Habit Burger & Grill

Solid burger. Fresh ingredients. Pretty clean restaurant. That's my take on Habit Burger. My sister and I will travel the distance for a good burger and fries. We decided upon Habit Burber this trip from the reviews on Yelp. We had never been before. Usually when it's my first time at a burger joint, I stick to the basics- regular cheeseburger with bacon and all the fixings. My sister was the more adventurous one and decided upon the Teriyaki Char Burger (burger patty with cheese, grilled pineapple and teriyaki sauce). On the menu board, the Char burger combo is 11.99. It comes with fries and a drink. I asked the cashier could I substitute the fries for onion rings and he said yes, but I should been more specific about whether there was an up charge. It apparently was. The added couple of slices of bacon and the onion ring swap took my meal from being 11.99 to 17.81 with tip (YOWZERS)! The burger was indeed tasty and of a decent size (not tiny, but not super duper satisfying either). The toppings were fresh and the fries and onion rings were pretty good. My sister enjoyed her Teriyaki Char Burger, although she admitted that the teriyaki flavors for her burger were very subtle. No wow factor, with this one. For the price alone, I unfortunately wouldn't make Habit Burger...a habit. I saw the prices from three years ago and to be honest, THOSE prices made more sense. Just a quick note: the patio on the side of the building was quite nice, clean and comfortable. I would say try Habit Burger out, but be aware of any extras or substitutions because you WILL pay more.

We LOVE cheeseburgers. We might live for cheeseburgers. Cheeseburgers make me happy. Cheeseburgers are a comfort food. I'm like the female Hamburgerlar. Jeremy is like Wimpy, Popeye's friend... Wanna be our friend? Make/buy us a cheeseburger. Wanna kidnap us? Paint "Free cheeseburgers" on the side of a panel van.So we finally tried The Habit. Towson is so crazy these days that I had been putting off trying The Habit because I wasn't sure that the parking situation would be worth it. I don't wanna have to pay for parking. This keeps me away from a lot of places in Towson. Jeremy and I lived in Towson about ten years ago, and the hatred for the meter-readers of that town, by everyone who lives and works there, is real. I was hugely, pleasantly surprised that The Habit has its own (well, it's a small strip mall) parking lot, and we were able to park right outside the restaurant for free - we had just come from Whole Foods where you have to get your parking validated, so it certainly did surprise me that I could park for free.The ordering kiosk is right by the door. We walked passed it, though discovered it before anyone had to point the way. I would not have been able to use it, if Jeremy wasn't there. It's too high for a person in a wheelchair to use, and my fingers aren't average, so I have a difficult time with touchscreens. 99.99% of customers will not have this issue, I know, but I feel that it's worth pointing out that these new kiosks and touchscreens make life more complicated for shorter/wheelchair-using customers. Yes, my anti-social, anxiety-ridden personality does appreciate being able to order food without having to talk to strangers, but if Jeremy hadn't been there I WOULD have had to order at the counter.Our table was sticky. There weren't a lot of choices for accessible seating. High top tables are awful and I wish they would all disappear. I'm not five-years-old. I don't get a thrill out of sitting places where my feet don't touch the floor, and I really don't know any adults who do.I had the Santa Barbara Char (Two freshly chargrilled beef patties, avocado, caramelized onions, American cheese, crisp lettuce, tomato, pickles and mayo on grilled sourdough). It was very good. The avocado was perfectly ripe; creamy like butter and flavorful. The caramelized onions bring a nice bit of sweetness to the sandwich. I think my least favorite part of the burger was, well the burger. I know it's supposed to be char-broiled, but it still didn't have much flavor. I did appreciate that the meat was still slightly pink and not cooked to death, but the patties need some kind of additional seasoning. Maybe something as simple as salt. The same is true for the fries. They're a good texture, but need seasoning.Jeremy had the Double Char with Cheese (Two freshly chargrilled beef patties, caramelized onions, fresh tomato, pickles, mayo, and cheese on a toasted bun). We liked that there are jalapenos and pepperoncini peppers, available near the drink dispensers, to spruce up your sandwich. He also had "their sorry excuse for chicken nuggets." They're listed under sides, which I took as a bad sign. They're small, and Jeremy came back to the table with barbecue sauce to dip them in. That is not what he usually gets. He usually gets some sort of mustard as his dipping sauce. I cannot find anything about the choices online, so I have no idea what sauces ARE available.It was a fun, new adventure. Could have been cheaper - especially those nuggets. There isn't anything that stood out that would make me return, though.

