Buddha Burger, Metric

Agrees with the burger praise, then says the chicken strips are great and the onion rings are the tastiest they've had.

Has eaten at the trailer and rates its burger among the juiciest in town, noting the food-truck-lined spot.

Says they love the place and also enjoy the fries.

Says the burgers are good, but the seasoning leans heavy for their taste; thinks it's a solid pick for the north side.

Calls the burgers solid and likes the casual feel of getting food from a gas station.

Says they love the place and it is very good; also praises the poutine.

Acknowledges a veggie option and assumes it's good, but says the burger is worth splurging on.

Recommends adding the fried jalapenos to the burger order.

Lists Buddha Burger among several local spots suggested in reply to a request for recommendations.

Says Buddha Burger's grilled-cheese buns make the burger taste great, though it is very rich.

Tried it in a three-way smash burger comparison and found it amazing, though not the top pick.

Describes the vegetarian mushroom patty as cheese-stuffed and fried, and says it's excellent.

Underwhelmed by the burger: lacking flavor and soggy buns, though they live nearby and may try it again with poutine.

Loves the burgers and praises the chicken strips with gravy; says the gas-station location shouldn't matter.

Calls Buddha Burger their current go-to.

Had chicken tenders on a past visit, likes the place, and says the cajun fries and burger are good.

Calls Buddha Burger good for a gas-station burger but well below Moreno.

One-word dismissal of the burger, with no details given.

Enthusiastically praises Buddha Burger's double patty.

Enthusiastically names Buddha Burger as their pick.

Thinks Buddha Burger deserves a spot on the list.

Agrees this burger place is seriously good.