After we faced locked doors at the Happy Dog, I got out my trusty Yelp app and looked for an alternative. Heck's came up and I was excited because it was another restaurant on my "to try" list. When we arrived there were about 3 tables ahead of us which is not a big deal, but the waiting area is tiny. I didn't mind that about 7 of us were snug like sardines in the little entry way, but I did mind when a old lady hit us with her cane to get us to move out of the way. Easy, grandma. About 20 minutes later we were sat at a quaint little table for two in the "atrium" area. The sun was shining in from the windows and for a moment I felt my winter blahs melt away. Our server was very prompt and efficient, but could have been a little more personable. But I guess I'll take a never-empty Diet Coke over personality. I ordered the Teriyaki burger and my fiance had the Rogue burger. We both ordered our burgers medium well and they came out over well, which was a little bit of a disappointment. I loved the pineapple and onion combo on my burger, and the juicy teriyaki sauce helped the overcooked burger not be too dry. I was surprised the burger did not come with any cheese and must have overlooked that fact on the menu. It would have given the burger that little extra oomph it needed. My fiance was happy with his choice of burger toppings, but agreed the meat was dry and lacked in flavor. The onion rings and fries were just ok and only slightly warm when we received them. I had a little bit of sticker shock when I got the bill. Dang...almost $40 for 2 hamburgers and sodas? Overall I think Heck's is pretty pricey for just an A-OK experience.