Keystone Burger Company
129 S Keystone Ave, Sayre, PA, 18840
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Address :
129 S Keystone Ave
Sayre, PA, 18840 - Phone (570) 731-7184
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Specialities
- Takes Reservations : No
Take-out : Yes
Accepts Credit Cards : Yes
Good For : Lunch, Dinner
Parking : Private Lot
Good for Kids : Yes
Good for Groups : No
Attire : Casual
Ambience : Casual
Noise Level : Average
Alcohol : No
Outdoor Seating : Yes
Wi-Fi : No
Has TV : Yes
Waiter Service : No
Drive-Thru : No
Categories
Burgers
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Grayson B.
The burger itself was average. The selling point is the variety of toppings. The Greek burger was good.
(3)Jeremiah L.
I tried these guys out for the first time today and I have mixed feelings about the place. I came in for lunch and I was the only person there at the time. My service was prompt and friendly. I noticed the place was very clean and well maintained. There was a single tv on in the place playing sports and the volume wasn't too loud so that was nice. The tables were a bit odd in that they were a bit too low for my tastes so I was kind of hunched over the thing and it was a touch on the wobbly side. Other than that though it was a clean, nice atmosphere. I ordered the Southwest Burger and some onion rings as well as a drink. The price was a bit steep I thought, $12 for that especially considering my drink choices were a bottle of water or a single can of soda. The onion rings came out first and they were crisp, tasty and well cooked. They weren't soggy and they weren't overdone which was nice. They had a good flavor to them and were definitely a good size but $4 for them still seems a touch high to me. The burger came out shortly after and it was also tasty. It had a lot going on in it. It had a beef patty with chili, pulled pork, a couple of onion rings and a mayo based sauce. It was tasty and messy. I finished it and was definitely full as it was good sized. I didn't even try to finish the rings afterwards. I'm thinking individually a burger like that might be worth the $6.50 I paid for it. I think where they're charging too much is on the sides and drinks end of things. Come down a bit on those and you'd have a fairly priced lunch or quick dinner place going on. As it stands right now this would be a once in awhile stop for me. I liked the food but the price is too much to hit this place up regularly. I'm glad I stopped in and I wish this place the best of luck. I think what they're trying to offer something different in this area and I appreciate that. It's not your standard burger place for this area and that's good.
(3)Matt L.
So here's the thing, if you are going to call yourself a "Burger Company" at least make your own burger patties and cook them how your customer wants, neither of which this establishment does. The burgers are of the generic food service patty type, seasoned on the grill and cooked well done...nothing special. On top of that the sweet potato fries that we ordered came out undercooked, I'm not even sure how this is possible! There are many better and cheaper options for a good burger in the valley, this place is not one of them. Do yourself a favor and visit either the Rail House in Waverly or Beeman's in Sayre and skip the Keystone "Burger Company" all together.
(1)Lei L.
I was pleasantly surprised by this little burger shack. Finally got a chance to stop by this place today after a round of golf.. I ordered the classic burger with no cheese and mustard (despite the suggested burgers and toppings you can still customize what you don't want on them) and an order of Cajun fries. My order came out promptly. The burger was cooked nicely - it was plump and juicy. Toppings were fresh as well. However, the patty itself could have used a bit more seasoning. I thought the fries were really good! I'm a big fan of "boardwalk-style" fries. - like the kind at five guys. They are not crispy... They are supposed to be soft on the inside and firm on the outside. They were seasoned exceptionally well. I loved them! The pricing was reasonable to me. Again, similar to other specialty burger places... I would def stop by here again next time in the area.
(4)Bob S.
New joint in town, had to give it a try. Wasn't impressed. For a place that claims to specialize in burgers, I expected a better burger. The meat was dry, tough, and under-seasoned. It was pattied thick but small, so the bun was significantly bigger around than the beef. Adding to the meat issues, they only cook it well done. Might be good for liability, but definitely not flavor. The toppings were mediocre. My bacon burger had one small strip of soggy bacon, and some veggies that clearly had been out all day. To top it all off, they throw ketchup and mustard on it instead of providing the condiments for you to do yourself. I also had some fried pickles. Not great, but good in comparison to that terrible burger. My order was takeout with one other order. We didn't specify this when we called but it has never been an issue at the low-to-mid range establishments in this area. At checkout, the waitress gave me the old "it won't let us split the order" line, while standing in front of a brand new touch-screen computerized register. Of course it's possible, she just didn't want (or know how) to split a whopping 4 items into 2 bills. Her response - "Oh, well you can just pay us and have the other guy give you money". Brilliant idea, genius. I was only asking for a few extra seconds of her time while I was the only customer in the restaurant, so there was no reason to refuse to split the bill. 1 star for flavor, 1 star for service, 2 stars in general... only because the place was very clean and the food didn't make me sick.
(2)Linda R.
Had to try this place because I heard about it. You choose a type of burger, beef, turkey, pork or veggie. Then you pick from a variety of favors like Asian, Greek, Italian or Southwest. Or just go classic bacon or cheeseburger. I had a Greek turkey burger which was really juicy and the balsamic dressing delicious. Had some onion rings too which were nicely fried, just a little salty for me. I will definitely go back and try a few more favors. I will give this place a chance.
(4)George B.
Excellent burgers, soggy fries-yuk. But most important, they decided to close permanently so don't go there, there are closed.
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