This is my first time at Killer Burger. They were extremely busy, the line was to the door. Normally I would not be patient enough to wait. The line moved very quickly to my surprise. We waited about 30 minutes or so before out order was ready. I'm am impressed at this point for volume of people. I had a classic Burger, which was an adequate Burger, but not exceptional. Since they just opened and were very busy, I hope the food will improve. The Burger was the same as any other joint and my hope is it will get better with time, fries were great, onion ring needed to be crisper. 5 star service, 4 star food. I will visit again in the future and change my post if I feel differently.

Great service considering how busy it was mid-afternoon! The Jose Mendoza burger was excellent and the fries were good too. They have a lunch/meal option with a smaller burger that I’ll probably try next time.

My friend and I recently went to Killer Burger after deciding against trying a new burger spot in town with not-so-great reviews. We both ordered the Classic Burger (original size) for $11.40 each, along with onion rings (advertised as share-size) and fries. The burgers themselves were very good, though the buns were cold and definitely would have been better warmed. The fries were tasty and a good portion, but the onion rings were on the small side for something marketed as shareable. The staff was friendly and helpful, and I really appreciated that they’re open until 10:00 p.m. Something that’s hard to find in Bend. On the downside, I wish they had milkshakes or a dessert option other than cookies or rice crispy… ; the drink selection was limited to sodas and beer on tap. One thing I found odd was the interior design — there’s a wooden pergola structure inside the restaurant. It’s not structural or architectural, so it feels out of place and a little confusing. Wonder why they did this? Overall, it was a good experience and I’d go back, though I do think the prices run a little high for what you get. With so many great local burger spots in Bend at similar price points (like Blue Eyes), I’d be more inclined to support local places first.

This place was amazing. It was a bit busy because this restaurant just opened and everyone locally was raving about it. I have to say, this place was a bit better than 5 Guys and Burgerville. Such an interesting selection of burgers on the menu and decently priced. One person in our party had celiac disorder and I asked if they had gluten free items. They do have a gluten free bun for the burgers. However, the fried chicken is not gluten free. Consumers may get cross contamination from prep and fries as it is prepared on a common prep surface table and staff were very knowledgeable of that. The restaurant was clean, however, the restrooms can use a cleaning every now and then. This does not play a role in my rating. The staff did not listen attentively, that one order was missed but a manager quickly rectified the situation. I ordered the PB&J Pickle Burger and it was everything that met my expectations. That menu burger was a solid 5-stars. The fries were crisp and the burger just melted in my mouth. Yum! The atmosphere was busy and the customers kept on coming. Just questions why this particular location was chosen and how high volume the traffic was in the store. I would definitely come back again.

The burger is definitely a killer Burger! Delicious. I gave them 2 star on service because they need to employ 2 cashiers to accommodate the long line