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Delicious Mad Hatter Burger creation! Perfect blend of ingredients. Great friendly service and ambiance. Nachos delicious. Good beer selection.…
Carlos Moreno
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Very Average Food At Best, And Well Overpriced. We eventually get around to most of the new places - of course in Greensboro you have to be relatively…
FredB
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Sweat potato fries were awesome, but the turkey burger was a big let down. Next time I will just get a regular burger.…
Paul
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7 Reviews on “Mad Hatter”
Delicious Mad Hatter Burger creation! Perfect blend of ingredients. Great friendly service and ambiance. Nachos delicious. Good beer selection.
Very Average Food At Best, And Well Overpriced. We eventually get around to most of the new places – of course in Greensboro you have to be relatively quick – this is a tough town on restaurants, even good ones – not sure this one belongs in the good category, at least to my tastes anyway, and there is definitely a question of value.The Chicken Tenders had a nice crust, nice size, but had a seasoning I don’t care for. No value meal at $9 for 5 tenders, nothing else comes with them. The 100% Grass Fed Beef Hamburger with cheese also had a taste I didn’t care, even when tasted separately from the condiments on the burger. Oddly shaped, more like a ball than a patty. Ask for it to be cooked medium well, the center was basically raw. Way over priced at $11 with a side – though the FFs were darn good.Their sandwich described as BBQ Clasic is one of the strangest barbecue sandwiches I’ve ever encountered, and I’ve encountered a great many of them. The meat, when you finally found what little there was of it, was actually decent – very tender, but rather bland once removed from the other items and tasted separately. The Carolina sauce on the sandwich contributed nothing, period. But the real kicker was the pickle relish on this sandwich – yeap, SWEET PICKLE RELISH on a barbecue pork sandwich. I’ve encountered slices of dill pickle or sweet pickle on sandwiches in some Eastern NC barbecue joints, but never sweet pickle relish – and there was lots of it. Same theme here – overpriced at $9 with a side – which was supposed to be Onion Straws, but someone on the restaurant staff must have felt I’d like House Chips instead.Other than the FFs, I found everything here somewhat off, to down right strange, and there is nothing close to vaule in any item we ordered.. Obviously the service side was off their game as well. I’ll not be back.
Sweat potato fries were awesome, but the turkey burger was a big let down. Next time I will just get a regular burger.
Good Burgers. I had the spicy burger. it was good but too spicy for me (and I like spicy). Husband got pb&j burger. We both liked it. different taste and unique
Nice place near UNC-G. Unique fun design. Good burgers ! Lots of outdoor dining. Pleasant wait staff. Check it out! We would eat here again.
Not quite there yet. The drink menu was sub-par. Only offering a small selections of what I would sell craft beers. The chicken spring roles were ok. Tasted like chicken pot pie without the gravy. The turkey burger was awful. It should have been called the stuffing burger with how much bread was in it. I found huge chunks of what looked like bun in my burger. The onion straws were cold and soggy as well. Great concept. Very poor execution. But hey, at least the building is nice !
Great burger joint. Do not get the veggie burger because it has the texture of a quiche. Would recommend making your own burger on a pretzel bun.