Mighty Fine Burgers Cedar Park — Restaurant in Cedar Park

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parking can be tricky cuz the shared in his parking complex with a spectrum offices in the shopping complex with a whole bunch of other locations like Dollar Tree natural grocers in this other piece of Via chain that I'm not too familiar with

that being said it was a deal breaker for me right at the door finding out that they use peanut oil much like Chick-fil-A and just crossed contamination for peanut oil across everything here

For someone like me who is definitely allergic to peanuts this is a no-go I do not recommend trying to even eat anything here again I cannot guarantee cuz he is peanut oil for just about everything and just across contamination just about with everything there

but if that's not a deal breaker for you you have plenty of indoor and outdoor dining area family friendly although I am going to mention the bazaar weird design of the men's restroom

so for whatever reason the men's restaurant has a window outside which can't be looked at from the inside but again it's like why do I need to see the outside while using the restroom I guess to keep an eye on my kids? not really quite sure the design with this which was weird

also with the men's urinals I guess they not this out where the bottom has this drain area just be careful as you step on there and not accidentally catch your shoe or toe in there which again is a weird design for the men's restroom but otherwise spotless but again with Windows looking outside which again is weird

keep an eye on your kids at all times because again there are family focused but at the time I came it was packed at capacity with more and more people coming in

so I did not get a chance to eat lunch and also again did not want to take chances on the peanut oil and also ask the employee and they're like yeah I don't suggest eat anything here which...

Went for lunch with son. We ordered 2 hamburgers, 1 medium fries, 1 medium onion rings, 2 medium fountain drinks... it cost $40.96. I was asked to additionally tip a suggested 15-20% before even seeing our food or sitting down...

A week later, I called Dominoes and ordered pizza for my son and I and a friend - 1 medium 3 topping pizza, 1 chicken carbonara, and a 2 liter Dr. Pepper - the total was $32.15 which included a $7 dollar tip, I paid cash at the door.

I had to drive to Mighty Fine which was 5 miles away, and the establishment was mediocre. We cleaned our own section of a table then waited 10 minutes for the food. The fries were good but overall the food was average and overpriced, and for what purpose did I pay a tip? It doesn't seem normal to pay an additional suggested tip before you even experience anything at all. Hi - your bill is 4o. Before you even see food or sit down or sip a sip of your drink I am formally requesting a large tip.. I mean the audacity.

The pizza was delivered to my doorstep piping hot, the drink was cold, the delivery person was super nice and I felt inclined to tip the delivery person, after all they ran my pizza out to me from 2.7 miles away and were nice about it.

I felt compelled to write a review because I feel that Mighty Fine burgers is simply over priced for average food at a mediocre establishment, it isn't based in Texas, rather California or was, and offers no real value to a customer over other readily available...

They had a perfect formula of an excellent burger and best in class fries. Beginning of this year (Around Covid lockdown start) they switched buns to a "universal bun" where they can use the same bun on either sized burger. In addition to the size change, the texture and flavor of the bun is different. The new bun completely degrades the burger experience in taste and texture and doesn't fit the 1/2 pound burger properly. The bun now detracts from the quality meat in the burger so much that I had to ask the manager if they changed meat vendors as well. He said they didn't and I believe them because the management there seems to really care. He also explained the "universal bun" concept.

Still, the bun change soundly knocks MF out of the best burger bracket. Before Covid, I was getting my Mightfine fix at least one a week and sometimes twice. My first time back was mid August and they are still using the seat cushion foam buns. Manager confirmed this was a permanent change and not just a Covid supply issue. A couple of other burger joints use similar buns and none of them were top contenders in the "What do we get for lunch?" discussions we used to have pre-covid. MF was always a top pick. The fry's (and shakes) are still top notch, but going there just reminds me of how good they used to be. In the burger game, there are quite a few solid burgers out there. I'm not sure what drove them to make...