Cheeseburgers Omaha A Take-out Joint

The meal was perfect and delicious. The onion rings were fantastic. The chicken fingers were made with fresh, high-quality breast meat. We will definitely order again and are excited to try the burgers.

Overall, everything was pretty good. I had the national burger with onion rings. The burger was well-seasoned and quite tasty, similar to a Big Mac. The onion rings were well-cooked, but a bit too peppery for my liking. I give it a star for the affordable price and flavorful onion rings. I appreciate that they use Angus beef for the burgers, but it's a bit pricey at close to $20 per person for a burger, side, and drink.

We had a great experience, and loved the music- even caught my going on four year old Daughter grooving. I had The Benny, just a great all around burger and I am usually more of a plain cheeseburger kind of guy. Wife had the chili dog, she really liked it including the bun. Daughter had chicken fingers, which were kind of different in the sense as not exactly traditional, same with the onion rings (both very good). I really liked the fries as well, above average. We will be back from time to time.

I stopped in for a weekday lunch on a Thursday in February. The place is located in a strip mall unit near 168th Harrison previously occupied by Doc Eddie's BBQ, B&B Express, and Masarap Philippine Cuisine.Burgers are 3.5oz patties (basically, 1/5lb patties). I had The Benny which is a double-patty bacon cheeseburger. It was good. Juicy and flavorful. Though, I probably only need one patty, so I'll keep that in mind for next time.Fries were just okay. I was hoping for some tasty handmade-in-house fries, but got the standard Sysco/USFoods frozen-from-a-bag type. Also, they need an individual size fry. If I'm eating alone and there's nobody to share fries with, then I don't need an entire paper tray of fries. Half of them just went in the trash.They have RC cola on tap which is rather amusing and nostalgic. While RC Cola was never super popular there actually used to be several private restaurants in the Omaha area that served it back in the 1980s. Now, not so much. So, it was fun to see and I had myself a cup of it because why not? In addition to RC Cola they also have obscure choices like Roscoe's Root Beer and others. lolEmployees were friendly. Kitchen speed was fast. Restaurant was clean and well-maintained.Overall, pretty tasty burgers and I'll be back for another meal.

Burgers were okay, but onion ring and fries were great! Only issues were the takeout fee added on after I was given the total and no one let me know when my order was ready. It set under the warmer long enough for the grease in the fries to soak through the bag. The manager did take off the takeout fee when I questioned it.I did see a sign for a discount on Tuesdays if you want to try them out for yourself. .