Deluxburger Express

The burger and fries were really good, soooo much better than what I was expecting.
But the price? Jeez. Come on now!
The burger and fries were made fresh, and I really like that. Lots of fresh veggies, and a decent burger to bun to toppings ratio.
But the price…

Good Burger. Worth the stop at the Airport.

If you have 1 hour to eat before you catch your flight… You DON’T have enough time to order a burger here!
From a connecting flight, our daughter was hungry for a burger and there was no line at Deluxebuger to order… so how long could it take to make a burger, especially at an airport terminal where time is limited…
25 minutes later, still waiting, it turns out there were still 5 orders in front of her??? She asked for a refund as the flight was boarding. The cashier was rude and caustic and refused to help.
We never were able to taste their burger, and lost $ 14 for an order we never received. Based upon earlier reviews, we did not miss anything except the time we lost trusting in the poor attitudes and no service.

Burger took forever to come out (20 minutes?) for it to be bland and cold… Malt shake was good but this place is way overpriced.

Get the breakfast sammich. Dam good!

Below average food for above average price, which in itself shouldn’t be surprising since this is inside an airport but couple that with poor (bordering bad) customer service and weary travelers, it could be a shit storm ready to explode.
Ready your popcorn people, I predict a yelling match at this location in the near future.

Ordered fries and they must have forgotten my order. It took at least 10 – 15 minutes to receive my order. In the meantime, people who ordered burgers and meals were getting theirs and they ordered after I did.

Stopped here for a late night departure back to God’s Country. Figured I’d try something different and went for the hotdog… Mistake! They fries the heck out of it. The shake and Fries were very good, but this place is $$$!

Gah! I know they basically have a captive audience, especially for folks who’ve been chasing layovers all day, but next time I’m just gonna grab some Doritos at the convenience mart across the way. They’re more flavorful, equally filling, and WAY less expensive.
I spent almost $ 30 for an overwhelmingly underwhelming burger, fries, and a shake. Oh and some iced tea. Must’ve been the tea that put it over the top. Or were these made with «delux» designer cows? On a quick look, their website indicates apparently yes. They even use the word «delux.» They should’ve at least featured that prominently on the signage, so you have some idea of whyyyyyyyyy it’s worth breaking your bank.
The staff was nice enough, and I more or less ate the food. What I could stuff in before my flight boarded, anyway. It cost so much, I seriously considered taking it on the plane with me, but even my cognitive dissonance inflating the perceived value couldn’t overcome the bland unsatisfying taste-​less-​ness. Truthfully, the only taste left in my mouth after this quick bite was miserly bitterness.

Seriously don’t have many options when it comes to food in this terminal. It was either a $ 17 individual pizza at Humble Pie or $ 17 for a burger and fries at this place. I know we’re in the airport but $ 14 for a burger and another $ 3+ for fries??? It can’t possibly taste that amazing.
The food was surprisingly pretty good but nothing special!

The Phoenix airport seems to hold you prisoner. Small layover windows (my fault) combined with few food choices (their fault) limits the culinary possibilities.
Thus, I ordered a $ 14.89 bacon cheese burger.
Now, under normal circumstances I would be somewhat excited. What could possibly be so awesome? What makes it worth $ 15? How many people am I going to tell about the «best» burger ever?
What could be so awesome? Nothing. It was an ordinary, flame-​grilled bacon cheeseburger. The bun was beyond greasy. Like «hey, have some Crisco on your bun.» It made it hard to eat and, on the run in an airport, not a great experience.
What makes it worth $ 15? Lack of options. This section of the airport is a wasteland of food stands.
Not a great decision to eat here. Save your $ 15 and put a down payment on a bag of jerky at the news stand to get you by.

Totally tasteless burger. First and last time I eat there.
Super slow service. Had to skip the fries cause they took far longer than the burger to be ready.
Avoid this place at all costs.

Terrible. F. Expensive, long wait, screwed up order and wasn’t any good. More lettuce than beef.
Watched them mess up two orders ahead of me.

