The Counter

The impossible burger (TM) is the best invention ever for vegans, it is very flavored and soft for those that can't have meat. Waitress are very helpful explaining you the menu and putting together your order so you have a personalized hamburger. The place is also clean and has a very accessible parking place.

I always have a good experience there. Food is tasty with a lot of customization options. Staffs are courteous and helpful.

One time I had to find a place to charge my phone and they are friendly and lent me a cable and found me the only seat that has plug.

The only downside is sometimes when they are busy, food can take a while. But in a regular weekday night, it’s lightening speed.

Food was good. The impossible burger is close to beef, but the flavor isn't as strong and it's a little dense. Shoestring fries were nice and crispy, but not very fluffy on the inside. The service was kinda slow. Took quite a while to get our for considering there were only a couple other tables occupied. Think I'd rather go to Five Guys.

The Habit Grill is about two blocks from where I've lived for the last year and a half. Even though I can smell what seems like charbroiled beef, I've avoided it because I figured they would be pricey and not as good as In and Out Burger down the street.

Well, I was wrong and wrong. For about 7 bucks I got a delicious cheese burger that was cooked medium. I love that they will cook your burger order instead of automatically cooking it well done.

Their burgers have a top notch flavor that I find tastier than Nation's Burgers and In and Out.

Good burgers. Slightly slow service during peak hours. The fact that you can pick all your own burger ingredients is good. However it gets expensive. Charging extra $3 for an avocado is too much. Parmesan fries were also good.