Holy Chuck

Verified by N49

Absolute garbage. Totally tasteless, no spice, no flavor, nothing. Took one bite and tossed the burger in the trash. Wasted my money.

Honestly, for the price I wasn’t impressed. A double cheeseburger alone will cost you $20+, and a side of fries brings the total closer to $30. In my opinion, there are just much better burgers in this city priced around $8-$15. Rosie’s Burgers & Happy Burger come to mind.

This burger joint’s name sounds a bit like Shake Shack, but when it comes to taste, Holy Chuck definitely has the edge. Their burgers are richer, with a more robust flavor and a fattier profile. That said, they don’t come cheap—especially the Holy Duck burger. The space is also on the smaller side, and the overall atmosphere feels a bit weaker compared to Shake Shack’s lively vibe.

The reason I am giving it three stars is for the price point. $20+ for a burger and a side of onion rings is pricey and frankly I do not think it is worth it.

That being said, their burgers are pretty good, not amazing but a solid burger. Good ingredients cooked well. The bun was a bit soggy with the toppings but that is the only real complaint. The highlight of the meal was the milkshake, best I have had in a long time. If I come back it’ll be just to grab a milkshake.

The restaurant itself was relatively clean, the staff were kind, and service was quick.

The food was decent, but the fries and onion rings were absolutely very salty. The burger itself was very, very delicious. The staffwere
kind and the service was pretty fast.

They offer a variety of specialty burgers, including lamb, crispy chicken, and beef. Though the burgers are small, they’re packed with incredible flavor. And their waffle fries? Absolutely unforgettable

Better order well-done if you don't like it rare. I ordered medium well, and there was red juice dripping onto my tray when i bit i the burger. Great burgers but pricey. Wish there was a wider variety of toppings, dijon mustsrd for example. Also wish they'd grab some outdoor patio space.

Loved the staff, burger was overpriced and bun was kind of soggy. They use American cheese not the real stuff. Basic selection for beverages. I paid about 20$ for the signature holy Chuck and the maple flavor of the bacon was overwhelming. The onions were soggy. Would have been better off getting a triple cheeseburger at McDonalds and saving 15$ maybe but I'm glad I tried it for once.