The Krave Kobe Burger Grill

Pretty good burger! But for the money, I’ve had better. Kind of a fast food burger joint.

amazing burger. I recommend the raw burger to get the juices of the meat. good quality raw meat also has more nutrients and goes down easy with no side effects. do not get late at night as you might have trouble sleeping. the fries are home made and also amazing as is the home made crewtons!!!

Hands down the best burger in Glendora! It may not be real Japanese Kobe beef but nonetheless it’s delicious. I always go and create my own burger, their sweet potato fries and dips are the perfect combination with the burger. They managed to keep the price right with great quality of products. If you’re ever in the area and looking for a good burger don’t think twice just go!
Pros
* inexpensive
* good quality
* great service
Cons
* inconsistency with products

They have onion rings now!!! But be warned: you’ll have to do some cardio when you’re done eating them. Very high in sodium and oil (obviously). Aside from being a little expensive it’s great food. The staff are great too.
It also takes a long time to cook. Order in advance if you plan on coming here.

I usually go to IN n Out for my burgers but decided to try this place out instead. My boyfriend and I came for lunch around 12:45pm. Only 2 other tables were there when we arrived.
Food:
Kobe burger combo added cheddar cheese. The burger had lettuce, tomato, grilled onions && came with fries && a regular drink. The burger was cooked perfect at medium and juicy. The fries were also very delicious. It was kind of a complete replica of In n Out’s.
Mixed green salad no bleu cheese, added angus beef steak. This tastey ensemble consisted of mixed greens, dried cranberries, walnuts && strawberries tossed in a pomegranate balsamic vinaigrette. Light, crisp, && also delicious.
Total came out to $ 23.78.
Service was also great. They brought us our food and asked if we would like to try any of their dipping sauces. We asked for the habanero ketchup and ranch.
We will definitely be coming back. :))

I’ve been to this location three times now. Only once did I plan on coming and that was after reading a few Unilocal reviews.
So, the food is okay. I’ve tried their burgers in the past and today I had the «free-​range» chicken sandwich. Because the chicken was so thin, I couldn’t taste the hope of freedom in the meat. Which comedian says that again?! Anyhow, maybe the free-​range chicken didn’t have enough to eat because of the drought in California. It was pretty mediocre. My lunch date had the Kobe burger. I had a few bites of his. He complained how messy it was and wouldn’t hold together. I had the same issues when I’ve been here. The bread is thick an airy, so it breaks apart really easily. This would be okay if the point of the hamburger wasn’t trying to hold everything together so you could bite into it without the sandwich falling apart. As far as taste… Meh. Nothing special. Really. Kinda felt like I should have went to Red Robbin.
Service was okay… Nothing special. Not worth leaving a tip. Very small establishment. We tried sitting outside, but the tables were soooooooo dirty, we had to come inside. When was the last time anyone washed them off?
I enjoyed the sweet potato fries, even though I could see a bag of them in the fridge area by the counter. They could use a bit more salt. For $ 25.00, I could have had a better meal at a number of other places.
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One of the best burger places I’ve been to lately. Ordered the Kobe burger combo. I added bacon and mushrooms. $ 1 dollar to add each, even mushrooms! Well I must say the meat was tasty and and moist. The fries were freshly made and a bit crispy in the outside. That’s how I like them. My only complaint is that they only had one cook. So be prepared to wait. He’s the only one cooking. It’s all made to order, so that’s the price you pay for fresh, but it’s worth it.
Place was small but clean. Parking lot available.

Cute, clean, simple little burger joint. With a limited amount of seats. Their menu’s pretty simple and basic. Their ingredients on the other hand are more on the premium side with kobe beef! Their standard Kobe burger comes with caramelized onion, beef steak tomato, lettuce, and garlic aioli. You can add other ingredients for extra $$$. The meat can be cooked to your liking otherwise it’s well done. I usually get mines medium rare and it’s rich and juicy, full of flavor! They also offer chicken sandwich which is yummy. For fries you can opt for regular or sweet potatoes. Condiments options includes my favorite habenero ketchup! They offer awesome combo deals $ 7-​$ 10 otherwise it’s on the pricey side as on $ 12 to $ 20 for a combo. I like this place and will definitely be back. (^_​^) If you like kobe beef or a good ‘ol burger, check this place out (^_​^)
BTW if you join their loyalty program they will donate 3% of your purchase to children’s hospital. How awesome is that?! Just sign up, then each time you come check in with your phone number and let the cashier know. Easy breezy!

I was so hungry, I don’t remember what it taste like. All I remember is that it was mighty delish.
Stock burger starts at $ 7. Of course I added bacon and I thought feta was an option but I must’ve used my Boston accent and said ‘chedda’ (not from Boston). $ 9.09 for the burger, $ 1.99 drink as of 11÷06÷15 we’re lookin’ at a low low price of $ 12.08 with tax out the door. Not bad, I’m definitely trying it again.

This establishment is located on the east side of Grand Ave (directly across from Ralph’s), just south of Route 66. They are to the right of WaBa Grill. We came here for dinner yesterday and were immediately greeted by Rafael when we entered.
Their menu is fairly simple. They offer burgers, sliders, sandwiches (chicken or steak), fries (French or sweet potato), salads (Caesar or Mixed Spring), and even have a Kid’s Meal option. Other than that they also offer dessert (Chocolate Cake, and Tropical Cheesecake), wine and beer.
During the weekends they also have Champagne Brunch ($ 29.98 for two). During the weekdays, they do offer a Lunch Special ($ 6.99) and it’s Mon-​Fri from 11am-​2pm.
I ordered the Kobe Burger Combo ($ 10.99) which comes with a Kobe burger, fries and fountain drink. I chose to go with the sweet potato fries. My husband ordered the Kolossal Kobe Burger ($ 9.49) which is two 5oz kobe beef patties topped with caramelized sweet onions, beefsteak tomato, lettuce and garlic aioli and a drink. TOTAL including tax was $ 24.49.
For the sweet potato fries, we tried both the Habanero ketchup and the marshmallow sauce. Both of us had our burgers cooked to medium which leaves them nice and juicy. The bun was toasted.
Near the end, they gave my husband a fork (LOL). Anyway, the service here was very friendly and food tasted great.
If in the area again and craving a burger, we would stop in here again.
⁸⁹⁄₁₀₀ Reviews for 2015