Troy's Burgers — Restaurant in Los Angeles

Troy's has really good cheeseburgers very flavorful, steak sandwich was very tender and juicy, the club sandwich is also good, and the onion rings are very good! The breakfast burritos are blan with very little cheese I'll have to ask for extra cheese next time, hotdogs are always between warm and cool with very little taste. The French fries are always under cooked even when I ask for the fries to be cooked well done it seems like the opposite is done, and the chili cheese fries was a major disappointment with very little cheese and undercooked fries! I was also disappointed with the pastrami it was very dry! I'll stick to the burgers and onion rings, but I did want to try the Mexican dishes next... we'll see. Sorry to sound so negative, but when you live down the street from Troy's and can smell the food cooking you'd hope everything would be warm and tasty...

I had to take my food to go because they don't have public restrooms available and we drove from El Monte. A girl attending the driveway with curly hair that day was upset when I was requesting the bathroom to another girl in the front. The food wasn't as good as the first time I went, it got saggy in the box, as if you eat there the fries are crispy. Overall the food is good but if you eat there, hot and crispy and they are fast on preparing the food. I asked them if they can hold the preparation of my food while I went looking for a bathroom, but no because the food was ready and they had to put in the box to go. If it hadn't be ready, I would of just left unfortunately I had already paid too. Oh they did mentioned that the manager had told the employees since is an old building they don't have to have bathrooms available for...

I NEVER write reviews .. but this meal was so horrifically bad, I had to break my silence. All these GOOD REVIEWS are 100% FAKE. I ordered a cheeseburger and what I received should be illegal. The patty was so pathetically thin it looked like it was sliced off a shadow. I’ve seen air with more substance. It was dry, flavorless, and sadder than a rainy Tuesday.

And the onion rings? STALE. Like they’d been sitting in a dusty corner of the kitchen since last year. Zero crunch. Zero seasoning. Just circles of pure disappointment.

But wait — it gets worse. I ordered a full meal and they had the audacity, the gall, to toss in only TWO ketchup packets. TWO. As if I’m supposed to ration them like I’m on some kind of apocalypse survival mission.

This wasn’t just a bad meal — it was a culinary betrayal. Save yourself. Eat literally...