Mainely Burgers - Brighton

The owners are nice and willing to fix errors in an order when it happens. The atmosphere is good with the decorations, cleanliness and so on. You can often see Celtics players here! A disadvantage is sometimes the attitude of the cash registers, which could be due to the inexperienced. Apart from that, it was a 5-star experience.

The burgers are so good. Can get a little messy but they have bathrooms. The menu was kind of restricting because I always end up getting the beast but makes it easier to choose. The frappes are huge but wish they had whipped cream. Staff are friendly and the music is like stuff you would hear at Johnny Rockets. The seats remind me of five guys. They have cups for water and you can just go up to refill. It's pretty empty when I go there too. Edit: I feel like the music changed a little and the fries are thicker. Still no whipped cream.

Great burgers and frappes are awesome. Fries are not worth it. Edit: since the owner is a nice guy and responded to my review, I came back here to try again. Fries have definitely been improved since my last visit, and they're pretty good. Feel like they could be a bit crispier but can't really complain much about them as they are now. However, I'm dropping the place from 5 to 2 stars. Before, frappes came in a nice glass and you got the extra frappe in a metal cup that they use to blend it with. Now it was a sad small plastic cup (like McDonald's small size, but 3x the price). And they don't even have recycling bin for this plastic, way to kill the turtles! Fourth of July hotdog was super sad with barely any relish and some cheap bad mustard. Beast burger had soggy bacon and way too much onions. Don't go here.

I'm not a big fan of burgers, but decided to check out this place. It's a new location and in a neighborhood where parking is much easier than driving into Boston, phew. We ordered the Shroom' Swiss burger with a double veggie patty. It came, as the name suggests, with sauteed mushrooms and swiss cheese, along with lettuce, tomato, and house sauce. The veggie patty was unlike any I've tried in the U.S. It's a green patty (usually it's always black bean or at the most sweet potato), so it felt great to try something different. While it was tasty, I feel it lacked salt. However, you can make up for it with the various sauces. So I didn't mind! This way, it is more accessible to those who prefer a low salt intake. We ordered the parmesan fries as a side. The fries were crispy but I could have done with a lot more parmesan, haha. The ambiance is pretty sunny and open. Quite a lot of seats and no wait time. You order at the counter and the food is ready in minutes. Pro tips 1: Free parking on the street. 2: Check out the Boston mural on their wall. 3. So many burger options, they also have temporary specials check out the far right menu board. 4: If you get their veggie patty, ask them to top it with some Sriracha!

I had a great burger! My only complaint is that all the dishes are quite modest in size—more suitable for sharing among a group rather than just for one person—and priced accordingly. Additionally, the Brussels sprouts were a bit too salty.