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Trillburger opens a drive through and the lines are blocks down the street. What's the longest you have waited for food?
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The God Poster
LWO representa
People in the comments saying ain't no damn burger worth this wait. Others saying it's nothing because you supporting Bun. BTW, I read that it's 4 other owners of Trill Burger.
I’d have to try it but a friend told me she didn’t like it
Also does Bun own it or he just the face?
Batsute
The Lion Choker
Heights doesn’t flood badly I was living on memorial during the flood and was unaffected. That underpass bayou catches a lot of water.
EDIT: Then again are you talking about Heights inside the loop or outside the loop?
Longest I've waited was like 1 hr 15 mins at a black owned brunch spot. We had no reservations but didn't have anything else to do that day so we said fukk it. Was worth the wait though.
Usually I'm leaving at anything over 45 min wait unless it's a really unique place. Definitely not waiting that long for no burger.
Usually I'm leaving at anything over 45 min wait unless it's a really unique place. Definitely not waiting that long for no burger.
Batsute
The Lion Choker
People in the comments saying ain't no damn burger worth this wait. Others saying it's nothing because you supporting Bun. BTW, I read that it's 4 other owners of Trill Burger.
It’s not even buns idea it’s one of those private groups that hooked up with bun for branding.
“The menu at the Montrose-area restaurant, created by chefs Mike Pham and Fernando Valladares”
"I've been lucky to open more than a dozen fast-casual concepts, and nothing surpasses the love I have seen for Trill Burgers," said restaurateur Andy Nguyen, another co-owner.
Inside the loop
What do you consider the heights breh because I wouldn’t call this around the corner from there. This is more the upper Kirby area,
Born2BKing
Veteran
So they just paying Bun to use his name for marketing.
Batsute
The Lion Choker
Then yea everything I said applies.
From what I hear and how Houston tends to get down -- I haven't had it yet, so this is solely my speculation -- it's a damn good burger, but the effort needed to get it is exacerbated by Houston's food scene being treated and presented as more of a "vibe" for the experience/social media clout and all that as opposed to a true mecca for food. It also doesn't help that the "proprietor" is a true Houston legend so the support's coming regardless.
To answer the question? About a hour, hour and a half or so for the Popeye's Chicken Sandwiches. I will NEVER wait that long for food again.
I’ve been in Houston/the heights about a year now. I’m definitely weary of potential flooding. I’ve heard horror stories from people I know about living in the heights during Harvey and their car being totaled. I’d have to move my joint somewhere if a hurricane was coming, but overall I like it over there. It’s in close proximity to a lot of stuff and the vibe is pretty chill. There are certainly a lot of hipsters around 19th St
, but that’s whatever to me.
CreepyMcCreeperson
Veteran
20 minutes for the Popeyes chicken sandwich…3 times
I’ve been in some long ass Whataburger lines at 2AM coming from being out 