Glass Kitchen - Menu

always a good place for a good burger. they also have tacos, so if the family cannot decide, they have some opportunities for those who do not feel like a big burger

The best classic hamburger! The customer service was excellent. This place is small with limited seating, but if you're looking for a delicious burger at a great price, this is definitely the spot to go!

Unfortunately, my experience was quite disappointing. The French fries were undercooked, old, and excessively greasy. The burger had a flavor reminiscent of stale grease, and the patty was very small compared to the oversized bun. The lettuce was also brown. For $29, I definitely won't be returning. View menu

I ordered the cheeseburger meal that came with a fry and a drink. it costs about $10. I liked the burger. the meat was cooked well as a smashburger. the pommes were okay, they were soft and I like my crispy. overall the meal was good. the building is small in the inner with just a few tables, but it seemed that most people went through the drive-thru anyway.

I was super excited to try this place out but after this experience I will not be returning. My tacos were so greasy they fell apart and I couldn’t eat them. The taco meat was awful.My fries were not edible. The “large” burger was okay but was the size of a McDonald’s dollar burger .The poppers were okay but not fantastic. I will be keeping my business with Heff’s.Might be more expensive but you get what you pay for and then some with them.

Haven't been here in a while because i heard that ownership had changed but decided to try it again. The food itself was okay. They burnt the meat a bit. I feel like burgers were better years back but maybe that's just nostalgia playing a part. The one thing i do see a large change is the prices. $15 for a simple double cheeseburger meal kinda on the expensive side. If the food was amazing I'd have no problem paying for that much but for glass kitchen definitely not worth View menu

I heard that this place has a 1950s vibe, but I can't really comment on the building's design since I only saw its exterior. However, the kitchen appeared very clean. The highlight, though, was the burger—absolutely amazing! It’s honestly the best burger I've had in a long time, whether homemade or from a restaurant. It’s called the "Hungry Boy" and is about the size of a double burger. I've also heard that the "Big Hungry Boy" is quite a challenge to finish. Plus, it's affordable too—I paid just $8 for the regular Hungry Boy, along with a sizable soda. Overall, a great experience!