This is yet another example of why you shouldn't judge a book by its cover. If you drive by this place because it shares a building with a gas station, you would miss out on a very solid burger and fry joint. We had lunch at Burger Brothers on a Thursday. As many yelpers note, it's small. As I recall, it probably had seating for 8-10. They were playing the Bob Marley channel on Pandora, which is never a bad thing. \n\nTo eat, I had the combo #1, which is a burger, fries, and a drink. The fries are impressive, thick cut, which I don't usually care for, and made fresh from actual potatoes. And, you get a LOT. My wife and I each got combos, and we probably had a whole order of fries left between the two of us when we were finished eating. My only complaint is they needed salt, which was fine because all I had to do was put salt of them, which is not that hard. These fries were winners, and at $2.25 an order, you certainly are getting great value.\n\nThe burger was solid, certainly not the best I've ever had, but far from the worst. Good soft bun that was toasted combined with fresh veggies. The cheese got nice and melty and the burger is large enough that you get meat in every bite. Next time I'll probably branch out a bit and get bacon or some mushrooms. The grilled onions were large, which I like, they weren't small diced up onions that were then grilled. They actually had some bite to them.\n\nWe got our son (3 years old) the chicken fingers. Although he didn't finish them (he never finishes anything), he did like them. I had a couple of bites and I liked them as well. If they were ever frozen, they are some of the best frozen chicken fingers I've ever had. They are made of breast meat and remain juicy despite the crispy exterior. Also, the skin is thin, which I prefer. \n\nThere was only one employee working, so I could see how you could have to wait when there is a rush. But, we had a nice leisurely lunch, listened to some good music and had a great lunch. Can't beat this. I hope the place does good business and is able to move into a larger location, if that's what the owner wants. Vegas, and the world in general, needs more places like this.
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