Burgerville U S A

Very, very very average burgers and fries. Similar quality to McDonalds and Burger King yet a plain cheeseburger, fries and a drink will be $ 10. Not super impressive, just average fast food with a heavy price tag.

Nothing special about the food, I think it’s more expensive than its worth, good milkshake though, but overpriced. I think they need to provide more if they want to charge that much. I don’t think I’ll be going back anytime soon,

Ordered rosemary shoestring potatoes that came out with no rosemary. Went up to counter to ask about it and the lady said «the rosemary is in the oil.» This is a load of Bull because I had these a week ago and it was covered in rosemary. Also, the back or their shirts say «rosemary salt.» a few minutes later I heard someone say they don’t even have rosemary salt. Never coming back here. Worst Burgerville and service.

Burgerville is an amazing company and typically makes great food and has great service. This Burgerville is an exception. We ordered 2 meals with the fresh strawberry shakes (a must when in season) the girl over the intercom happily took our order and told us she would have our total at the windo. When we reached the window a man asked us what were our drink orders. Very frustrating as we had already placed them. We were then given regular (artificial) strawberry shakes. This was highly annoying. My bus sand told the girl working that we had ordered fresh strawberry shakes and she told us they were out. After handing someone an item they DID NOT order is not when you tell them the item they ordered is out of stock. Good customer service would be to tell the customer at the time they place their order if something is out of stock, that way they can change their mind and order something else, not receive whatever item the teenage worker determines sufficiently replaces what they actually want. This Burgerville needs to do a better job at training their young staff on good customer service. I did not drink my fake tasting shake as I was highly disappointed that I did not get what I actually ordered and paid for and I didn’t not want to waste calories on the disappointment.

I thought this was supposed to be clean, all-​AMERICAN, locally sourced food. So disappointed. Won’t be back. Dirty floor, greasy food, weird tough hamburger, dirty rest rooms. We were so hungry and this was so bad. Our dog did enjoy the last of my burger though.

I normally love Burgerville but whoa Nellie I had a terrible bean burger. Ridiculous amounts of mayo and burger was not very warm.

They are to expensive for a fast food restaurant. They are fast which makes me think they are not freshly preparing their food.

Burgerville gets 4 Stars for their energetic service and consistent delivery of a quality product. I appreciate their mindful selections (local and organic offerings) and their efforts to be positive part of their community. The drive-​through is alway friendly and the burgers are freshly prepared. Enjoyment Rating — They are a Burger Go To!

Good food. The burgers are fresh and chipotle sauce is delicious. Great customer service. Will stop here again if in the area.

So. let’s bump gums a minute. I been chow’in down in these Burgerville joints since the 60’s when old man Propstra opened the first one in Vancouver, WA. So, some nostalgia, some familiarity with the food over the years. The Burgerville I get to regularly anymore is this one in The Dalles when I go back and forth to the city.
Couple times the burgers weren’t great, mostly they were. That is NO LONGER the case. Tonight I was in the joint. It was dead. That’s usually a bad sign. Stopped in the crapper on the way in, some smoke was in there with his back pack taking care of some business all right, but not the usual business that gets taken care of, if you know what I mean. So off to a good start. Should have just bounced.
But my dogs were bark’in and I just wanted to sit down and eat a decent burger, and get back in the boiler headed East.
Let’s cut right to the chase. The burger was barely warm, prolly been under the hot light since lunch, or breakfast, the meat was comparable to any cheesy low end hash house. You know the ol’ «mystery meat» flavor ie looks kinda like meat but no flavor, gristly and you wonder what is was when it was still suck’in air. The tomato was maybe cardboard painted red, the bun was dry. You get my drift. I took a bite and tossed it. Fountain coke is fountain coke but this was so watered down it was more like «coke flavored» watery syrup. The fries had maybe shared space under the heating lamp with the mystery meat burger. They were dry, flavorless and had not been fried or defrosted since hours ago. I let them continue to keep company with the burger. You know, birds of a feather.
The high pillow here wasn’t hitting on all eight. Dopers in the boys room, Fake, old dried up gristly barely warm food. And I mean «barely». Closer to cold than hot.
Damn, the end of an era. It’s hard to find a «decent» burger and it ain’t like the bad old days for sure. Everyone has a bad day, or an off day. But if you take my cabbage for pitiful food or service I’m done the very first time. I’m nobody’s patsy.
I won’t stop at any one of these chain chisler hash houses again. Especially when it’s 15 simoleans for two pitiful burgers that were inedible, a large order of what they called fries, sweet wattery syrup called «Coke» and a milkshake. I gotta send a copy of this review to Coca Cola.
The dame at the counter was aces, fast, helpful but never asked about the food when she walked past as I was throwing it in it’s wrapper.
Get Outta town! I did.

