Really nice burger, inconsistent medium-well cook on not perfectly fresh meat, but good enough, served straight out of a well-hidden kitchen of secret magic.
Toppings on the "spicy" burger were really nice- perfectly done caramelized onions whose fallen brethren were carefully lifted from the tray to be consumed after those which stuck to the burger were enjoyed with said burger; mayo on the spicy side, but not mouth-burning hot to any extent; and fresh veggies. A single solid piece of lettuce beats the stuffing out of shredded lettuce than winds up all over the place rather than in its intended receptacle: ma belleh.
Onion rings done to perfection: great crumb coating and deep fryer operated with the kind of perfect timing one can only achieve using the timer on a deep fryer.
Cane sugar soda is the drink of champs.
Nicely done all-round, worth the premium cost over the standard chains. 4.5/5