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“Been steady customer but last couple visits it's very obvious burger patty has become noticeably thinner and dry--- going back to Dan's!“
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“We had a wonderful experience Gabriel Culiat will highly recommend this establishment to friends and family. Food was delicious and the service was amazing. Thanks“
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“The only bad thing about this place is that I can only eat two double cheeseburgers at a time. Otherwise my heart would explode. Hands-down the best hamburger I’ve ever had better than shake shack better than In-N-Out. It’s better than just about any other place I’ve ever had. To the hotdogs, they are definitely the top three I’ve ever had.
If you’re in the Austin area, this is absolutely a place you need to try. I wish I was getting paid for this, but I’m not.“
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“We loved the food here! The burgers were so flavorful and juicy. The corn dog on the kids menu was a nice big size my niece took half of hers home in her cool car carrier that the kids meals arrive in. The service was fast and friendly. The atmosphere was awesome. We played oversized Jenga outside on the patio and had a blast!! Kids can run around in the open area out back. Loved everything about this place! Will definitely return and for sure recommend.“
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“First time trying it so I got a few items. The carne asada was great, the pastor tacos with the fresh pineapple lived up to having pastor in the name, and the quesabirria tacos had us wishing we got more. But what blew our mind, maybe because we weren’t expecting it, were the hot dogs. Topped with your choice of meat, they stole the show.“
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“As always, the staff was very friendly and professional. Food was great, but I’m sure you already knew that.“
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“Gimme Burger is one of the best burgers in Austin, but the fried okra is THE BEST OKRA YOU WILL EVER HAVE. And, the service from this food truck is better than 80% of the brick-and-mortar restaurants in town; seriously, it’s a refreshing reprieve from the transplant diluted culture of Austin.“