Place was colorful and semi clean, 6 tables needed to be wiped down at 2:40pm on a Wednesday. The fries were hot but Anthony was to busy to get an order right. Meat cheese bun, no veggies or sauce is to hard to manage. The burger was good even though it had mayo, overall it was just another burger joint, nothing to write home about.

The best burger sauce ever. I don’t care for there salads. Hamburgers are really good. Love the fries but under cooked most of the time. They have really yummy tarter sauce. My husband says there not consistent. Very pricey.

Over price for what you get I will not go here my wife loves it small burgers had a milk shake tasted foamy worm didn’t taste like real ice cream I will not be back to get another one would go without first

Solid burger joint. Great gluten free buns. I loved my turkey burger. The husband & kids loved their beef burgers. Fries were ok. Service was great for a fast food place. I love that they put a packet of flower seeds in the kids’ meals instead of a cheap toy.

We were delighted to see a Burgerville across the street from our hotel. We ordered the seasonal deep fried asparagus and also a pulled pork sandwich. Very good. We will certainly visit next time we travel through here. The gentleman taking our order was great. BTW the burgers are always great.

Good greasy grub, if that’s what you’re looking for! Definitely a step up from McDonalds. The chicken strips were great, the fries mediocre. The dipping sauces they offer were actually excellent – not over processed garbage like most fast food joints. Try the tartar.
My biggest complaint is with the location. There were some pretty sketchy folks dropping lots of f bombs in the parking lot adjacent to Burgerville. I was glad I didn’t have kids with me, I didn’t feel safe.

Can’t go wrong with the Tillamook cheeseburger minus mayonnaise add spread! Love the rosemary french fries when they’re in season. Milkshakes yummy!

I have such a soft spot for local places like this. You can literally feel community oozing thru the walls. From the really cool country music to the newsletter about local ingredients to the waffle fries, this place feels like home.
The burgers are decent and are locally sourced. The waffle fries are excellent and fresh and they come out and serve them to you.
So next time you feel like a burger don’t go to McDonalds try a local spot instead.

I’ve been to many Burgervilles and this one is just OK.
It’s not one of the cleanest Burgervilles.
SoOoO… I ordered the Tillamook Cheeseburger with a pumpkin Froyo shake.
Service was fine, but unfortunately the burger was just kinda blah.
It wasn’t HOT off the grill. It was just warm.
The bun was also smooshed… if that’s even a word… and they are skimpy with the lettuce.
It was like they were rushed and just slapped the burger together, sat on it to keep it warm and served up to me since I was the next lucky one in line.
I hate paying almost $ 5.00 for slappy-​slop burger. If I wanted a burger like that, I could just go to Charburger.
The Shake was also a sad story. You could tell they just poured a bunch pumpkin goo on the bottom of the cup and dumped ice cream on top.
Oppps.they forgot to stir it. I guess that was my job.
Seriously…I do like Burgervilles since they promote local and organic, but come on guys… let’s put some pride in those burgers and shakes and make them look edible.

This is just like any other Burgerville: it’s boring, bland (much like this review) fast food. You’re supposed to feel better about it because it’s *local*, and *organic*, and… you get the idea. If participating in arm-​chain food politics really gets you going… to the point of having a strong placebo effect: you LOVE the food here!
It’s like the In-​and-​Out burger of Oregon in that it has a cult following for no good reason other than it’s not McDonald’s.
So, if I’m such a crab about this place, why do I even go? Well, glad you asked:
A) I’m on a road trip
B) I’m in an extreme hurry
C) Nothing else is open
D) Some combination of A, B, and C