well Bingo Burger slaughtered it ! Had the signature burger with chili cheese bacon and egg and then they offered bacon mayo, SHUT THE FRONT DOOR ! stuff on fries burger and fingers just rocked. Great people, great service, killer burger. Oh yeah the «veggie burger was good to» Wife (tree hugger)

False advertising!!! They don’t even play bingo, they have this whole bingo theme on the inside. And they don’t even play. I feel like they would actually bring in a loyal customer base if they had a bingo night. They should make it where you have to buy something to get a bingo card, and then use a point system so if you win so many times you get something for free.
My burger was very yummy, but if your hoping to play some bingo. Don’t waste your time.

Went here with husband after the line at Skirted Heifer was so long with no place to sit. Glad we did. The menu on the wall was hard to decipher or maybe it was because I was so hungry. So many options! I finally saw the small sign with the daily special and got that. I love pimento cheese and loved it more on my burger! We enjoyed our burgers but for the price I think a half-​pound would be more reasonable. We also got a large fry to share which was more than enough and made up for just a ¹⁄₃ pound patty. Husband got a beer and the bill was $ 30. We had to eat outside because the place was literally freezing even with a jacket. Must be hanging meat right in the back room. We will probably go back when we want a unique expensive burger. But there was no need for a tip so money saved there. Forgot to ask about a military discount but will next time.

My favorite burger place in downtown Colorado Springs. As a native, I love seeing new and delicious food venues take shape.
I had the single Steel Burger with tasty caramelized onions and incredibly delicious bacon. I followed my burger with a huckleberry shake, spun with Breckenridge bourbon.
Great place.

We tried Bingo because Skirted Heifer was packed. We received great service, and good food. The beer selection was good as well.

Good burgers and good fries. Prices are a bit intimidating but worth it. The dipping sauces are the star attraction. The service was great. A simple walk up ordering system with fun bingo numbers. The owner seems to visit every person dining in. We went on a slow day, he chatted us up and bused our table. I’d highly recommend this place.

I must admit, I am a burger lover! This place was made for me… I had the bingo burger with pimento cheese and bacon. The pueblo chilis mixed with the pimento cheese was an awesome combo! The thick cut bacon was a treat in itself! Great place for lunch or a snack!- Chaz

Bingo Burger’s a great place for lunch or dinner in downtown Springs. They also have a location in Pueblo. The Southern Colorado culture’s strong with this one.
Their specialty burgers are named after neighborhoods in Springs and Pueblo. Really cool if you’re from here. Or you can build your own. I’ve tried about a half dozen of them — all super tasty. I crave them every time I walk or ride by.
They have Pueblo Green Chiles, buffalo, beef, chicken, salmon, even lamb. They have great fries, and around 8 beers on tap. You can’t go wrong.

Ordering was really slow. I told the person taking my order regular fry three times. There wasn’t even a line. Built my own burger. Tried bacon cheddar real simple. Bacon on my burger was under cooked. French fries were good. Ordered a chocolate malt… Not my favorite just OK. The malt didn’t taste authentic or it tasted over chocolatey not enough malt. Happy that they serve grass fed beef. Not very aesthetically pleasing place to dine in. Lots of chipped paint.

Manager working here Saturday night March 26^th was a hot headed jerk that couldn’t have a discussion like a normal human being. Two stars because the people working the register are nice people and I’m sorry they have to work with that man. Their food is decent. But not enough for 3 stars.

Veggie burger was NOT good! Sweet potato fries were burnt. They were really nice and gave us regular fries later and they were ok … I guess it wasn’t the wisest decision to go eat here on good Friday. Oh well…

It wasn’t bad, but it wasn’t bow-​me-​away good either. We were told to try it by a friend, but we prefer Skirted Heifer over Bingo. The drinks tasted very watered down, whereas at Heifer you can TELL its homemade. I’d like to have a bun option as well. I was given a dipping sauce which was super yummy and the ketchup is very thick and you can easily tell it is organic.

Another slam dunk! These were great — both the basic burger — love them Pueblo chiles! — and the great lamb burger! We enjoyed the yummy fresh fries as well, and the Maine Root sodas. Next time, we’re planning to try some of their «Boozy Shakes.» We were impressed that the owner was circulating and talking to the guests. Employees were all friendly and helpful; restroom was clean — and had a great-​sounding Bailey’s/chocolate ice cream milkshake recipe on the wall!

