Burgerville

Not accessible. Would not recommend for folks using wheelchairs or other mobility devices. This is actively hostile design, with no ramps, doors swinging out and no power assistance, and then the restrooms are not accessible, and are located back out the doors around the side of the building. Those restrooms do not lock from the inside, so you could be walked in on by another patron with the code. Burgerville has classicly great food, but this is not a location I'd recommend for accessibility.

Our family stopped in here for a quick bite for dinner. This is one of the old locations that hasn't been updated in a very long time. The dining area is a little small, but the service is good. The staff was pleasant and our order was correct. The food was good as always. We had the Rosemary Shoestring fries as part of our order, and they were very good. As far as fast food goes, Burgerville has a higher quality product, but that comes at a bit of a higher price. Sometimes it is worth it, other times it isn't. We will definitely be headed back, but probably not on the top of our list; it will be more of a future "target of opportunity" along the way.

I love Burgerville! This particular location is a good one. I remember going to this same restaurant back in the early 90's as a child. After 30 years the restaurant still has the same feel when you walk in. They serve local and sustainable food and their halibut fish and chips is incredible. They also have good burger, milkshakes and excellent fries. This restaurant is a true NW treasure.

Their food has got to be one of the best fast food chains in the world. this resturaunt in particular is always clean, the employees are polite and don't look or act like their are abused. Though there was a lot of people in their the lines moved quite smoothly. Hardly any wait time! Totally going back.