Original Tommy’s Hamburgers
3009 St Rose Pkwy, Henderson, NV, 89052
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Address :
3009 St Rose Pkwy
Henderson, NV, 89052 - Phone (702) 644-9406
- Website https://www.originaltommys.com
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Opening Hours
- Mon :8:00 am - 12:00pm
- Mon : 8:00 am - 12:00pm
Specialities
- Takes Reservations : No
Delivery : No
Take-out : Yes
Accepts Credit Cards : Yes
Good For : Lunch
Parking : Private Lot
Bike Parking : Yes
Wheelchair Accessible : Yes
Good for Kids : Yes
Good for Groups : Yes
Attire : Casual
Ambience : Casual
Noise Level : Average
Alcohol : No
Outdoor Seating : No
Wi-Fi : No
Has TV : No
Waiter Service : No
Drive-Thru : Yes
Caters : No
Categories
Burgers
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Sean W.
LA classic chili cheese burger. i am seriously addicted to this place and have been eating there for many many years.
(4)Kiki D.
Ewww...To quote the below, "chili on everything"...hardly. It's gelatenous mess of goo they pile on the burger and call it "chili". It was probably the most disgusting burger I've ever eaten. I went exactly one time 4 years ago (at the recommendation of my 'boss' at the time) and have not looked back since. UGH!
(1)Erik C.
Due to some recent unfortunate dining events, the VBB will no longer be taking recommendations from friends when it relates to large chains of burger joints. This very much refers to yesterday's meal I had at Tommy's, which was less than ideal and left my stomach a bit unhappy. There's clearly no suspense in this review but I'll go ahead and give you my full rundown anyway. At this point I have pretty much vowed to stick to stand-alone joints, one of a kind locations that are unique to Vegas, to go against my plan and try this place anyway was my mistake. Sure I've reviewed In-N-Out and a few other small regional chains, but no more. I had high hopes yesterday of finding some underground spot to try, but my initial plans fell through when after doing a bit of research I found out that the kitchen at a local dive bar had closed and they were no longer serving food. Trying to stick to a location somewhat near my office, I instead went with the recommendation of my coworker for Tommy's because he had mentioned it a few times and it was right around the corner. Much like my mistake with going back to Five Guys due to the convenience, this was not good. There are only two locations in Vegas, the one I went to is right next to St Rose Hospital, and is in a very desolate looking parking lot. There were maybe three people when I went inside, the clientele looked very much like the folks I mentioned in my Farmer Boys article. The interior décor was a cross between a very cheap In-N-Out and A&W. I didn't really do any research on their website before going over there which was a bad idea, because as soon as I walked in and saw the images of their burgers with the descriptions of their chili I knew this was bad. But I was already standing at the counter so it was too late to turn back. I ordered the single chili cheeseburger meal, complete with all the toppings: tomato, pickles, mustard, onions and chili. After waiting almost 10 minutes for my number to be called for some reason, I sat down ready to dig in. The meal looked completely uninspired and generic, just as any fast food burger should. And this is exactly where the problem lies; I am supposed to be blogging about great, unique gourmet burgers, not sitting at a generic garbage fast food chain! The bun was plain, starchy, and about as typical as they come. The patty itself wasn't too bad, but the awful chili took away any sort of flavor from the rest of the burger. I really don't think I need to get into much detail here like I usually do; this is just a gross fast food chili burger, plain and simple. But yes, I finished it anyway. The fries were also as typical as they could be, frozen generic steak fries that were barely at room temperature. I do have one positive thing to say though; my iced tea was ok. The other awesome redeeming factor of this meal is that I got this awesome picture of what looks like a skid mark left by my burger. I can't reiterate enough; this blog is to review unique, quality burgers in Las Vegas. When I started the blog I immediately swore off McDonald's, Burger King and the like, so to even venture into this place was counter-productive. And because this was so bad, now I have to go out and eat a second burger this week to hopefully get a somewhat more decent review posted. Woe is me.
(1)Rhonda W.
I hate to leave a 1 star review but I was borderline sick to my stomach by the time I got done eating. And that is still after eating maybe a quarter of my food. Im not sure if I got a bad batch of chili or what but the taste was horrible!! I was hoping that maybe with this being my first time maybe I needed to take a few more bites to really appreciate the flavor. So, I attempted to choke down my meal and couldn't do it. I literally almost CHOKED!! I highly doubt I will return to tommys but if i do I wont be eating anything with the chili!!
(1)Nikki H.
I am from los angeles so you know I am a Tommy's fan baby! Chili cheese burgers, chili cheese fries, milkshakes, mmmm yummy...enough said I guess it is a west coast thing. I went to the grand opening a few years back when they opened in vegas finally, that is how excited I was for the chance to once again savor some chili and cheese goodness. Got Towels?
