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| - For a franchise, the quality of the burger was definitely above Hero Burger, and even the Burger's Priest and Holy Chuck. My boyfriend took me to Gourmet Burger Co because we had tried Holy Chuck and were disappointed by another "McDonald's Big Mac" tasting burger. We ordered the Spicy Cajun burger, onion rings and a strawberry milkshake.
The Spicy Cajun burger was dressed with lettuce, tomato, avocadoes, jalapeno peppers, Jalapeno havarti, cajun spice, Smokey chipotle and honey mayo. The different flavours of the burger blended in so well together. Even though the burger patty itself contained Jalopeno bits and was dressed with Jalapeno peppers, the fresh beef flavour was very distinct. Rather than mask the beef flavour (like the other burger joints), all the dressings enhanced it.
The milkshake was inexpensive (only $3.00) and was also very good with the freshness of the ice cream coming out. The onion rings were not special but did not disappoint. They were supposed to be beer battered but we didn't notice a difference in taste to non beer battered rings.
One of the best burgers I've had in a while. It' was expensive for a fast food franchise (the entire meal was $20 for one person) Because it's a franchise, the quality may differ between locations but given my experience at this particular location, I would try out another one.
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