Visited Burger's Priest with the GF one sunny Sunday afternoon. We were unable to make a family BBQ which left us craving burgers.
The first thing you will notice upon entering Burger's Priest is their religious theme menu with selections such as "High Priest" and "The Vatican." Hopefully the second thing you will notice is that they only accept cash. One of the other patrons in line caught without cash, like us, asked the staff whether they knew it was the year 2016. Why do they only accept cash? I can think of a few reasons but do not want to speculate however considering the prices I found it ridiculous.
Returning to Burger's Priest with cash in hand we both ordered the "High Priest" with fries and a drink.
**Disclaimer** if you enjoy such restaurants as Holy Chuck you may wish to take the rest of this review with a grain of salt.
The "High Priest" is Burger's Priest version of the Big Mac. An interesting concept because the Big Mac costs roughly $4-5 dollars while the High Priest cost $10. I question whether a "high end" burger joint should be trying to replicate the taste of McDonalds. Why would I not just go to McDonald's and pay significantly less money?
The burger meat itself is where I hoped there would be a significant difference. Unfortunately, just like Holy Chuck, I found the beef extremely greasy and soft, basically mushy. I don't care how high grade, organic or fresh the meat is. It is borderline inedible, mushy and excessively greasy.
Our two "Big Mac" combos cost us approximately 34 dollars. Insane. I cannot see the allure of this place and will not visit again.