Fatburger - Vancouver

For a quick bite ordered the piece chicken teeth they were delicious and extremely hot on the touch the personal were all smiles and very friendly in view of the miserable and crappy weather outside. I would recommend this place

Their burgers are decent, but a little expensive for an almost food restaurant. So I'm just going there when there are groupon deals. the patty are juicy and their service was in order. but I wouldn't go to a burger on a normal day.

All I had at this Cambie and West Broadway location was the burger and a Coke, but I must comment on the burger, which was delicious. It was also served fresh and HOT, which is so rare with fast food. In my experience, unless you ask for a special order, you get something that's been sitting awhile and barely warm. Even if I ask for "no ketchup," which I always do, I still rarely get anything that is at least satisfactorily warm.This burger, packed with fresh toppings, was actually hot, and for that reason alone I rate it high. On top of that, it was delicious, and had obviously been freshly made to order and served promptly.Staff were friendly and welcoming so I have no complaints about this experience at all.

The hotdog I was served had a cold crumbly bun that tore apart upon handling. It should have been heated in order to be moist and stretchy.

It has been 11 years since my spouse and I have been to a Fatburger; the last time was Los Angeles.We arrived around 1:20 and found parking on site. The parking lot only holds about 4 vehicles maximum. There is free and metered parking on the surrounding streets. The free parking is one block away. The restaurant was about 2/3rd full (approx. 20-24 seat capacity) when we arrived.We made use of a Groupon for $16 – 2 deluxe cheddar cheeseburgers and 2 fries. The regular price was $7.99 for the deluxe burger with all the trimmings plus $1.19 for cheddar cheese. The fries were $3.49.My spouse changed her cheeseburger to a turkey burger for an extra $1 and I upgraded the fries to onion rings. The menu board price for the fries was $3.49 and the onion rings were $3.99 So I expected the price to be an extra $.50 for the fries but instead cost $2.00 extra. I asked the cashier regarding the discrepancy and said that’s the way it is priced out. Go figure!The total bill with taxes after the optional add-ons was $3.94.The 1/3rd pound deluxe cheeseburger – with lettuce, tomato, pickles, mayo, mustard and relish was alright – slightly above average in taste and quality.As stated above, my spouse upgraded her cheeseburger to a turkey burger with “the works” – think deluxe burger trimmings. The other turkey burger option was “the traditional” – cranberry sauce, mayo, lettuce