First and last time we will come here. We were curious about The Habit Burger Grill and stopped in for a burger. First surprise is that they do not have a paper menu. You can order on a kiosk or at a counter with the selections on an overhead sign. We had to sit down and look at the website to find out what was on each burger. Second disappointment was to find out that this is more like McDonalds as they serve frozen hamburger patties only cooked to medium well or well. Third, when my husband told them his order, they managed to put my burger choice on his meal deal. As a result, we overpaid. We noted that while we were there at dinner time, they had only two other customers in the shop. The French fries were crisp. We have had better burgers at McDonalds and Burger King for less money. This will certainly not be our go-to burger place. Very disappointing!

The Habit Burger Grill is the perfect place to take your family. They have all the necessary items, (burgers, fries, chicken) A little something for everybody to enjoy. They have prompt service and there is indoor seating. Staff and environment, overall nice and prompt. Forgot to add, that' their prices are cost effective for a family of 4!

Our new favorite! The fusion of flavors here is remarkable. We could tell each dish was crafted with care, and the presentation was pure art. Add to that the friendly and attentive staff, and it made for an extraordinary dining experience.

I was desperate for a good juicy takeout burger. . After an hour of waiting on Grubhub my food was finally delivered. Sure the char burger and fries were cold but it sure was tasty. The char burger was well seasoned with melty American cheese. The meat patty had lots of flavor. Looking forward to trying it in person at the establishment where the food will actually be hot.

Gee, I walked right by the ordering kiosks just inside the front door. Hmmm. Now I know why we were stood up before our order was taken. So, when a team member came to the counter asking "What do you want?" I took it as hostility as we didn't use the lousy kiosk. To add insult to injury, as the guy was punching in the order at the terminal, he was using the middle finger as in giving my son and I a big Fonghu. Attitude, attitude. Habit doesn't need associates who don't appreciate customers. We only chose Habit because Mission BBQ was closed for an employee appreciation party. We like Habit because of the value. More bang for the buck than those five other guys and the burgher shack. I'm convinced. We each ordered a double char, one with cheese. My son ordered the fried green beans as an extra. To Mr Attitude's credit, he didn't charge us $2.99 for the soda cup my kid wanted for water. It's a plus. Paying cash, I did manage to leave a little something in the tip cup. The burgers are incredible. Just saying. The double chars are about $7.39. $8.29 with cheese. The Five other Guys are well above that price point for a burger not even charred. And the lightly coated green beans were a nice treat. I really hope I misread the guy who took our order, but, his resistance to accommodate the customer was pretty obvious. Oh, if the boss is reading this, our order was taken at 19:30. Other than that. I know I'll be back because this Habit is a good one.Three stars due to first impressions this visit.

This is a real casual place. They had some booths and high top seating.We were able to order and get our food fairly quickly. The customer service was really good. It was self service but they still kept the place clean and asked us if we anted a refill on our drinks or needed any condiments brought to us.I ordered the patty melt with extra stuff added to it and Parmesan fries. The fries weee just average. The bread in patty melt was really good and the burger was decent. It was a decent size so definitely enough food. The strawberry limeade drink was really good as well. My partner ordered the regular burger and he really liked it a lot. There was plenty of parking.

Trying this chain for the first time! Honestly, this was a pretty good value sandwich for the portion and how it tastes. Slice of chicken was on the thinner side but the sandwich was packed with vegetables (also comes with bacon and avocado). I liked how the sandwich was easily customizable to my own liking when ordering on the screen.

I have been attempting to stop through Habit Burger, and finally after a fishing trip. It was time to 4get a plant-based burger. I thought it would be beyond burger (no soy) like a nearby competitor, howeve,(they are serving the soy-based IMPOSSIBLE Burger (not my 1st choice). But I'll go with the flow. They do a kiosk-type style of ordering which eliminates people contact, personal connection, and engagement. In a time with remote work, self-checkout stations, it's nice to talk to someone to give your order in its complexity or simpleness. I had to resolve my order 4x on the kiosk and the substitutes I wanted were overlooked by the kitchen (which came with tomatoes and mayo) allergic to tomatoes.The food was an impossible burger, onion rings, tempura battered string beans, and strawberry limeade. The burger was sloppy due to mayo I didn't want, tired from water, didn't feel like the time to remake. So just pulled the tomatoe off and wiped the mayo off. The burger was average, with some spice profile or seasoning. The onion rings weren't freshly made but a decent frozen brand with tan h dressing (a better than average). The star was the tempura fried string beans light, crispy crust, and nice ranch dipping sauce (a spicy aioli would be over the top). An okay spot that has promise with some tweaks