Lee's Burgers

Stopped in late before closing on a Sunday. Ordered a cheeseburger with mushrooms .Looked like burger was precooked and heated up but was hot and excellent quality meat in burger. The mushrooms were cold and not cooked enough.. needed sautéing mushrooms with some teriyaki . Good burger as always...roll needed butter toasting

The few things they did ok were wayyyy outweighed by the negatives. The fries were soggy. Gross. I also ordered a garden salad, and when I said I wanted carrots they literally threw whole baby carrots into the salad. I also had options like selecting no olives, which I didn't select because I wanted olives. So my salad came with whole baby carrots and no olives. Don't waste your money. It's not worth it.

I had a vision: the perfect cheeseburger with fries. I manifested it. Ok, Lee's Burgers did.My, oh my.

Since my last review a year ago, my husband has recently taken a liking to the hotdog (plain) and comes here every couple weeks to get his hotdog fix. Now that I work from home, I joined him today. When we order here (generally to go- I'd pick up on my way home from work), I normally get a cheeseburger, but this time I got a grilled chicken sandwich - but with one major adaptation: no mayo- sriracha ranch instead. It goes very nicely with the guac! Made it so much more flavorful. I didn't get lettuce so I could enjoy the guac more. Only drawback was the bun mostly fell apart. But I think this is my go to order now. Husband enjoyed his hot dog as usual. He got a second to eat for lunch tomorrow. When I take food to go, though, I tend to eat fries on my way home to enjoy them as they should be eaten: fresh. Does that give my husband the short end of the stick- lukewarm fries? Yes. If he wants them fresh but wants to eat at home he can pick up the food. :)Everyone is always nice here. Decent seating. If it's windy, I recommend sitting in the back if you can or put paperweights on your napkins. The entrance is a perfect wind tunnel.

My partner and I got the bonanza burger, Lee burger, and waffle fries -TASTE: 4/5 - the 6oz beef patty in my bonanza burger was well seasoned, though I think just banana peppers would've translated better than the fried banana pepper tempura, but still yummy. The Lee burger was full of great flavor from the fried egg, grilled onions, and sautéed green peppers. Appreciated the paprika(?) mayo to accompany the waffle fries TEXTURE: 4/5 - fluffy buns and satisfyingly crisp friesPRICE: 4/5 - our total came to $36SERVING SIZE: 4/5 - the Lee burger is absolutely loaded! May be too much if you don't like a messy burger. Everything definitely filled us up for lunchSERVICE: 4/5 - walked in at 12:30pm on a Saturday, used the self-order kiosk, grabbed a table, and our food came out 15min laterATMOSPHERE: 4/5 - a fairly plain and no-fuss space w clean bathroomsPARKING: 4/5 - got a metered street spot on Beacon St just a block away

We arrived to town 9:30 and this was just about the only place open. We were so grateful! There is something for everyone. We got a teriyaki burger, chicken parm sandwich, classic cheeseburgers. You can get salads too if you wanted. Or even an avocado smoothie. Easy order at the screen near the door and quick service, plenty of seating, plain decor. We got a medium order of fries to share among the 4 of us, it was HUGE. Probably a small order would have been enough. Fries are thick cut and came out piping hot with a nice crisp exterior.

Was visiting a friend in the Boston area and got a few recommendations from Boston friends to try this place out. Not too far of a walk from the BU campus and is located on a pretty lively street. Restaurant itself has a decent amount of seating and an area to wait for to-go orders. The cashier was nice and helpful picking from their burgers and shakes.Went with a Lee burger mostly because of the name and it seemed unique with a fried egg among other interesting toppings. Paired it with a salted caramel shake and fries to share. Appearance wise it looks like the burger you see in TV ads with a large size and great aroma. As I ate it though, the flavors weren't really mixing together well and it was muddled up by all the topics inside it. Breakfast burgers are definitely a thing, but this one in particular wasn't standing out to me. The fries were great in seasoning and crisp even though they were to-go, and I finished the milkshake before I even got home.Not really an artisanal burger fan to begin with, I was just hoping for something for simple and classic done well. Their shakes are great with a wide variety of flavors, I would just advise you to pick your burger choice carefully.

First, I found a roach in the bathroom so immediately we're taking two stars off. The place looks overall clean though to customers, so maybe it's just expected in Boston... lol. Other than that, the burger itself was okay and the cashier was so friendly that I gave her a two dollar tip. The prices are atrocious and a little misleading though, just because the menu doesn't show that there's different sizes of drinks (with the large being three dollars more despite only looking to be about 4 more ounces) and not all ingredients are shown on the menu either, so I'm docking another star.

I recently ordered a cheeseburger and small fries. I was amazed at how big my order of small fries was. The fries were crisp and tasty. The cheeseburger was likewise very good. Is it a gourmet Burger from a top of the line restaurant ? Probably not. However I am pretty picky when it comes to burgers and I thought that it was fine. I have also ordered the chicken parm sub and it was excellent. The staff is very friendly and efficient. I will continue to give my business to Lee's burgers.

We got the classic burger, Oreo shake, medium fries and Double Jack Burger. Both burgers were bigger than expected, thick patties that taste pretty fresh. One medium fry was plenty for two people (actually too much). Thick and crunchy fries. Food tasted good, Oreo shake melts pretty quick but that's to be expected, overall good experience, we'll definitely come back.