Burger King — Restaurant in Los Angeles

luxurious meat wad.

The Burger King on Sunset Boulevard is a beast of a place. You walk in, and it’s like stepping into a low-rent carnival, but the prize here isn't a stuffed animal—it’s the Double Rodeo King, 3/4 pounder, the burger of nightmares and dreams. Picture this: two slabs of beef that look like they could fuel a drag race, each one seared to the edge of decency, smothered in cheese that glistens like the promise of bad decisions.

And the bacon? Oh, the bacon. It's not just tucked neatly inside—it's cascading out of the bun like the last survivors of a great pork apocalypse. You take a bite, and there's so much meat, so much smoke, so much BBQ sauce, you wonder if you've wandered into a cowboy's fever dream. The onion rings crackle and snap in your teeth like distant thunder. It’s more than a burger—it’s a testament to American excess, a slab of culinary chaos.

Is it good? That depends on your definition of good. If you’re looking for a meal that’ll haunt your arteries and whisper sweet nothings to your cholesterol, then yeah—it’s spectacular. This isn’t just fast food; it’s a greasy, glorious dive into the deep end...

This has been my favorite BK location in the Hollywood area. Unfortunately, the food has not been up to par lately. The Whopper I last purchased was a bit thin ... it tasted okay, just a lot seemed to be missing. Fries were fresh and very good. I even decided to check this experience by going to the next BK location on Sunset, which has never yielded a good experience to me. Their Whopper was packed with lettuce, felt huge and inviting and was far superior to this location (with the exception of the bun ... it tasted 'not fresh ... and since this was before 11am it probably was from the day before.

Something that this BK location can't prevent is the influx of homeless that camp out around the business ... often being aggressive in begging. The other day ... or actually night, I had several close calls driving on the street and entering the parking lot, as the homeless like to ride bikes directly in your path, and do circles in front of you while trying to make the drivethru (where it is...

I was given service by a cashier named hailey and her attitude was very upsetting. She addressed me as if I was some one who didn't deserve respect. So I made the mistake of giving her the same attitude she was giving me but never getting out of line. Then I decided to cancel my order and leave cause of the way she was treating me. The next couple of days I apologized for any inconvenience that I may have caused and she rudely said "I don't accept your apologies". So I left and weeks later I decide to go back to this location and once I did I got the idea that something may have been done to my food because the way the food tasted and because how certain employees were smirking at me. I asked to speak to the Manager and an employee who i didnt get her name made it seem as it was an inconvenience for me to be there. I spoke to the manager Raquel who got my food after it been ready and she was very professional towards the situation. However I can't help the fact something may have been done...