Restaurant Morton — Restaurant in Helsinki sub-region

A hip burger / salad restaurant / cafeteria that has been built inside shipping containers. This is a part of shipping container restaurant chain which you can find several places in Finland. Overall nothing to complain here but I found that the devil is in the details.

In a nutshell - It's a modern hip restaurant that sell burgers and salads. Everything has a #vegetarian option so you can visit here with dietary restriction fellow bipedal or even with Caninae because this place is animal friendly or #animalfriendly because hashtags are jolly. I forgot to ask if they allow parrots too. This establishment is also #accessible for bipedal people that are challenged with bipedalism.

When you're ordering your lunch hour burger the wage earner ask if you take it as a portion. This means that your food comes with French fries and then your lunch hour burger magically cost 1 Euros more but don't be alarmed. This only means that you'll get a tiny portion of French fries with some dip on the side.

I consider this restaurant a tad on the expensive side what comes to solid particles that you shovel in the opening below your eyes and nostrils. 14 euros lunch burger with fries and a cola is expensive for me personally. Price to quality left me a bit mixed feeling. Burger was great I must say but 11 Euros from a tad tiny lunch chicken burger with rather special fillings e.g. pickled rhubarb is not that good deal. Even though lunch is including a filter coffee or tea (which are in a self-service thermos jugs near the southern entrance). Lunch coffee wasn't bad (flat taste) but I wouldn't take another cup instead I took double espresso togo (4 Euros) which was very good indeed.

In case you're wondering their lager beer index for 0.5 Liter liquid container is 7 euros - it's quite frankly speaking ludicrous because it's Lapin Kulta. During lunch hour you get 0,22L beer with 3 Euros which aren't that good price either. Their price for beer is desperately craving to choose something else than Lapin Kulta for your liquid beverage because Lapin Kulta Pure isn't exactly the best choice as a lager beer - personal opinion. Luckily there are several (more expensive) options to choose from and several #nonalcoholic choices too.

I must admit there's an imposing atmosphere here. It's relaxing and luminous which is great if you enjoy light and unwinding - most of us do but I don't judge if my bipedal counter lives fancy something else. Music is chill out pop hits (e.g. Enrique Iglesias) that will not usually challenge one mentally nor get you excited. There's a clean modern and hip look here and also a rooftop terrace which is grand during summer if you fancy sunshine and nearby motorway as your whitenoise frequency. Customers seem to be young adults (women) and older couples (Heteronormative) from gentrification class so you aren't going to see pirate scumbags like me here so much. Wolt delivery seem to visit here quite frequent so business is probably doing alright.

Service altogether has nothing to complain but I'm getting vibes that I'm not quite their target patron. So I recommend these premises if you're looking for a relaxing and luminous experience especially during summer time because their rooftop terrace which is a nice option to have. Hopefully you aren't looking for the absolute best price to quality option because this isn't that establishment. It's a nice place with grand potential what comes to location. It's relatively easy to get here from everywhere especially if you're travelling with public transportation. Trams come infront of the door and it's troublefree to arrive here with bipedaling or two-wheeler. Only challenging arriving method is automobiles which might not have a parking spot nearby street nor anywhere relatively close. So it's probably better to use carbon friendlier options when you're planning...

Morton's offers a distinctive dining experience, notable for its unique setting in a repurposed shipping container and its good, solid burgers. These burgers, while not mind-blowingly exceptional, are exactly what they should be: well-made, satisfying, and flavorful. They're a bit pricier than your average burger, but they deliver on quality and taste, making them a reliable choice for burger enthusiasts.

The architecture of Morton's adds a significant amount of character to the restaurant. Utilizing an old shipping container, the restaurant not only stands out for its environmental consciousness but also for its innovative and modern design. This clever use of space sets Morton's apart from more conventional burger spots and enhances the overall dining experience.

In terms of beer, while Morton's doesn't offer a vast selection, the options available are decent. So this have not been a problem, you do not come here for the but for the burgers.

Overall, Morton's is a solid choice for those looking for quality burgers in a unique and interesting setting. The combination of dependable burgers, a limited but carefully selected beer range, and an architecturally intriguing environment make it a...

Passed this place several times but never knew how good it was till I just tried it. A brilliant place, atmosphere and service were absolutely great. Loved it. The food was of the highest quality. I had a burger 🍔 and the meat was mesmerizing. Very juicy and tasty. The fries were also great. At first I thought the portion was small but it was actually great. I hate to stuff myself. The wife had a salad 🥗 with chicken 🐓 which she said it was perfection. Looking at the chicken it was cooked very well with a golden crust and juicy inside.

The pancakes 🥞 were also great. I loved the touch of basil 🌿 with it.

Will definitely go back there and totally recommend...