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| - I came here on Easter Monday for lunch with 3 others. I had a Groupon for two that I shared with a friend, and my other 2 friends used yelp check-in to get 15% off.
Here you order and pay, and they give you a number card. When they call your number, you go pick up your order. Simple. Our order took a little over 10mins to be made, which I found still acceptable for freshly cooked burgers.
Our orders were:
- 2 x Sweet Sin - 4oz Beef Patty w/ Cheese, Bacon, Sauteed Onions & Secret Sauce on Original Buns ($7.99)
- The Special - 4oz Beef Patty w/ Cheese, Lettuce, Tomato & Secret Sauce on Golden Buns ($6.99)
- Buffalo Chicksin - Crispy Chicken Smothered in Buffalo Wing Sauce w/ Lettuce, Tomato & Ranch on Original Buns ($6.99)
- Sinner Fries - Fries w/ Seasoned Ground Beef, Nacho Cheese, Sour Cream & Diced Tomatoes ($6.29)
All of us happened to get burgers that came pre-dressed, so we didn't get to check out their toppings options. I had the Sweet Sin, and I really like the simple combination of items. And because it wasn't over-loaded with toppings like I tend to get when I'm given a choice to add my own toppings, I got to taste everything in the burger. The patty was juicy. The bacon was crisp, but not overly done and dried up. The onions were nice and caramelized, with the onion sweetness I loved. And their secret sauce went well with everything. The proportion of bread to topping, to patty was good. The bread was fluffy, but sturdy. For once I still actually had bread at the end of my burger. I don't like when the bread mysteriously disappears, and I'm left awkwardly with just patty, and some random toppings, during my last few bites. The Sinner Fries, we shared amongst the 4 of us. It was really good. Kind of like a Fries Supreme at Taco Bell, which I loved growing up, but with better fries, and much fresher ingredients. My other 2 friends said they liked their The Special and Buffalo Chicksin as well, didn't get to try it.
The burgers might be a bit small for some people. I found getting my own burger, and sharing the fries, was the perfect portion for me for lunch. For dinner I would need a little more. A lot of people seem to compare this place to Burger Priest. This place is a bit cheaper than BP, but the burgers are also smaller. The portion size of the Sinner Fries for the price was pretty good. Our total came out to ~$31 after tax (including the $12 I paid for the Groupon, and with the yelp discount), for 4 people. So it was a pretty good deal for us. I'd still probably come back even with just the yelp check-in discount.
The restaurant was pretty spacious, and they had a lot of seating compared to some of the other burger places I've been to. All my friends agreed that we liked Sinners Burger more than BP. I have no idea if we ordered the wrong items at BP, but it was very unmemorable to us. But they still like Five Guys better lol. I, myself quite like it here though. Unfortunately its a bit of a drive west for me, so I probably won't be back too often. But if I'm ever in the west end, and craving burgers, I would definitely come back.
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