Fatburger - Redmond

My father's favorite burger in Redmond. Took a friend for their first visit and we enjoyed our sandwiches. They were popping hot and the buns were toasted and fresh. I had a ?lb with fried egg and onions and my friend had a cheeseburger. I decided againstthe $5 fries. I debated giving the restaurant 3 instead of 4 because, although our burgers were good, my friend's cheeseburgerarrived without cheese and they weren't offered a fix, plus the restaurant itself is dated and would benefit from a refresh.But, COVID gives any restaurant the benefit of the doubt

Really enjoyed Fatburger. The service was friendly and the burger was cooked perfectly. It had a nice crust around the outside of the patty. Onion rings had a nice fry. We could tell the oil was fresh. It was nice sitting outside.

I really dislike giving negative reviews because I genuinely want to see all businesses thrive. However, I feel it's important to share my honest experience. First, let's talk about the pricing—over $20 for an original burger with bacon and cheese, regular fries, and a drink. I didn’t mind paying that amount initially because I assumed I would be getting a quality burger. Unfortunately, what I received was subpar. The burger was overstuffed with lettuce, reminiscent of the way Subway tries to make you feel like you're getting more than you actually are. The burger itself was dry and lacking in flavor. The bun fell apart in my hands, and the tomatoes were quite disappointing; the only aspect I appreciated were the pickles. Tragically, I ended up spending $21 to enjoy just a few decent pickles. Additionally, the fries were a bit soggy. This level of quality is simply unacceptable at that price point. I can't see myself returning to this place.

It was okay, but nothing to write home about. The burger wasn't cooked as I requested, and the sides left a lot to be desired.

I tried the turkey burger meal and found it to be a bit on the pricey side. However, the taste was excellent, and the fries were delicious as well.