Paradise Valley Burger

Located in an ordinary strip mall, this place isn't anything to look at, but if you eat here, don't sleep on the Brûlée burger. Hands down one of the best burgers I've had! The burger has a fried egg on top, havarti cheese, pickled onions, thousand island and the thing that takes it over the top is the burnt sugar bun! Make sure and grab plenty of napkins.Yum!!

It was busy.The food was good. The meal was per our request.The environment was a typical hamburger outlet.Service was non-existentYou pace and it is delivered.

Paradise valley Burger Company is everything it promises to be! My colleagues and I swung by for lunch and indulged in some seriously delicious burgers. I went for the fiery Diablo burger, while my friend opted for the unique brûlée burger. Both were absolute masterpieces! My only regret? Choosing the sweet potato tater tots over the seasoned fries my friend had - I was green with envy! The owner was incredibly friendly, taking the time to walk us through the menu and share the restaurant's story. His warmth and hospitality made our visit even more special. If you're on the hunt for an unforgettable burger experience, this place is a must-visit!

Previous review still goes for ingenuity, quality and on fire tastiness! Took a star away due to rest room conditions, sticky floor, kept having to scrape my feet on rug in front of counter, gal said she would take care of it but didn't. There was a sign on the restroom door warning of scalding water. Since my burger was drippingly worth it messy, I needed to wash my hands a couple of times all the while worried about the first degree burn I might suffer. Fix the faucet and clean the floors please! I like to dine in so everything is fresh and hot, take away is not really a choice I want to make. FOOD IS PHENOMENAL despite the minus one star for facilities.

Paradise Valley burger is a local favorite. It's a kid friendly fantastic spot for the entire family. Autumn helped us today and she was super friendly. My girls really enjoyed the lucky charm milkshake. Great casual spot.

What an amazing burger place. Not only were the burgers so delicious, the service was outstanding and the restaurant had a great atmosphere! I got a classic cheese and bacon burger (plain) with their house seasoned fries. Not only did the burger hit the spot, the fries were extremely tasty (it was a sweet cajun seasoning). These were some of the best fries I've ever had. The other burger was one of their classics and was over the top as well! The jalapeño ranch was also amazing. We came in 15-20 minutes before they closed and the didn't mind at all, the quality and service was as if they just opened! We actually watched the Guy Fieri episode while eating lol, "Guy Fieri Tries a Beer Battered Burger | Diners, Drive-Ins and Dives". HIGHLY RECOMMEND!

DDD Guy FieriThe 12 of us were on a golf getaway. Our visit coincided with the Barrett Jackson car auction. As such it was difficult to get a reservation at the last minute. We called here in advance of coming. Can you accommodate 12 people? If you come now but no guarantee. This was this past Thursday night. So we decided to come here. Once again we traveled during rush hour traffic. It turned out we were able to get six round tables as customers accommodated us by freeing up a table or two. Food wise - hubby ordered the sloppy Joe burger. I got the cheeseburger. We shared an order of fries and I got a strawberry milkshake topped with whip cream. I'm not a big fan of whipped cream but hubby forgot to say hold it. I really couldn't taste the essence of the strawberry ice cream in my shake. Hubby liked his sloppy Joe burger. The bun was grilled with sugar so it looked blackened. He said it was good. My cheeseburger was very good. I love smash burgers and this burger was a double patty. Cooked to order. Your food is brought to the table. Served in plastic baskets. When finished bus your baskets yourself.

The guys wanted to visit PVB so we made the trip across town. I would say they were ok, I wouldn't make a special trip back, but if I was near there and wanted a burger I would return. They close at 8pm daily, we got there at 7pm. The dining area was 80% full and people in line to order. I had the Beach house burger with added pickled onion and sweet potato tots. The burger meat was very good, the burger sandwich itself was extremely messy because of the pico and sauce on it. Not as much flavor as I expected from the ingredients. The Brûlée burger was good with great flavors. The paradise and bacon burgers were good. The booze burger also did not have the flavor that was expected. Sweet tots were a bit black, stillTasted good though. Orea milkshake was way overpriced at $8 and was just ok. Not much to the dining area. Limited seating.

We were in Scottsdale on a golf trip. The Barrett Jackson car auction was going on and restaurant reservations were impossible for the 12 of us! Looking through Yelp and found good reviews for Paradise Valley Burger so called to see if we could get in, but PV doesn't take reservations but said if you come now there were tables available, but no guarantee.The 12 of us rushed to PV. It was getting crowded and a few nice customers moved to other tables to give us 6 small round tables for the 12 of us so we could all sit together. So nice of the customers to accommodate us and move!Everyone ordered different burgers, fries, milk shake and sweet potato tater tots. I split the Brûlée Burger Signature with hubby; burger with fried egg, bacon, onion, burnt sugar, havarti, and 1,000 island dressing. Cashier told us that was their most popular burger. It was very good. The burnt sugar gave the bun a sweet, crunchy taste... yummy!We didn't know when we decided to eat at PV, but it's a Guy Fieri Diners, Drive-ins and Dives. It's a small hole in the wall, cute diner with good burgers.

I have been here a few times, prior to moving to Arizona. I saw them featured on Diners, Drive Ins and Dives.I have always had great food and outstanding service.Today, not so much. I was not that hungry so I ordered the Biscuits and gravy frites. I waited about 10 minutes, which was expected, since it was close to noon.I took them to go. I opened the box and was disappointed by the lack of gravy. I took a bite and made sure to get a biscuit in it. The biscuit was like a rock. It was heavily burnt on the bottom. I went in for a second bite same thing.. burnt and hard as a rock.I inspected all the biscuit bites and they were all burnt. Very disappointing. I dug the rest out. I wouldn't really call it a gravy, more of a runny consistency. The sauce was at the bottom of the container and there wasn't much of it. I would give this visit a 2.5. I will have to give their new Tempe location a try, it's a lot closer.