R G Burgers & Grill

2430 South Interstate 35E #172
Denton, TX 76205
940-383-2431
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I learned about R G Burgers & Grill because they participated in Burger Week for Denton County,  and I am now a big fan because they make a really great burger.  There are 17 different burgers on their standard menu, and they even have a burger of the month that changes and brings new flavors to the table. The patty itself is nearly an inch thick, and we are not talking just about any old burger; this is some awesome meat. I would love to know what kind of meat they are using.  It is expertly seasoned, and there are many wonderful options on how they finish it.  

The featured burger for burger week was the "Big Daddy."  It was definitely big. Those first few bites were a real challenge to get your mouth around.  This burger is served on a brioche bun that was fresh and soft.  It then had spicy mustard, pickles, the gigantic burger patty, swiss cheese, bacon, and two big onion rings.  This thing was so big that I took half of it home, and I am eating it for lunch while writing this post. If you like your bacon crispy on your burger, be sure to ask for it that way.  The bacon was limp, much more so than I care for.  Otherwise, this burger was perfect.

In addition to our burger, we also tried the Mexican fries, which were steak fries topped with cheese, diced onions, tomatoes, and jalapenos.  They had a nice kick to them, and the fries held up well under all the toppings.

Our waitress was very nice and efficient.  She had a lot of tables and was really moving.  There were some huge groups there when we were visiting, yet the wait was not very long.  I will be coming back to try some more of their burger creations.

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