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  • There are no Islands in Tucson... And that's neither a good thing nor bad thing. In other words, I traveled all the way from Tucson to Northern Phoenix to eat an all right burger. Well, that's not true. My friend and I traveled there to watch Avatar on the IMAX screen at Desert Ridge. To reiterate, the burgers at Islands are "fine" in the mildest possible term. The ground beef was of decent to good quality, and therefore the taste was of average to good caliber. It was the fixings that sort of dragged down the burger in the taste department. I ordered the Kilauea, which is a jalapeno & black pepper crusted burger with pepper jack cheese, chipotle aioli, lettuce, tomato and Island Reds. I'm not a cheese fan, so I opted to forgo the pepper jack. I'm not sure if that would've saved the burger. The seasoning lacked any pronounced or distinguished flavor. Sadly, the end result was a rather bland burger. Have mercy, the fries, on the other hand, were probably the best thing on my plate. The fries at Islands were good and fresh, just like me with the ladies after a few drinks. With all due respect to a review who said that the fries "tasted a lot like In-N-Out's," I disagree. In-N-Out fries are of the thin-cut variety, while Island's are more of a traditional style. What I appreciated the most about the fries were that they were crispy and fresh. The service was fairly fast, efficient and friendly, especially considering this a California-based chain. I hate to wait for refills on my drinks, and our server was always on the spot just prior to hitting bottom as to satiate our impending thirst. By the way, if you order a Cherry Coke here, it comes with an actual maraschino cherry. Well, the first one does at least. The second and third ones lacked any cherry. I guess once you pop that first cherry, you really don't get any more. On that note, I would consider paying Island's a visit again, but it's not high on my list. There are so many more cherries out there.
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