the company burger

goodburgerthat is overpriced. i like the idea of this joint. i like the burgers. i love the pickles. but it's overpriced. with a drink, fries, and burger, expect to spend nearly $20 with tip. for what is essentially a gourment wendy's burger, i think that's a bit much.

the smells coming from this place reach down the block. i came here to eat and eat well i did. i got a single patty with cheese bacon and an egg. i ordered regular fries that i later jazzed up with this restaurants assortment of dips from cajun to fancy sauce. i got garlic aioli and fancy sauce (ketchup mixed with mayo). the egg on myburgerwas cooked perfectly the bacon was still sizzling hot and my patty was well done but not dried out. i will be returning to this place very very soon hell i’ll probably go back tonight and get my same order with a milkshake.

very good spot. we went their two times in two days. theburgeris excellent, french fries and onion rings were outstanding. the have crushed ice which is cool. they also have milkshakes, which i'm sure we're good. my only "beef" with this spot are the prices. $15-18 for aburgeris out of my comfort zone. i got the bacon grilled cheese the second time. i would stick to theburgerthought. thanks

awesome burger! 20$ for drink/burger/fries. cooked perfectly! get bacon on your burger. the place is small but you get very fast service. fireburgerbut pricey

no lettuce. what kind ofburgerplace says bring your own lettuce?!?!? bullsh*t. won't ever come back. sloppy and sassy poop. anyway. i recommend the other 100burgerjoints that have popped up in the last 2 years. much better than this and they have lettuce

companyburgerfinally went there about a month ago, very simple no frills kind of place.
walk up which is fine, but just be prepared for a line behind you! small space so don't go during peak hours, you won't find a seat to eat!

solidburgerjoint on freret. the small pans they place yourburgeron are a really unique touch. it's been a while since i've been here but i still remember the oozy cheese! i'd come again if in the area.

burgers here are pricey but worth it. it was my first fried-egg burger, and having that option makes a huge difference.
in addition, they have a specialty condiment bar. this includes all manor of flavorful and stupendous sauces. also, free and delicious refills on iced tea.
will return asap.
(half point off because i can't afford a ten dollarburgerevery damn day)

awesome experience! today was my first time visiting the companyburgerand it was well worth it! reasonably priced and sensationally appetizing! this is a must visitburgerjoint!

i was skeptical.the line was long...but moved incredibly fast.  the place was packed....but somehow tables just magically open up quickly and we received our food less than 5 minutes after ordering. i ordered the single which comes with red onions, bread & butter pickles and cheese.  i asked to add lettuce and tomato which, in my opinion, is a must have on a cheeseburger.  i was informed that they don't offer lettuce or tomato.  i was instantly annoyed and prepared to be disappointed. boy was i wrong. theburgeris absolutely spot-on. it's possibly the most flavorful meat i've  had in a ground beef patty in my entire life. it's salty, but not overly so.  i still would probably have preferred it with lettuce and tomato, but it was so wonderful as-is that i have to let that slide and give this place a 5.  5/5 would recommend.

wow. these burgers are on point. the meat is flavorful and juicy. the toppings are complimentary to the sandwich, not piled on in overkill. this is what a greatburgertastes like. they know exactly where their beef is coming from, and their fries are hand-cut and delicious. they have a condiment station with house made mayo. the chipotle and the basil mayo are both good. they also have a good turkey burger. if you're in the neighborhood, stop by this place! tip: if you want yourburgerdone well, you better order it that way. they do not overcook their burgers (ew), and if you're into tire rubber on a bun, let them know so they can help you with that.

when the owners of the companyburgerwere choosing suppliers, they spared no effort to find the best, and ended up with creekstone farms from kansas for the beef, and wisconsin’s nueske’s for the hot dogs.   they make some condiments in-house, and the meticulous preparation shows. company set out to offer the consummate american cheeseburger, and succeeds on every count.  the classic comes with american cheese, house made bread and butter pickles, and red onions.  note to company?  add a dill option.  thank you. the onion ring stack was superb, but i’d like a larger order. the beef blend that the owners devised with the creekstone is absolutely perfect, very flavorful, probably a brisket, chuck, short rib blend, with just the righ amount of fat. they have tots, sweet potato fries and pork rinds, with a large compliment of local craft beers along side some national brands and cocktails. switch it up if you’re in the mood with a lamb or turkey patty;  eschew meat?  try the grilled cheese. the companyburgeris located uptown, and open every day at 11 am, except tuesday when they take a break. full menu .   onion ring stack   classic companyburger        the companyburgerreview posted in hamburgers , hot dogs , hot off the grill | tags: @companyburger , new orleans burger

... after a ridiculously long time of promising them a visit, and hearing nothing but great things about the burgers, it was a local that finally shuttled me to their freret st location. well, shame on me. my own stubbornness had prevented me from trying one of the finest examples of theburgerarts i’ve come across in myburgertravels. i went for a single, with housemade bread & butter pickles, american cheese and red onions. the patty gets full points of perfect size ratio, and bonus points for hitting the mark on tender with a great char to the outside. the toughest decision you’re gunna need to make will relate to the sides.  onion rings, fries, sweet potato fries, tater tots or crispy pork rinds. it’s a cruel choice to have to make.

maybe i had higher expectations. i didn't mind the price of the lambburgerbecause i truly thought it would be worth it until i saw how little it was. it's probably worth mentioning that my boyfriend and i's eyes were burning the entire time in the restaurant probably from onions being cut.

meh. i mean, you have feta for the lamb burger. why not cheddar for the regular burger?


-----27 aug, 2014-----

so-so. there's a lot companyburgerdoes right. the mayo bar is my favorite thing about the place and the burgers are pretty good. but i can't hit the like button because of their refusal to have other cheese choices. i just can't get behind american cheese. i used to go here a lot but now if i crave a greasyburgerfive guys is a lot closer to my house so i just go there. five guys isn't better per say, but although i have to tolerate american cheese there too, i can also have theburgerdressed more to my liking. if companyburgerhad cheddar or swiss alternative and the option of lettuce/tomato/mushrooms then i might consider it the bestburgerin nola. but with american cheese....i'm still searching for the bestburgerin town... sorry guys! i really do like what you're doing in so many ways, truly, but i can't eat aburgerwithout cheese...and i really don't see why you won't offer better cheese...and i don't see why you have to be rude about it when i've asked. so i've jumped off the bandwagon.