Wild Game Co.

My wife hearkens from a family of hunters in rural Michigan, so every other meal is venison this or venison that, and man do I love venison. So I’m really happy to see these guys set up shop around the corner from work.
I’ve been twice now and had their standard issue venison burger with no extras. Quick tip: it doesn’t need extras. It’s not a huge thing, but it’s packed with taste and gooey drippy burger perfection. It smacks of homemade, we-​just-​got-​the-​good-​stuff-​in-​the-​back-​door, throw it together, here ya go mister. The fries are also really satisfying, although it does bear mentioning on a second visit, they were overcooked.
Best of all, you don’t pay a mega premium for a burger, as the basic variant with fries runs you about the same as a Byron’s. But where Byron is chic pretending to be rough, this here is rough, like you just kicked your way into a country shack, sitting on squeeky picnic benches in a tight space that threaten to fling you off when the person down-​seat steps off. It’s great! The guys at the counter obviously own the place since you get this look like, I really want you to like my burger! (He also really didn’t want people to keep throwing out his glassware as the water glasses aren’t found near the trash anymore. Guilty! Give me a tray, and I assume it’s all going down the hatch, yo.)

Good vibe and friendly staff
Venimoo burger was yum but fries were average
Only one dessert which looked too small for cost so didn’t try it
Also at the moment no alcohol served — made meal cheaper!
Overall good value but needs refining