(4)TT F.
I like no extra charges for ANYTHING pickles, pepper, onions etc.
(3)Brad W.
Digusting, gross, whatever adjective you want to use. Went through empty drive-through and I think the cashier was also the cook cause it toook awhile. He got my change right, but he forgot to fully cook the burger and the chili was a nasty mess of something brown and cold. I got lucky that I decided not to eat anymore after one tiny sample bite and also lucky that only $2.65 was wasted on a straight cheesburger. Oh yeah, I ordered no mustard and then the bun was soaked in yellow mustard that had been scooped out. Low-wage Idiots and bad food are a deadly combination at this dive. Call to corporate office has been made.
(1)Lea G.
This place is good. It's not In-n-Out and I'm not a huge chili fan but it was a good burger. The chili cheese fries were crispy and good.
(3)Jim W.
If In & Out Burger & Fatburger and Steak & Shake had a kid in some sort of bizarre chain restaurant fiasco, Tommy's might be the result. Service almost as fast and conscientious as In & Out, but the burger is fresher and juicer. More like a Fatburger, but not quite. So between an In & Out burger and a Fatburger you'll find Tommy's. With good chili from Steak & Shake. If you've never been to In & Out or Fatburger or Steak & Shake you should go at least once. Or not. As you wish.
(3)Jay F.
Chili on everything. Your reaction to those first three words determines whether you should visit Tommy's. Their standard burgers and dogs are topped with chili, onions, pickles, mustard and a slice of beefsteak tomato. But mostly chili. Good luck eating these without a fork and knife. I prefer the dogs to the burgers. But really, it's all about the chili. I love me some chili, and this is definitely the kind that's intended as a condiment rather than as the focal point of a dish. But for what it is, it's pretty good. They do promos on Facebook and Twitter like 65 cent chili burgers on Tuesdays. Can't complain about regular prices considering the size of the sandwiches.
(3)Tricia M.
I've been on a chili dog and frozen yogurt bender lately. Not so good for my health but I love it. The chili dogs and burgers here are my favorite. Note that I would not go here for just a plain burger. The hot dogs are not as flavorful as others in town but it is tasty. Plus, the dogs here have that unique casing that snaps when you eat it, making it even better. What sets this chili dog apart is that they put the same toppings on as they do with the burgers and it is delicious, and can only eaten with a fork and knife. On this one was mustard, onions, tomato, pickles, and chili. If I want any of these toppings at the other locations I have to ask for it, and a lot of times pay extra. Out of all the chili dogs I have eaten in town, this is not only the best tasting (and probably the worst for you possibly), but also the best priced out of all of them at less than $3.00.
(5)Raymond B.
WHOA!!! I honestly think that they planned out putting the Tommy's within walking distance of the hospital for a reason. If you read the small print under the meal deals it says, Free EKG with every order... I have never had a chili burger prior to this and to be honest i don't know that I will have another one after this. Now, don't get me wrong, i do not think the food was horrible but the entire time I was eating it I felt like i needed to apologize to my body for inflicting this upon it. The chili was like paste sticking all the way down my throat and it was sooooo heavy, i felt like crap when we left. I'm not sure if this Tommy fella is still alive and kickin, well.... Actually... I am pretty sure he can't be if he discovered this chain, i mean; really? Is there anything else you could cover in chili and processed cheese. This trip to Tommy's was my hello and fair-well to the world of chili burgers.
(3)Nicole M.
As a transplanted SoCal girl this childhood favorite of mine has definitely helped with my homesickness by moving into Vegas. Burgers covered in chili, smeared with mustard and a thick slice of tomato under the patty. So delicious!
(5)Jeff K.
What kind of place is this? Order chili on a burger and when you get it, the chili looks like it was SLAPPED!! on the burger like someone back there didn't like you, a sight that makes you lose your appetite. Paper thin hamburger patties and in my case the tomato was the highlight of the burger. Tomato slice about 1/2 inch thick, the burger pattie? about 1/16th of a inch thin. Saving grace, the fries are good if you eat it there. Take it to go and they wilt and get soggy. There is a better Tommys about 250 miles away in California. This place is a disgrace.
(1)Steve S.
Did Pinkk's and Tommy's owner know each other? Chili is very similar but Tommy's Chili Cheese burger and Chili Cheese fry's WOW! Never been to the LA location yet :)
(5)Don M.
Brand new, neat and clean. Tommy's is famous for chili. Now some of you lightweights might cry about heartburn or the runs, but the chili is meaty and tasty without being overpowering. Chili comes on everything. Cheeseburgers, fries, hot dogs, shakes, just kidding. Don't be afraid. Its a So-Cal classic that you will love.
