CaliBurger - Lynnwood

Typical mall burger joint. Plenty of options on the menu. Tried cheeseburger, chicken burgers and fries from here. Food is decent. The burgers are small comparing to other fast food burger joints. Service is fast. never had to wait for long. A little too expensive for the food they serve, but after all it's a shopping mall food joint! ok to try it once in a while!

Yeah, it's me again. So, I stopped in here since I heard this is the closest thing I'll get to In-N-Out in Washington State, and I was impressed. This location is in the food court and you order on a kiosk. I had tried a risky Malibu BLT Chicken, a Cali Double and the "Cali Style" Fries (if you know In-N-Out, you know what I mean. Excellent. All three, excellent. I may have to venture down to Oregon to compare this place to In-N-Out. I'm afraid, as strange as it feels to say this, I think this place is better. 10/10, coming here again.

The burger and fries were so-so. I've had better, but I've also had much worse. It's nice for a quick pickup. Only one guy was working in the back, killing it.

Hotdogs supper spicyToo expensive Burger size of kids burger that other places. STAY AWAY

I was pleasantly surprised how flavorful the burgers were. We had the Santa Monica chicken burger which had a very distinct taste which left you wanting more. Definitely recommend checking this place outFood: 5/5 | Service: 5/5 | Atmosphere: 5/5

I've never had any CaliBurger before, so I wasn't sure what to expect or really what to compare it too, but this was certainly not an enjoyable experience, which is too bad, because there were a lot of options that sounded good, and the food itself wasn't bad.I put my order in on one of their kiosks. That made it quick and easy to customize. I love having those kiosks to make my decisions on and see what comes on a burger, so it was a good start.I step away and someone else gets their order taken, then someone struggles with the kiosk and gets their order taken as well. Good- both options are necessary. Next, someone actually does put in an order on the kiosk. I now notice where the order is printed, and that mine is still sitting there untouched. It's been 5 minutes. This is when it starts going downhill.During those 5 minutes, there is one worker taking orders- good. Another worker very slowly making one burger and basically just standing over the grill- fine, but not good. And a third worker is... scooping oil from one fryer and putting it in the other one? I honestly cannot figure out what they're doing.The worker taking orders is able to step away and notices the kiosk tickets. They take the tickets and put them on the line behind the verbal orders. It's now been 10 minutes before my order is even looked at.Burger worker does eventually start making more burgers at once... eventually, while the order-taker is doing the rest of the work; getting drinks, frying fries and chicken, prepping buns, prepping bags. Still have no clue what the last worker is doing, but they do disappear for a few minutes to the back- not long enough for a break or anything.It's 20-something minutes by the time I get my order. Only half of that was actual cooking/prep time. The food was fine. It was nothing special, it was nothing worth that ridiculous wait. This is a quick food stop at a mall with sit-down restaurant times. My partner had already paid, gotten, and eaten his meal by the time I was handed mine.By the way, they also left the pickles on after I put none. It says "no pickles" on the receipt. Normally, that would just be a little annoying and not bother me a whole lot, but people rarely consider the fact that allergies are possible. Luckily, that's not the case with me and I can take them off, but it certainly doesn't help my opinion after everything. If it had been someone with a severe allergy, then it would likely be another 20+ minutes for a fresh order.

Burger happiness! I believe I was the first order this morning. Kinda just carelessly order my Burger. fries and chocolate shake using the automated kiosk. I did not select the condiments I believe it defaulted to lettuce, tomato, and onion. The employees were pretty friendly and yes the burger was great. Thanks. good job.

Located in the food court. I ordered on the kiosk at the counter. It was easy and quick to use.The food took about 10 minutes to get on a busy Sunday afternoon. There were open tables near it. They have some high chairs for kids.I had the Cali Double burger with grilled onions. It was pretty good. Although there weren't many onions on it. It was very filling. The fries were good and didn't need ketchup. They were hot and salty. The soda was nice and cold.Thought the prices were high. The food was filling but didn't have very large portions that would make the price worth it.

Located in the Alderwood Mall food court, you order on a touch screen kiosk. They have burgers, chicken and plant based burgers, fries and sweet potato fries.They call your name when your order is ready.Food is hot and cooked according to your order. You can choose extra tomatoes, onions, grilled onions or avocado to your sandwich. Serving sizes was perfect for a day at the mall. There was lots of seating available in the food court. I would visit Caliburgers again the next time in the Seattle area.

Ordered a Baja BBQ grilled chicken burger, but they gave me the wrong order by mistake. Luckily they were more than happy to fix it. But in the end it was just an OK burger. Far from the worst I've had, but not quite something I'd pay $8.99 for.Overall not terrible, just one minor setback coupled with so-so food. Maybe not a bad choice if you're willing to give it a try and want a bit of Golden Coast vibes.