LoLa Burger

I came here a few weeks ago for lunch, and enjoyed myself a lot! I have to say, as soon as we sat down, the first Harry Potter movie was starting to play and I took that as a good sign, being a huge fan myself! I was happy to see vegan options on the menu, including vegan cheese! My burger was delicious, our waiter was incredibly nice and patient. The atmosphere was great, I loved the decor and the entire vibe. It's in the seaport area, in a great little spot. I would definitely come back if I'm in the area again!

Man, WTF is this place? I'm new in town, but ain't Seaport the more elevated area? How did a janky 5 Guys Wannabe end up here? Why am I paying $20 for an undercooked burger, tomato that tastes like it came right out of a can, shredded lettuce, and cheese that's barely melted? The fries were ok, but nothing you can't get at Shake Shack, Sonic, or Steak and Shake for 1/4th the price. Something has to give: the prices need to come down and the quality of the food needs to go WAY up. The nerve of this spot to even have "special" sauces--these things tasked like cold squirts from bottles you can find on the condiment aisle. Adding insult to injury is that the spot is down wind from a Mastro's and a Davio's. How did they get in the neighborhood? Just lowering the property value. The spot was basically empty on a Saturday so need to skip it; by the time you read this it might be a whole different concept.

The worst burgers! Ordered from Uber eats and I only got a patty with my burger and I specifically ordered it with the works. Even with the sauce, it's still dry. Would've been better off with McDonald's for 1/3 is the price

Overall rating: 4Food: elevated burgers and American classic food such as milkshakes, wraps, fries, onion rings, etcTexture: our burger melted in our mouths, so worth the price, the milkshake was creamy and smooyjPricing: the burger added up to be $30 the shakes were 10 eachAmbiance: dark and dimly lit, very sophisticated lightingSeating & Parking: seats by the window and in the back for more privacyService: the blonde waitress was a gem! so sweet and welcomingMusic: pop and countryBathrooms: male and femaleFinal comments: a great spot in seaport for upscale burgers!

My advice is to stick to the hamburger, fries, and alcohol here. Those are pretty standard and good. Anything else run a risk of disappointment.

I had high hopes for LoLa burger but was pretty disappointed. The Korean Pork Burger was pretty good but the fries were entirely flavorless. This was my third choice because they said they ran out of other things even though it was only noon. One of the beers on tap was also out. The restaurant itself was clean and well-maintained. It wasn't out of style at all. The service team was great and got us seated quickly and served us the best they could. If the food was better I would come back but it's nothing special compared to all the other options around.

Overall Lola Burger is a win. Its a nice, moderately sized American restaurant that mostly serves burgers, wraps, sandwiches, etc... The decor is modern and simple and the venue can seat maybe 40 to 50 people at tables and 12 to 15 people at the bar. I'm a sucker for TV's (4 of them) with sports and they deliver, although (and this is being nit-picky) the TV's are too high when you're sitting at the bar. Another nit-picky note--if it's cold outside and you're sitting at the bar, you're going to get a breeze every time someone opens the door. These aren't things that would stop me from coming, just notes from improvement. My bartender was pretty straight forward and didn't really offer me much of her personality but whatever. I ordered a custom burger--double stack ($21), medium well, American cheese (no extra charge), lettuce, tomato, pickles, the Lola Spicy Sauce ($2), Avocado ($2) and Simple fries (no extra charge).The burger was solid--definitely a 10/10, it was sizable, the Lola Spicy Sauce hit and was spicy but tolerable. The fries were a little too simple for me, not that it wasn't loaded, but they were a bit thin for a restaurant in my opinion. They were McDonald's sized (but much better than McDonald's). They gave me A LOT though and they were well seasoned. I was struggling to finish my meal because it's a fair amount of food, but I'm a trooper. Overall there's a few things that I wish were better or different, however this is a really nice spot and I'd certainly return and recommend.

Best meal we had in Boston. I was excited when my husband found the sister restaurant of the Nantucket location so I knew it would be a safe bet. Super friendly service, very reasonable prices. Fried pickles were yummy, the bbq wings were not covered in sauce and meaty flavorful wings. My husband got a double burger and it was gigantic. My stepson was served the prettiest grilled cheese I've ever seen. I would recommend and would return!

Came here with some friends on Friday after work. There were no reservations available but I figured we could walk in since it's quite early before dinner rush. We got a table outside It was good to see a vegan burger option as one of my friends was vegan. Together, we ordered the Lola burger, korean burger, and chicken sandwich. I didn't ask how my friends liked their food but for my bf and I, it's a mixed review. The Lola burger which was the most expensive, about $25 lacked extreme flavor, came on a English muffins, and no sauce or flavor that I could really taste. My bf however really liked his Korean sandwich and rated it 4/5.

The service was amazing , the butler that attend us before and after our meal was amazing. His name was denis, hardworking, and dedicated to help. The restaurant was clean and gave a modest vibe. love it.