Burger Island — Restaurant in Irving

Our first reaction upon driving up to Burger Island was... we couldn't wait to try what they had. The restaurant looked clean on the outside. There was a great amount of parking. Upon walking in, the was a few nice people leaving. People were inside watching the game and eating. Others were waiting on the takeout. Upon getting closer to the counter to look at the menu, the cashier asked us what we wanted to order. She didn't greet us or anything. We just told her we weren't sure what we wanted yet. She knew we were still looking at the menu. She asked again what we wanted to order. It seemed like she was rushing us. We just ordered and one of the members in our group wasn't ready so they decided to order separate from the rest of us. Not a good thing! We were irritated by being rushed to order when this was our first time here. The tables were semi clean. We wiped out table since the was still crumbs on the table. Other tables looked the same. What I tried was the bacon cheeseburger, Philly, onion rings, and French fries. The guy that brought our food out was really nice. I'm not sure if he was the cook. He made up for the cashier. He looked proud and smiled of the food he brought out. The food was really good. The bacon cheeseburger, I felt like it was missing something so I put mayo on it. The Philly was good as well. They do not slack on loading their sandwiches with the ingredients. It makes it really good. The fries and onion rings was good. I'm sure we will try this place a again but not sure if it will be...

Burger Island is a burger bonanza that’ll have you grinning wider than a kid in a candy store! This place is a meaty paradise, and I’m obsessed with their Island Burger, Chili Cheese Burger, and Hickory Burger—each one a flavor-packed masterpiece. Honestly, you could close your eyes, point at the menu, and still end up with a burger that slaps harder than a summer sunburn. Every bite is juicy, bold, and built with love. But the real MVP? Those fries are the BEST fries I’ve ever shoved in my face. Fresh-cut, never-frozen, golden-crispy perfection—think Five Guys fries but doing a victory lap. They’re so good I almost proposed to a spud. Portions are HUGE, so come hungry or bring stretchy pants. Now, a word of warning: skip the onion rings. They’re sad, bland, frozen relics that taste like they forgot how to party. Sweet potato fries? Meh, also frozen and just okay—stick to the regular fries and thank me later. And here’s the curveball: their fresh-brewed tea is a freakin’ revelation. I didn’t expect to be writing love letters to iced tea, but this stuff is crisp, refreshing, and some of the best I’ve ever had—like it was brewed by a Southern grandma with a PhD in tea-ology. Burger Island, you’re a wild ride of flavor, and I’m already counting down to my next visit. Load up on those burgers, fries, and tea, and prepare for a food coma of epic proportions! 🍔🍟🥤...

Well, honestly the service was terrible. My sister and her husband and kids decided to invite me to eat here. Won’t talk about the food since that is over shadow over the pathetic service. But the service is disgusting. The hispanic pregnant woman not sure if is the manager or just another employee that is super unprofessional, should not really be there. We’re eating and she came over and said she was closing. It was our first time here. Normally people GET IT ….that they’re closing, after they lock doors or something. People picking up food turned around and were in shocked when she kept rudely rushing people to leave, not just us but others too. Businesses normally close the restaurant and allow people who are already dining in to finish the food THEY PAID FOR! We were close to being done, but she was pretty much kicking us out. The guy cleaning saw how upset we were. Businesses fail due to lack of good service, this is a prime example. Don’t go here, I don’t recommend it unless you want...