5 Best Burger Restaurants in Grand Rapids

“I don't think I've ever had a better experience... I took my kids out to eat and everything was great! There was a young man cleaning the tables when we went to sit down. He was very sweet and polite, visiting with my kids. All of their staff was great there. The food was delicious. But when I walked out. I forgot my purse in the booth, distracted by my little ones. I honestly didn't realize until the next day. When I was looking for something I needed for work out of it. I just started panicking. Thinking of all the things that I'd have to replace. And the things that couldn't be replaced. I was just sick to my stomach. Already stressed being up there for a family emergency. I called Culver's being the last place I remembered having it. The gal asked me to hold on for a second awhile she went and checked and then said "yep it's here!" You don't understand the sense of relief. And when I stopped there and pick it up I literally had tears in my eyes. Not a thing was missing. I am so thankful for the boy that turned it in. He was the same one that was cleaning the tables when we got there. What an amazing person! I am so beyond grateful! People like him give me hope for my baby's future. Sometimes you just need that reminder that they're still good honest people out there that do the right thing. I wish I could do more to repay him for his kindness and honesty. Times have been rough lately. I'm a single mom and that would have been devastating having to try to replace all my work stuff, keys. IDs, credit cards, vaccine cards, money etc. And to be honest, when I got in the car I did cry some happy tears. I just couldn't help but think what a sweetheart that kid was. He's my hero. I'm sure his family is so proud of the man they're raising! Thanks again! You're truly amazing!“

“We had Abby tonight . She was extremely polite and professional. Food is typically good and it’s always nice and clean .“

“I hate to say it but my most recent visit to BK was highly disappointing. I asked for my usual: Whopper with cheese, ketchup and mustard only. Simple enough. Burger comes out and is missing the most important ingredient of those: mustard! Not a big deal. I got up and asked if I could get mustard packets. They didn’t have any. Ok. Can you just squirt mustard on it from the dispenser they use in the back? No answer only confused looks by the young woman. Minutes pass. She walks to the back to talk to the cook. There’s an argument ensuing. About my mustard debacle, apparently. Again I ask if a little bit can be put in a container for me? Again, just radio silence and another seemingly perplexed look of terror on the woman’s face yet once again her lips don’t open. Mouth doesn’t move.

Probably 5-7 minutes after I tried to fix this mustard catastrophe she hands me a bag and for reasons I’m still not grasping, hands me an entirely new burger in a new bag. I still have the first burger. This is a nice but entirely unnecessary gesture because I was in a rush and handing me mustard for my otherwise perfect burger would’ve been more expedient than making me wonder if I was about to be part of a conspiracy which I imagine would be dubbed “MustardGate” if I had any say in it. So I return with two burgers now and take a seat. Open up the wrapping and fortunately, there’s mustard on my burger alright. But there’s also an overly excessive gob of ketchup and a nauseating amount of mayonnaise which you might notice, WAS NOT ONE OF THE 3 BASIC CONDIMENTS that I had asked for when I’d first placed my order. Which it seemed like occurred months or years before this point of mayonnaise overkill and ketchup catastrophe.

Jsyk and don’t have to spend years of tortured time obsessing over how the story ends, I will be clear:

No, I didn’t end up making another trip to the BK associate’s register to haggle over the mustard miscommunication. I just sat and quietly ate that far too saturated fraud of a meat hunk. My new burger was awash in condiment overkill and my old burger lacked the critical mustard which I require most to get a burger to slide down my gullet. Realizing I was going to have to accept what was becoming a King Sized BK Bummer Value Meal, I nibbled on that dripping hot mess of USDA Choice BS with heaviness in my heart and great emptiness in my belly.“

“My family took me there for my birthday ? we had a great server! Great food and lots of fun ? 1of us had the club sandwich, 1 had a corn dog with broccoli ? and 3 of us had the bourbon chicken with shrimp! The appetizers, the meals, and the dessert was delicious. Our server was so professional and friendly, we hope to go back real soon ?

Parking: Most parking spots are close to the door.

Kid-friendliness: There is a children's menu, and the staff can even make Shirley Temples if so desired. If it's your birthday, the will sing Happy birthday ? and you get a free dessert ?

Wheelchair accessibility: The parking lot is the same level as the entrance to the entrance door. There are no steps to worry about. Generally the host is there to assist with doors and help seating. There are booths and tables. So if there is a mobility impairment or wheelchair, the staff can easily adapt for comfortable seating.“

“Had a shake the other day that was more milk than shake. Really disappointed the one thing they specialize in was screwed up. I could've returned it but I was already driving away when I noticed. All my other experiences at this location have been good.“