Burgerville

They're usually on it at this location, and I understand it's late. Having worked FF before I know it's a pretty thankless job, and stuff happens. With inflation and the fact that you're paying extra for the QUALITY of food here...I really don't appreciate half of my fries being (really obviously) fished out of the bottom of the fryer where they've died. As a general rule with food, if you wouldn't eat it, you shouldn't push it out. Sorry guys...I'll give you another chance. But this one you got a little lazy. I don't mind the wait, if it means not getting something like this.

Clean and organized place. Plenty of parking and they have drive-thru as well. The cashier wasn't very friendly when taking our order and even seemed bothered to be working. Our food was decently good, the strawberry lemonade was way-too sweet in my opinion. Overall, it is a decent place for the price, but would prefer to get a burger elsewhere.

I love Burgerville! As a Northwestern-based burger joint staple, I make sure to stop in whenever I can. The former Tillamook Cheddar Burger is now called the Northwestern Burger and is pretty much all I order when I come here, unless I'm in the mood for Fish 'n Chips, (which at Burgerville are most definitely NOT your average fast-food fish fare!) The Fish 'n Chips are a bit on the pricier side of the menu, but trust that they are worth it. Burgerville is known for it's higher-quality offerings and local sourcing of ingredients whenever possible. It may not be 5-star restaurant quality but the quality of menu items on offer are head and shoulders above what's available from any other fast food chain you'll find in the Pacific NW. They have great seasonal milkshakes, too. The seasonal hand-battered Walla Walla Sweet Onion Rings aren't my personal favorite, but that's just because I don't like onions of any kind at all. Everyone I know that likes onion rings says they are to die for! The only way Burgerville could improve would be if they offered A&W Rootbeer as a beverage choice, then it would be perfect!

$14 for hamburger small fry and same milkshake for my mom, because that’s what she wanted. Way overpriced. Fries smelled and tasted like they were cooked with onion rings. Then the fact they want you to tip them and push the card reader at you pointing to the tipping buttons. I always tip but when being forced to I have issues. When did burgerville go so downhill!!!