Chapps Burgers (South Carrier Pkwy) — Restaurant in Grand Prairie

Chapps supplied me with an incredibly scrumptious burger. They not only provided perfectly cooked dead cattle to my gastro-intestinal tract, but they even courteously took their doors off the hinges, to enable me to exit the premises, once I had completed my meal(s). For me, there are only two regrets, following my dining experience at this location: Firstly, it's just plain wrong that Craigslist no longer has the "Missed Connections" section up, since I know for a fact that the sweet Asian boy who works at this place was totally into me, and I wanted him to be into me (or rather INSIDE me) so hard. Oh yeah, come to daddy.... Wait, what? Where was I? Ah, yes - regrets. As rolled toward my forklift, parked near some shady trees, I encountered them again. By "them" of course I am referring to a group of savages so offensive, the mere sight of them has been known to result in the extinction of entire species. The most docile of the group is not to be underestimated. I simply attempted to compliment him on his exceptional driving skills, regarding his transporting of co-workers, during their cross-country training adventure. I also wanted him to know how much I admired his choice in footwear, as his wife apparently has superior taste in shoes. He replied to my compliment by breaking a half-empty Corona bottle over my head, and shoving the broken glass end of it into the soft bit of flesh between my chin & neck. He then threw me to the pavement, and asked me how I'd like to be his toilet. Luckily for me, the taller member of the group, and by far the most sinister-looking among them, picked him up and carried him to their get-away vehicle, which appeared to be something from the set of Fury Road, equipped with a guy on the hood holding a flame-throwing guitar. It was so horrible. I would describe these events in more vivid detail, but I...

The owners review want an apology at all. Look at the pictures and how long I've been eating here and that's what they said to me. Yup you definitely care. This wasn't my first bag meal there just the worst. I've been eating here for almost 15 years. But this place must have new owners. See photos... It's of a turkey burger and sweet potato fries. The burger was greasey and tasted like it was cooked in red meat grease. Cause I don't eat red meat I could tell. But I was hungry so I ate some not all. My daughter got a quarter pound burger with cheese and Cajun fries. Fries looked burnt to me. We ordered the same size but she had twice the amount I had. But my biggest issue is the prices. I paid almost $28.00 for this meal. Now if they were gourmet burgers and my food tasted worthy I don't mind paying those prices, but not for this. 5 months ago that same order was under twenty books. We won't be back. That place was like a ghost town. They're about to go out of...

Former employee here, I worked at this location for a few years. I recommend the knockout burger, 1984 burger, Texas tiki chicken sandwich, and any of the sides. The basil mayo on the knockout burger and the 1984 sauce are great on your burger and on the side. Not to mention their house made ranch dressing. The burgers are a good size and often delicious although a little overpriced. The fries are made from good quality potatoes and the potatoes are washed and portioned every morning. This particular location is great on weekends, but the kitchen staff during the week is unclean and lazy. I witnessed the grill op cut corners in his work, opting to get food out to the customer ‘quickly’ at the expense of quality. The kitchen staff don’t bother to even wipe down their work stations until the very end of the day and have no problem with leaving plates and trash on the tables for hours at a time. The best days to go are on weekends when the better grill...