This gas to be the WORST lunch experience I've ever had.I spent 20 minutes of my lunch break trying to find the place, thanks to construction and not having ANY signage for "Grave Good Burger" outside. Its inside Terrapin Station, an arcade bar with multiple restaurants, but this was the only Google listing I saw.I ordered a burger only to find out that they don't accept cash. No cash, at a lunch joint? That's just insane, I cannot wrap my head around a business that doesn't accept hard currency... Anyway, my lunch break is over and I'm still starving. Guess I'll go to McDonald's and get chewed out by the boss. Thanks for wasting my time!
Jesse Campbell
Chicken sandwich looked good and tasted great until I got to the middle and it was still raw in the middle.They did give me a refund but RARE chicken shouldn’t ever be something you have to worry about with a trained cook.
Kelly O'Reilly Jensen
I got the fried chicken sandwich. When I was about halfway through it, I realized I hadn't yet tasted a bite of chicken—just fried breading. I started peeling away the breading and the piece of chicken inside was about 2x1" - basically the size of a small nugget. For $17 it was egregious.
Netia Ingram
Not a good burger experience. Burger patties reminded me of highscool lunch with a splotch of pimento cheese on top. The truffle parm fries were also disappointing - the parm was more like a paste. Really mediocre burger at far too high a price for what you’re getting.
Netia I.
Not a good burger experience. Burger patties reminded me of highscool lunch with a splotch of pimento cheese on top. The truffle parm fries were also disappointing - the parm was more like a paste. Really mediocre burger at far too high a price for what you're getting.
Erick Fields
Very slow service and very overpriced. Would highly not recommend.
Bob McEwen
Good burgers. Takes awhile for someone to show up and take your order though.
Sean D.
I've come to expect mediocrity from businesses contracting with Zeppelin....this interaction more than fulfilled that. A beauty of irony, as is our society..."Graves Good Burger" certainly exemplifies. My girlfriend and I tend to have a couple beers across the street at Mockery, routinely, and we had been wanting to try this place for weeks, if not months. Issue being, Kuma's Corner is adjacent to our brewery of choice. We valued Grave's potential simplicity, as a point of value. Stop reading if you want a food review. My girlfriend and I stood, in what appeared to be queue, as the apparent MoD had the counter lift door open, while being relatively intimate with a...patron? Friend? Staff? All of the above? Chumming it up with this person for at least several minutes. We assumed that, since the business seems so relaxed with human interaction, that we would be able to place an order with a live person. So we kept standing there, based off the volition of the interaction we had experienced, thinking we were, ya know, gonna get helped out with our order since the establishment seems so people friendly. Several moments go by, the aforementioned staff member approaches us, explaining we need to scan a QR code on the counter to order...fine, this isn't unusual, right? Except for the fact that the whole time there is another strange interaction going on, behind the line this time. There is a man standing in the kitchen, getting hugged, kissed, nipples pinched, the whole deal...by the staff. So I attempt at scanning the QR code, because, keep in mind, we WANT to try this place. QR code doesn't work; my girlfriend gets it work on her phone, but by this time we have become so disenchanted with with this place, we walk away. The central thesis being, they assumed we were stupid for not scanning a QR code to order after they made it very clear that they are the last business on planet earth that would care about that. I, quite frankly, don't care either...but you guys are a muddled, confused, trash pile...and if you're gonna do burgers, you better be firing on all cylinders, and ya aren't. Peace out to you and all your status quo businesses. Grave's epitomizes the modern nuance that: "we expect you should know to order from a QR code while our staff fondles each other in every square foot of our commercial space." They do a good job with their buns...of course, I didn't taste them, I just saw the overly aggressive smattering of sesame seeds they applied, they shined real nice under the heat lamp.
Veronica S.
I'm a foodie. I'm also an excellent cook. And hands down bar none their pimento bacon burger is the best burger I've ever had in my life. I now know what a mouthgasm is. Holy mother this is an amazing burger. Plus this whole place is so damn cool inside. You can't go wrong going here. But seriously. Best. Burger. Ever.
