Awesome place. I’m actually still kind of surprised about how the whole experience went because it was one of those random food stops that turns into a full story you end up talking about later. Me and my friends decided to go there without really expecting much, and somehow it turned into this chaotic but funny memory.
First of all, the price was absolutely insane in the best way possible. I ordered a full cheeseburger, a thing of fries, a soda, and even a sundae for $9.47. Not $14. Not $12. Literally $9.47. That’s the kind of price that makes you double check your receipt because you think they forgot to charge you for something.
I’m not even joking when I say you cannot make this stuff up. In 2026, with everything getting more expensive, finding a full meal for under ten dollars feels illegal. It honestly felt like we time-traveled back five years.
The cheeseburger itself was actually pretty solid. The bun wasn’t stale, the cheese was melted properly, and it tasted like a legit fast food burger. It wasn’t gourmet or anything, but for the price? Completely worth it.
The fries were decent too. Nice and salty, warm, and not super soggy like some places. Mine were fine, and I ate most of them before even touching the sundae.
Now the sundae was low-key the MVP of the whole order. I wasn’t expecting much, but it actually hit. It was cold, sweet, and honestly just what I needed after standing outside.
The soda was normal soda, nothing crazy, but it did its job. It wasn’t flat or weird tasting, so that’s a win.
The service was surprisingly quick. We didn’t wait around forever staring at the counter. They got our food out fast, which is always a huge bonus when you’re starving.
Now here’s where things get a little chaotic. There were no bike locks anywhere outside. Like not even one. So me and my friends had to sit outside in the cold to guard our bikes and my friend’s scooter.
And when I say cold, I mean actually cold. We were low-key shivering while eating, trying to act like we weren’t freezing. But at the same time it was kind of funny.
It turned into one of those moments where you’re like, “This is so dumb but also kind of iconic.” We were basically human bike locks.
Inside the restaurant, the lighting situation was… interesting. The main lights weren’t really on, so it was kind of dark. Not horror movie dark, but definitely dim enough that you notice it.
The kitchen lights were on though, so I could still see enough to not trip over anything. It just gave the place this weird low-power vibe.
One of my friends did get moldy fries, which was obviously not great. That was probably the biggest downside of the whole thing. It was kind of gross, but somehow we all just laughed about it.
He wasn’t super mad about it, and I didn’t really care because mine were fine. It was one of those “well that’s unfortunate” moments.
Even with that happening, the overall vibe was still chill. Nobody freaked out. We were just hanging out, talking, laughing, and trying not to freeze.
The staff didn’t seem rude or anything. They were just kind of there, doing their thing.
Honestly, the whole experience felt chaotic but fun at the same time. Cheap food, weird lighting, no bike locks, freezing outside, slightly questionable fries — it had everything.
It’s not a perfect place by any means. The moldy fries and dark interior definitely knock it down a bit.
But at the same time, the prices are almost unbelievable, the food (for the most part) was good, and the service was fast.
If they fixed the lighting and added some bike racks, it could honestly be even better.
Would I go back? Probably, just because $9.47 for all that is wild.
All in all, despite the freezing temperatures, the moldy fries incident, and the mysterious dim lighting, I’d still give it a solid 4 out of 5.