This is my favorite burger shop in Colorado Springs. The owner comes out, greets you, and was super friendly and wanted your opinion on his’ food.
I had the Steel City w/​fried egg, Parmesan fries, and a pumpkin spice milkshake. Everything was delicious. The burgers are tall so getting a full bite with everything can be tricky, but man was it good. I don’t know if the Parmesan fries were a special or anything, and it should be noted that I am not a huge fries person, but they were good. I couldn’t finish them, but look at the volume of my order; my stomach only has so much room. The milkshake was really good. I love pumpkin spice and this was probably my best pumpkin spice milkshake, sadly I think this was just a seasonal option.
Two things set bingo burger apart in my mind. Firstly they like to buy local, so you are really supporting more than one local business. Secondly, their bacon. When you read thick cut bacon on Bingo Burger’s menu do not think of thick cut bacon at the grocery store. My burger had a bacon wedge almost the size of a golf ball in it. I had to take it out because it was a bite in itself.
I am definitely going here again, and highly recommend it to others.

Bingo is a pretty good burger-​there are a ton of options and numerous beers-​downtown location is nice and easy to access-​careful of the prices of beers-​16oz draft in a plastic cup is almost 6 bucks-​burgers are fresh and the options for buns and toppings are vast-​if you get fries, I recommend the Thai ketchup dipping sauce-I’ll go here again but I think I prefer the skirted heifer.

I’ve lived and/​or visited many different cities including LA, NYC, Miami, San Antonio, Denver, D.C. and various parts of the mid-​west, which has yielded many epicurean experiences — and I can honestly say I have never had a combination of locally sourced ingredients that arouse the taste buds so much, it provokes a sense of phantasmagoria. Simply put, this is no ordinary «burger joint» and it’s absolutely amazing! I know the «Skirted Heifer» lives next door, and I’m sure those burgers are delicious in their own right, however, if I had to choose between the two — it would always be «Bingo Burger».
One critique: I’ve read through some of the other reviews rating this restaurant at three stars or less, and it seems that perhaps one of the opportunities the kitchen has would be to approach each order as meticulously as possible. Although my order was seemingly perfect, there is no excuse for an under or over cooked burger, egg, etc. especially when all the ingredients are rich in local flavor. Each customer wants to [and should] taste ALL of the affluent ingredients, leaving them with a satisfied and organic experience — such as the one I had.

I went for the first time, staff was very friendly (which is a must for me) and then the food came out and it was amazing! I tried the Incline Burger, ⁵⁰⁄₅₀ fries, with garlic blue cheese dipping sauce! The fact that it’s 100% grass fed beef is another win in my book. I will definitely be back to try new things!

No Five In A Row At Bingo
Colorado Springs Food visited Bingo Burger located at 132 N Tejon St, Colorado Springs, CO 80 903. The place is upbeat and the staff is welcoming and friendly. I sampled the Tejon, Go Fish, The Steel City, and The Bessemer. This burger place is different in that they offer several types of meat proteins that are locally grass-​fed and organic. The Tejon was made with lamb which was very juicy and tasty as was the Go Fish made from salmon. The Steel City was a hit with the caramelized onions and sharp cheddar cheese. The Bessemer burger was very good with Pueblo Chile Jack cheese. Although the burgers were very good, they were a bit pricey. Moreover, the French Fries were mediocre and little soggy. All in all, Bingo Burger serves up great burgers.

Loved Bingo Burger! Made it in FINALLY this past Sunday, even beat the after-​church rush (that started rolling in around 12:30).
Burgers were delicious, and creative. The «Bingo» burger patty has Pueblo chili mixed in to the patty. They aren’t nervous about adding awesome ingredients like pimento cheese or pepper jelly.
The fries are 2L2Q! (The organic catsup is really weird tasting)
Killer ambiance! Loved the handpainted signs. Fantastic craft beer lineup and drafts! «Boozy shakes» too!
So why not a full 5 stars? The prices for burgers are SKY HIGH. Seriously $ 10+ for just a burger. $ 4 more to make it a combo. Why not include fries with the gourmet burgers, and then upcharge for a larger fry?