Yeah Burger, Atlanta, Georgia Restaurant Details

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Bison burgers at yeah burger are terrific, but nothing in the world is like the vanilla shakes, made with soft serve from High Craft.

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Today my husband and I decided to go to Yeah! Burger for our lunch date and it was good!
I had the Fried Chicken sandwich with fries and onion rings. My hubby had the beef cheeseburger and a Strawberry shake. It's pretty expensive, we spent about $40. (Beware, you can build your sandwich but be careful because you can keep adding and adding until your sandwich goes from $7 to $11 and you don't realize it until the total is given to you!)

I loved the onion rings. The fries were OK. I love the mini fry basket that they came in more than the fries themselves.

The Fried chicken sandwich was good. It was a decent size chicken breast. I cut the sandwich in half and still couldn't get my mouth around it!
My husband is addicted to the shakes now. Although it was a $6 shake he is willing to pay just to get it... If you knew my husband you would know how big of a deal that is!

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I enjoyed my visit to Yeah Burger. The service was efficient and friendly. So many choices that it took a while to decide what I wanted! Everything is organic and locally supplied which makes a difference in the taste, Yes, it's a bit pricier but in this case, you get what you pay for. The beef was some of the best I've ever eaten, toppings and sauces were delicious, and the fries were awesome. The only thing I wasn't crazy about was the bun. It was too dry for my taste.

If I find myself in Virginia Highlands again, I would definitely return.

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It's OK... Not gonna blow ur socks off. Prices is way to high for average burgers.

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Mmm mmm. I like this location a bit better than the Howell Mill one. Stopped in late one evening about half an hour to close (which I hate doing but we were starving) for something to-go and service was friendly and welcoming.

Endless options tend to overwhelm me but I try to keep it simple yet interesting. This time had the turkey burger with pimento, caramelized onions, sriracha mayo, tomato and pickles. *pat on the back* Oh, they did a pretty good job, too. The combo definitely worked for me.

All in all, I will definitely patronize this location more. Definitely a fan!

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You can taste the freshness in the kick-butt, locally raised burgers with mix-and-match toppings, complemented by cocktails, craft beers and wine, at this duo in Knight Park/Howell Station and Virginia-Highland; the well-designed counter-serve spaces are often packed, but the lines move quickly, and while some quibble about the up-charges, most consider it a place to put on your short list.