Solid burgers- more flavor than shake shack, they're swimming in grease (in a good way) and flavor. Cant go wrong here. I'd go for the good burger, onions on the side.
Melinda Hack
You gotta go here!!! Located at the Zeppelin Station at 35th and Wazee in the Rhino district. Parking lot is a dirt strip and you wonder what you have gotten yourself in to. But trust me, once you enter through the doors, you won't be disappointed. It's an industrial multi use building, with several restaurants set up in a cool food court style. But this food is far from what you used to get at the mall.My husband and I chose Graves Good Burger. We both had The Good Burger. 2 beef patties cooked perfectly with cheese stacked on a super soft sesame seed bun. A tangy mustard and pickles are added, lettuce, tomato and red onion on the side. A side of fries is enough for 2. I haven't had a burger this good in a very long time.I highly recommend Graves. But check out the other stations here. A funky fun place to hang. Many interesting spots to sit, including outside.Burger was $12, fries $4.50, soda a couple of bucks. Everyone was super friendly. Stop by the Zeppelin Station for a unique experience.We'll be back again for the burgers and to try the other spots.
Richard Applegate
I giving this 3 star because.. well they saying it was medium burger. But we throw up so easy out front parking lot... now it just waste my tummy :( wasn’t felt good and another reasonI felt bad for lady who cooking alone... and cashier same time...
Language D.
Bad food & bad service :/ My girlfriend & I decided to have lunch here over the weekend. I had some trouble with the card reading machine & one of the cooks came up to help, lost his temper & yelled at me. My girlfriend was instantly uncomfortable. After about 20 minutes, we received our food. We ordered chicken sandwiches. I bit into it & there was no meat in the bite, only fried batter. The bacon cheese fries just tasted like somebody microwaved shredded cheese on top of them. All in all, a terrible experience. I also work in the offices at zeppelin station. I'll be sharing my experience with my coworkers. $44 dollars for 2 chicken sandwiches, 2 bacon cheese fries & 2 drinks. Absolutely NOT worth that money. Better off @ McDonalds. They're probably friendlier too.
Scotty Worley
This place was great. A delicious and juicy burger with a good amount of sauce. The building is brand new and the buildout is beautiful. The menu is simple and the team was nice.
This gas to be the WORST lunch experience I've ever had.I spent 20 minutes of my lunch break trying to find the place, thanks to construction and not having ANY signage for "Grave Good Burger" outside. Its inside Terrapin Station, an arcade bar with multiple restaurants, but this was the only Google listing I saw.I ordered a burger only to find out that they don't accept cash. No cash, at a lunch joint? That's just insane, I cannot wrap my head around a business that doesn't accept hard currency... Anyway, my lunch break is over and I'm still starving. Guess I'll go to McDonald's and get chewed out by the boss. Thanks for wasting my time!
Chicken sandwich looked good and tasted great until I got to the middle and it was still raw in the middle.They did give me a refund but RARE chicken shouldn’t ever be something you have to worry about with a trained cook.
I got the fried chicken sandwich. When I was about halfway through it, I realized I hadn't yet tasted a bite of chicken—just fried breading. I started peeling away the breading and the piece of chicken inside was about 2x1" - basically the size of a small nugget. For $17 it was egregious.
Not a good burger experience. Burger patties reminded me of highscool lunch with a splotch of pimento cheese on top. The truffle parm fries were also disappointing - the parm was more like a paste. Really mediocre burger at far too high a price for what you’re getting.
Not a good burger experience. Burger patties reminded me of highscool lunch with a splotch of pimento cheese on top. The truffle parm fries were also disappointing - the parm was more like a paste. Really mediocre burger at far too high a price for what you're getting.
Very slow service and very overpriced. Would highly not recommend.
Good burgers. Takes awhile for someone to show up and take your order though.
