text: I don't like to give a bad review to a brand new restaurant in the downtown area. I am all about supporting new & local ventures.\nHowever, I have experienced better burger joints than Habit Burger. My husband had the Teriyaki Hamburger and I had the Chicken sandwich.\n\nPROS:\n-Clean\n-Good parking\n-Good prices\n-Menu is fairly simple and straight-forward\n-Nice patio area\n\nCONS:\n-Toppings on the burgers were not explained very well by the soft-spoken cashier, I had to ask several times what would be on it and repeat several times the things that I wanted removed (onions, mayonnaise).\n\n-Service was pretty bad. My husband and I sat in a far corner booth so that we could chat and be alone. Towards the very end of our meal, as we were taking our last few bites, a female employee approached and asked if she could take our tray (which was resting below our other plates/utensils). We politely said \"No, thank you\". She said \"Are you sure?\" We said \"Yes\". At this point she lingered by our table and eventually responded, \"Really? Because I can take it right now\". And we said \"That's OK, we are still eating.\" And she walked away. \nFirst of all: Why does it matter? Our meal is almost over, anyway. It would have made sense to ask at the beginning, but not now.\nSecond of all: The customer is always right. \n\n-Burgers were just OK. You can get a tastier one at Smashburger or Five Guys for around the same price point. My chicken sandwich (with teriyaki sauce on a wheat bun) was good but not great.\n\nOverall, the place is new & nice but the servers are clearly not well-versed in customer service. But I realize that as a new restaurant, customer service is the hardest yet most critical part to master.