Johnny Good Burger — Restaurant in Houston

Good food but not great for two reasons. 1) is the price, although we had two meals our total came to around 34-38 dollars. It consisted of a basic burger with nothing special and I would best describe it as an unseasoned Five Guys burger. As for the flat bread sandwich (the number 2 I believe that's picture number 3), it's a barebones patty-melt from Whataburger. With the combo for an additional 5 bucks on top of the already 10-12 dollar burgers, you get a ton of fries, and the option of 3 simple drink choices. They were a cola in a bottle (a random brand), Aquafina water, and Pepsi. It's lacking in choices and this definitely affected my experience. Especially when the restaurants around have much more selection that is much more savory. 2) Although I already mentioned how plain the burger is, I can't emphasize it enough. This burger and sandwich is nothing special, it doesn't have much flavor and it's a glorified five guys burger and a Whataburger patty melt. There are much tastier options around the plaza. It's not justified for the price, and I honestly didn't leave satisfied.

You're better off taking your money to some of the other businesses around the plaza (I recommend ChòpnBlok). But if you're craving a hearty burger simply go to Five Guys or Whataburger. You would essentially be getting the same experience for a little bit cheaper and less of a drive/work depending on your location.

3/5, food was good but unsavory, I consider the prices high for what you get. Wouldn't be my first choice out of all the...

First this establishment is located within The Post @ International Food Hall off Franklin Street. Google it, and you won’t get lost.

We saw an old picture online and so we had to try it. However, per the employee they have changed their ingredients some very long time ago. So we were directed to the loaded french fries. She noted that they were comparable to the burger as it’s all the same ingredients, minus all the veggies.

It was a delicious and flavorful. The secret sauce is very unique. Reminded me of a sandwich spread w/ mustard. The grilled onions were on point, as were the fries. It all had a nice crunch to it all. The meat was ok, nothing great.

The server was helpful, educated on the menu, polite, and quick.

We went during the week, while it was not busy. And practically empty for a 4pm. I have been during events, and or weekends. I’d suggest avoid going during those prime time hours as it will be packed. Not only inside, but also the parking lot.

The parking lot(s) are all around. Prices vary based on time spent. You can pay it on site via the exit, or via the website for a speedier exit.

We will be...

Incredibly awful service. Waited in line for 20mins bc the guy at the counter was moving at sloth pace. Finally we ordered two burgers one w jalps reg fries and an Oreo shake. The food did not take too long but when we got our food the shake was missing and the burger didn’t have jalps. We let them know immediately and they gave us the jalps and said they were making the shake. Waited..asked again..4X for the shake. The guy taking order and the chefs started arguing about who should make the shake… no one wanted to make it so we asked for our money back. They couldn’t figure out how to do a refund and a gentleman from another restaurant got involved and asked why we didn’t want the shake and explained that we did want the shake but no one wanted to make it. They agreed to make it after 45 minutes but forgot to make add the Oreo. Haha $8 for a sad vanilla shake that took 45 minutes and an incredible amount of energy. the owner of this place should take a good look at who he has working...