Burgertown

I used to come to Burger Town a lot now I tend to stay away. It really pisses me off that these people raised the prices on their already overpriced mediocre food not to mention the fact that on a few occasions the burger tasted like the meat was going bad and the italian beef somehow «shrunk» to something you good eat in three bites. I will never eat at this pit ever again.

Ahh, Burgertown. This brings back fond memories of grade school (I went to NPES across the street).
Every year the 6−8^th grade classes had a competition called Battle of the Books where the kids were divided into groups of four, and given four books to read, then after a couple weeks there was a game show-​like trivia event where the winning team got to go to Burgertown for lunch. I was, and still am, an unusually fast reader, so I generally read all the books, and therefore knew all the trivia, so my team always won.
The burgers and dogs were pretty decent, but what I loved about this place, and why I made sure to always win the competition, were the fries. Greasy and salty and perfect.
I’m pretty sure NPES hasn’t had a Battle of the Books since I graduated all those years ago, but it’s okay. The kids all go to Burgertown after school instead.

This place was not all what I expected. I love to try mom and pop burgers joints and every time I spot one I try to make an effort to stop in. So that is what took me to Burgertown. I was driving around and notice this place. I went in and I order a Double hamburger w/​fries. The burger itself was just ok and the fries were just ok. I do want to say I have ridicules standards for old school burgers and this place was not up to snuff but it wasn’t terrible. They have a nice menu with ol’ favorites such as Hot Dogs, Chili Dogs, Gyros & Pizza Puffs which are simple but good items for a menu. I also want to mention that the prices are good as well as the services.

Burger Town was formally a Budaki’s #2 for years! Even with the name change, the owners are still the same and still the nicest people i have ever met in the restaurant business.
The food is what it is… inexpensive and nothing too special. You can get 2 dogs, fries and a drink for like $ 4. Back when I started going there in the early 90s, it was a dog/​fry for 99 cents.
Again, the people are sooooooo friggin nice there it is almost impossible to NOT pick it if you have the taste for a dog. Been going there for years and will for years to come…

Great place for a GREAT HOT DOG. Ask the young lady for the «LILY «special. Grilled dog with, mustard, relish, grilled onions, pickles and of course hot peppers. Great specials too. CHECK THEM OUT !!!

If you feel like throwing up, visit this place, take a look around, order some food, put your head in a toilet and pump your left arm. Bön appetite!