Burgerim

Some great sliders here! Lots of choices for type of meat and toppings you want per slider. I tried the normal beef, waygu beef, and chicken sliders. All of them were delicious but I recommend going for the normal beef, especially if you are going to put more toppings on it. The chicken was grilled and still very juicy and the chips were crispy and fluffy on the inside like a good fry. They also seem to have a good beer and wine selection but I did not partake. Overall great vibes in this place and great for a quick customizable meal!

This place is the definition of just ok. The concept is a great one but the execution is flawed. The burgers are somewhere between slider and full burger sized... Too small to be satisfied with just one but too big to order, say, four or five and try a bunch of flavors. In fact, I'd be stuffed with just two. For $8 each or $10 for two, I can't quite figure out the economics, but certainly, it's not cheap to get a single. Those are a la carte prices too. Our two burgers took nearly 15 minutes to arrive and they were underwhelming. The turkey burger was actually pretty juicy but the melted cheese was cold and congealed and all the flavors and textured just kind of blended together into one sloppy mess. I wasn't unhappy with it, but it wasn't anything exciting or special. I doubt I'll be back.

New place in the area it seems. They are still in the process of working out the kinks, but the chain is expanding quick. Burgers were small but very filling. Highly recommend downloading their app and get the first time pickup order discount, rather than wait a long time in line during lunch time. Not sure if I’d go back though, didn’t exactly win me over.

BurgerIM serves largish sliders or small burgers. They generally expect you to be ordering 2 per person, which is fine because they are offering reasonable portions albeit at (scaled) premium prices. The fries (sliced fingerling potatoes?) were good but I was annoyed that I needed to eat half of them first in order to get my burger out of the box without spilling stuff all over the table. The burger was fine although I do expect the Wagyu farmers would storm the place with pitchforks if they knew what was happening to their hand raised and massaged beef. The offspring said the the chicken fingers were good if a touch over-salty. The shakes are thick and creamy. I’m especially interested in taking a kid party there (or takeout from there) because the portions are the right size for that. They’re just getting started and working the kinks out so I’ll forgive the lack of clean tables and inability to flag someone down before just giving up and wiping the table with some tissues.

The food was tasty. I got the turkey burgers (cowboy and classic styles) and sweet potato fries. My husband got the beef burgers and onion rings. Daughter got kids chicken strips. All tasted good, but my fries were a bit cold. The unfortunate thing was the service. The food took about 25 mins to come out, they couldn't remember which sides went with what burgers (tho it was printed on the ticket), they forgot my daughter's chicken strips. The staff was very apologetic and accommodating, but the kitchen and wait staff seemed inexperienced. It wasn't overwhelmingly busy. (There were only a handful of groups eating there, and they already had their food.) I'm hoping that our experience was just a fluke. The food was good enough that I would go back, but if the service is that poor again, it's not worth the wait.

There was only one person to handle a large line and he seemed more interested in socializing with colleagues than helping guests. They got my order wrong, but I didn't notice until I had gotten all the way home. I ordered fried chicken sliders but I got grilled chicken instead. They were actually pretty tasty, but still not what I had ordered. I don't like their potato things but their onion rings are bomb!