I've come to expect mediocrity from businesses contracting with Zeppelin....this interaction more than fulfilled that. A beauty of irony, as is our society..."Graves Good Burger" certainly exemplifies. My girlfriend and I tend to have a couple beers across the street at Mockery, routinely, and we had been wanting to try this place for weeks, if not months. Issue being, Kuma's Corner is adjacent to our brewery of choice. We valued Grave's potential simplicity, as a point of value. Stop reading if you want a food review. My girlfriend and I stood, in what appeared to be queue, as the apparent MoD had the counter lift door open, while being relatively intimate with a...patron? Friend? Staff? All of the above? Chumming it up with this person for at least several minutes. We assumed that, since the business seems so relaxed with human interaction, that we would be able to place an order with a live person. So we kept standing there, based off the volition of the interaction we had experienced, thinking we were, ya know, gonna get helped out with our order since the establishment seems so people friendly. Several moments go by, the aforementioned staff member approaches us, explaining we need to scan a QR code on the counter to order...fine, this isn't unusual, right? Except for the fact that the whole time there is another strange interaction going on, behind the line this time. There is a man standing in the kitchen, getting hugged, kissed, nipples pinched, the whole deal...by the staff. So I attempt at scanning the QR code, because, keep in mind, we WANT to try this place. QR code doesn't work; my girlfriend gets it work on her phone, but by this time we have become so disenchanted with with this place, we walk away. The central thesis being, they assumed we were stupid for not scanning a QR code to order after they made it very clear that they are the last business on planet earth that would care about that. I, quite frankly, don't care either...but you guys are a muddled, confused, trash pile...and if you're gonna do burgers, you better be firing on all cylinders, and ya aren't. Peace out to you and all your status quo businesses. Grave's epitomizes the modern nuance that: "we expect you should know to order from a QR code while our staff fondles each other in every square foot of our commercial space." They do a good job with their buns...of course, I didn't taste them, I just saw the overly aggressive smattering of sesame seeds they applied, they shined real nice under the heat lamp.
I'm a foodie. I'm also an excellent cook. And hands down bar none their pimento bacon burger is the best burger I've ever had in my life. I now know what a mouthgasm is. Holy mother this is an amazing burger. Plus this whole place is so damn cool inside. You can't go wrong going here. But seriously. Best. Burger. Ever.
Amazing burger, all around
Restaurantji Recommends
Solid burgers- more flavor than shake shack, they're swimming in grease (in a good way) and flavor. Cant go wrong here. I'd go for the good burger, onions on the side.
You gotta go here!!! Located at the Zeppelin Station at 35th and Wazee in the Rhino district. Parking lot is a dirt strip and you wonder what you have gotten yourself in to. But trust me, once you enter through the doors, you won't be disappointed. It's an industrial multi use building, with several restaurants set up in a cool food court style. But this food is far from what you used to get at the mall.My husband and I chose Graves Good Burger. We both had The Good Burger. 2 beef patties cooked perfectly with cheese stacked on a super soft sesame seed bun. A tangy mustard and pickles are added, lettuce, tomato and red onion on the side. A side of fries is enough for 2. I haven't had a burger this good in a very long time.I highly recommend Graves. But check out the other stations here. A funky fun place to hang. Many interesting spots to sit, including outside.Burger was $12, fries $4.50, soda a couple of bucks. Everyone was super friendly. Stop by the Zeppelin Station for a unique experience.We'll be back again for the burgers and to try the other spots.
I giving this 3 star because.. well they saying it was medium burger. But we throw up so easy out front parking lot... now it just waste my tummy :( wasn’t felt good and another reasonI felt bad for lady who cooking alone... and cashier same time...
Bad food & bad service :/ My girlfriend & I decided to have lunch here over the weekend. I had some trouble with the card reading machine & one of the cooks came up to help, lost his temper & yelled at me. My girlfriend was instantly uncomfortable. After about 20 minutes, we received our food. We ordered chicken sandwiches. I bit into it & there was no meat in the bite, only fried batter. The bacon cheese fries just tasted like somebody microwaved shredded cheese on top of them. All in all, a terrible experience. I also work in the offices at zeppelin station. I'll be sharing my experience with my coworkers. $44 dollars for 2 chicken sandwiches, 2 bacon cheese fries & 2 drinks. Absolutely NOT worth that money. Better off @ McDonalds. They're probably friendlier too.
This place was great. A delicious and juicy burger with a good amount of sauce. The building is brand new and the buildout is beautiful. The menu is simple and the team was nice.