Dan's Hamburgers - Buda

I love dans the service is amazing i love the spot it is in the food is the best i can go to the bathroom and not close my eyes or mouth

Well, the food was serviceable. Perhaps we erred in getting the four piece chicken basket to split, with fries and an additional side of onion rings, instead of an eponymous burger. The chicken was fine, albeit thickly battered and strangely hard, but not in an overcooked or dried out way. Just firm, not in a crispy way. The meal came with rolls and a white "gravy" that was bland and really just floury white wetness. The meal would have been improved with a nice hot mustard or BBQ sauce, neither of which were offered. The menu seemed meager, a short board on the wall over the counter. (Later we saw menus in a stack that had breakfast items listed, too, but apparently that was only served outside the dinner hour.) And the poor place was quite messy: the booths hadn't been wiped out (table or seat), and a table across from us had patrons watching a TV show on what looked like a portable computer monitor. Like it was their living room. At least it wasn't turned up as loud as some people insist on listening to their inane tiktok feeds, to the consternation of all around. For the price and ambiance, we both would have been happier with Zaxbys or Long John's, both of which were nearby.

I stopped in for breakfast and had two eggs over medium, hashbrowns, sausage patties, pancakes, and coffee to wash it all down. There goes trying to lose weight. I didn't eat anything after this for 24 hours. Ha. The service was fast. I was in and out this time in less than a half hour.

This is a classic burger joint with great food and great service. It looks like an old diner inside, and it's usually very busy because all the locals know it's the spot to get a burger and milkshake.

(Note: I write Facebook reviews for residents of Turner's Crossing, a new development in Buda, as we all learn about good places to dine in Austin.)------------- Hi, neighbors. I'm not going to write a long-winded review about this nearby eatery, but just want to tell everyone here that they serve some mighty fine hamburgers and fries. And the prices are pretty reasonable for the portions you get.It's worth mentioning because there must be 1,675 fast food joints that serve burgers nearby. If it's a meaty, old-fashioned burger that you are hankering for, this is the place.Dan's Hamburgers is less than three miles from Turner's Crossing, at 610 Old San Antonio Rd., close to the HEB gas station at the edge of Buda. It's a retro-50s diner with the addition of a drive-through that is constantly busy. It's roomy inside with plenty of booths and tables.Dan's is decidedly not fancy, but it made an old fogey like me smile a bit when I walked in and saw the vinyl and chrome, kitschy decor.I was disappointed, however, to see that there was no table service. It really cries for a waitress name Flo.You step up to the counter and read the menus above the registers. After you order and pay, you get a receipt with a number on it. Then you listen for your number to be announced over the loudspeaker, at which time you return to the counter and pick up your tray of goodies. There is a self-service soft drink machine on your way to the tables.There are a number of popular breakfast items including tacos that are only served in the mornings, and several sandwiches that are served most of the day along with the burgers. Different sizes of burgers are available to suit your appetite. The same applies to some very tasty fries.Karen made sure we added this to our list of regular eateries because of the incredibly luscious and thick chocolate malt she enjoyed. We're talking an authentic chocolate malt here, not just a mere milkshake. A spoon helped her get through it.But if you want a big, juicy, delicious burger, along with the grease that you would expect in an old-time diner, you have found the right place. Dan's is widely known in the Austin area for exactly that.

I've always had pretty good service here but today I waited almost 25 min for 3 chicken strip baskets. Waited 24 minutes in the drive through, finally got out of the car to go get it bc it took so long. Super disappointed in the service today. The strips were dry and hard.

Needing to take a lunch break, I was told about Dan's Hamburgers by a friend.I gave it a try and I'm really glad I did.First thing I noticed, it looked like an old Diner.The lady that took my order said she has worked at Dan's for 25 years!The menu is just large enough for you to get what you want. I was told to get the double cheeseburger, so I did.Man!!This burger is something like your grandmother would have fixed for you. BigJuicy Made when ordered Fresh vegetables..... I can tell you, you will not find a better burger!!I tried the homemade onion rings too.They were delicious They even serve breakfast, and I hear it's a place that needs to be tried. If you're from Buda, Texas I'm sure you know about Dan's, but if you're not, stop by and give them a try.Go get Full

REALLY REALLY good for a quick unhealthy bite. Great ranch, great rings, and a great vibe. Opened funky hours but be sure to get here before they close. We will be back

Give this place a 5 stars! First time trying it and wanted something different from the corporate burger chains surrounding this hidden diamond. The service was great, respectful and courteous. Ordered the double meat burger and added cheese and jalapeños and bacon! With small fries and onion rings to try. The burger was .25lb and was packed good. Good amount of jalapenos. Spread across the burger not placed in the center like other places. The cheese tasted great. The meat was cooked to perfection. Onion rings were fried well. The batter had a great taste to it also. The fries were plain, no seasonings but nothing ketchup w a lil salt can't fix. I'm glad I found this place. Will definitely look for it when I'm visiting Austin.

Staff were friendly. Food was quick and delicious with a fair price. The place has a nice retro vibe.