Z Burger, Washington, District of Columbia Restaurant Details

Food:

I love this place. It's greasy, unhealthy, delicious food and the space feels like an old-school McDonalds, but it's a great price and the staff are always fun and friendly.

Food:

This place is pretty good, but it's just a tad too expensive for regular dining. It feasts on the pleasures of excess.

Food:

I've been going there since it opened. Juicy burgers, much better than Five Guys, and really thick shakes (personal favorite is Chocolate Peanut Butter). Plus there are a lot of free topping beyond LTO, pickles, and ketchup.

I've also had their hot dogs and cheesesteaks. Let me say this, the cheesesteak is good for two people. It's packed full of meat, toppings, and cheese and is delicious.

The Sandwich side opened up about a year ago (lots of legal wrangling to work through as I understand). The sandwiches are great too and you can order a shake with one as well.

Recently a Burger Tap & Shake opened up a few blocks up the street. It's OK, more expensive and the food was good. If I want a burger and a beer, I would go there. But if I want a burger and shake, I'll keep going to Z Burger.

Food:

The burger and fries are a nice difference. Kinda expensive but good taste. Milkshakes are good too with 75 selections.

Food:

I ordered a RARE hamburger to take to a friend in the hospital, but what I got was well done. Inedible, from her point of view. I thought, wait, maybe the guy didn't hear me. But later I found my receipt. There it was. One cheeseburger. Rare.

There was no line, no massive horde of screaming fans to distract anyone. The guys behind the counter were chatting away. They just either didn't know or didn't care. Too bad I had told my friend in advance that I was bringing her a famous Z burger. If I hadn't, maybe she wouldn't have been so disappointed.

Maybe Z Burger is okay for people who like their meat well done. I don't. That was my last visit to Z burger.