If you have about 15 minutes to spare this is a great place to grab a burger to go. If I recall it was located near gate A25 but I was too distracted by the anticipation of sweet potato fries.
We had 35 minutes total to get from one flight to another and really needed food for our long flight ahead. This place was excellent. Our burger was delicious and ready in just about 10 to 15 min. They also had sweet potato fries and beer! Need I say more?
The attendant was on point and the entire ordering process went smoothly. Our food smelled so great that even the flight attendant wanted to know where we got this yummy food in a brown paper bag.
Thankfully we made it to our flight after chugging our beers and running Home Alone style from one end of the A gates yo the other.

I was craving a burger and fries, and found this place waiting for a flight to Charlotte. This is a nice place with a pretty good selection of burgers and sides to choose from.
I have to say that this burger was pretty good. I forget which one I got but I can describe it as All American, with lettuce, tomato, onion, and a piece of American cheese. It was pretty good., if a little overcooked and dry. That was remedied quickly by adding some condiments to it which made it better. It also comes with shoestring fries which were delicious and not too salty.
However, I found that this place was too expensive for the quality. It was a good burger for sure, but I spent about 15 or 16 dollars for a burger, fries and a drink for an experience only slightly better than McDonalds. I enjoyed it, but it wasn’t something I would seek out again.

This place is super expensive search around before just stopping here there are cheaper burger places than this. It is pretty plain even though it comes with lettuce tomato onions pickles. You have to add mayo and other stuff just to make it wet or its dry. Other than that it is your basic airport type place over priced and bland food.

Surprisingly shocked by how tasty this burger was but the price does not match the quantity of the meal. It’s proportionality smaller than most other gastropub style burgers and if you add fries and a shake it’s rather expensive than other dining options.
I get it, this place appeals to those who appreciate a premium burger but to feed a small family with kids could be cost prohibitive. I noticed millennials and businessmen with expense accounts in line ordering and appeared un-​phased by the cost. But, if money is no object, then enjoy!

If you like shoestring fries, order the fries. They were my favourite part of my 10:30 a.m. lunch. (Breakfast is served until 10:00 AM).
The burger, at first glance, looked delicious.
I would have appreciated a kid’s sized burger or something because it was HUGE. I didn’t need two patties and I didn’t need a huge brioche bun. A smaller burger with one patty would have been more than sufficient.
As others have said: greasy. That was the only downside, and it made me really not want to eat that much. With each bite, I could feel the grease slide down my throat, too. And the bun was pretty saturated. Yucky.

Service was nice and my food was given to me instantly.
An egg and cheese sandwich on brioche with a small bottle of aquafina water almost $ 11!
I loved the brioche and the melty cheese. The eggs where to hard eggs, almost as if they were microwaved in the bottle of a bowl or cup. The yolks were very green. I ended up picking them out and just eating the cheese bread.

I decided to get a burger while waiting for my connecting flight at the Phoenix airport as I was pretty hungry. A quick walk around the terminal led to Deluxburger which had a menu focused on burgers so decided to give it a try.
I got the classic burger ($ 11.50) and chocolate shake ($ 6.50). Like every other restaurant at the airport prices were almost double of what you would pay outside. After ordering it was almost a 15 minutes wait to finally get the food.
The burger itself was pretty big but not huge, with a lot of stuff thrown in between the buns. I could comfortably lift it and bit into it without making a big mess. There were two problems with the burger. First the patties were overcooked so were dry as a bone. Secondly the burger was over-​seasoned. It had so much salt that I could not taste anything else on the bun, just the taste of salt in every bit. After a couple of bites I could not bear this torture anymore so I gave up and trashed it. The chocolate shake on the other hand was very pleasant. It was not too sweet yet sweet enough to satisfy my sweet tooth. I would have personally liked the milkshake to be a lot thicker but this was easier to put down.
Overall not very impressed and will look at other options the next time I need to get something to eat at Phoenix airport.