(4)Mat J.
Love me a good chili burger and this place delivers! Its kind of like the super secret menu that you WISH In N Out had! These guys even have great fries... with or with out being drenched in chili and cheese. I do wish it was open as late as the ones in California, but at least its here and just as good as I remember it! (You hear that Chick-Fil-A!!)
(4)Joe T.
If this was the location on Rampart in Los Angeles, 5 stars would do it. Seems that they are lazy out here for some reason. Fries have never been fresh. I have to ask for extra crispy just to make sure they make new batch. Chili burger is good but not with the same love that the L.A location puts into it. I come here only when im truly craving a chile burger
(3)Joshua J.
They claim their hamburgers are "World Famous." Famous for what, exactly? I ordered their #2 which is a cheeseburger and fries with a soda. I chose not have the mustard on the burger but everything else. I took out my debit card and they explained that there was a .69 cent service fee to use my debit card? I was fine with that, however, every fast food chain I have been too doesn't charge a service fee for their credit/debit transactions why is Tommy's the exception? If they are famous for sub-par liquidy chili and wafer thin hamburgers, then by all means they are KING. Their food is by far the worst fast food I have eaten. Their chili is like liquid. Their hamburgers are so thin it almost looks nonexistent. I have eaten better chili at a school lunch room. I would have much rather have gotten Wendy's chili and put in on a burger. There was no saving this review. I can't even find words to describe something I liked about this place. "World Famous' you say? I can definitely see what you are famous for. BAD FOOD.
(1)Dick J.
For a place that's all about chili burgers, the chili is bland. So is the beef but I still like what I got. I would have liked this burger with out the chili. Good news is its an inexpensive 50's style diner.
(4)Kevin H.
Absolutely disgusting. I attempted to eat their signature chili cheeseburger and barely made it halfway through. I am morbidly obese and typically eat anything that is in front of me. I felt obligated to eat as much as I did just because it was so damn expensive. The cheese was generic processed kraft singles. The chili. Ugh, the chili. Its not even really chili. It tastes like dehydrated astronaut food. Its texture is horribly chalky tasting. This was seriously the most foul tasting food I've ever had in my life. Though, comparing it to real human food is being much too polite. I would give this zero stars given the opportunity.
(1)Richie H.
Tommy's is one of those places you either love or hate. I grew up eating Tommy's in Los Angeles and is one of my favorite comfort foods of all time. Tommy's may be my top pick for last meal - definitely top 3. Tommy's is all about the chili which is more like a greasy, thick, beanless, chile con carne. My standard order is double cheeseburger, no tomatoes, extra chili and a chili cheese fries with onions and extra chili. I always load up on the jalapeno peppers. Sometimes I get no burger and two orders of chili fries. Also the breakfast sandwiches (which come with chili, of course) are delectable. This location serves decent shakes which I don't believe are available at any of the Los Angeles locations I've ever visited. Please note the standard burger comes with chili, tomatoes, onions, pickles, and mustard. This was the first location to open in Las Vegas - and outside of California for that matter - and that was a very happy day for me (not for my pants). This is the only Nevada location I've been to and it's very clean - almost sterile.
(5)Mr. M.
this is a good chili place if you are from California and now living in Vegas. I will be back due to the quality of the food. The people that work there are nice and make it easy to dine in. The place is clean and smells so good when you walk in. Get the number 1 with chili fries everytime ask Johnny to hook it up and make sure you get extra napkins
(5)Michelle C.
Living in california it was easy to find. Just far enough from the shopping areas. Food was good. Not as good as the orginal in Los Angeles. Overall Not bad, not even crowded for being lunch time and the hospital is even right next door:-)
(3)Jesse C.
It's been a little while since I ate here, but I am just now getting to my review. Me, and my wife both ordered their chili burgers.....absolutely disgusting. I can't even fathom how anyone can eat that stuff. The patties were super thin, and the Chili wasn't chili at all, it was more like a thick nasty paste. The fries were also NO GOOD!!!! As we sat eating, the only good thing i could comment on was my fountain soda. My Coke was great!!! I am reading these other reviews, and it just makes me sick to think someone out there actually likes this crap. I think I could do better with canned dog food on a burger.
(1)Julian G.
I have definitely had better than what this place has to offer. First of all, the default hamburger order includes this substance they call "chili" on the hamburger patty. I think I would call it more like a mixture of tomato paste, bean paste and some sort of disgusting unknown ingredient. Needless to say, I took about two bites and left the meal at the table for the staff to deal with. I ordered a second burger, this time without the chili. It was mediocre at best. The fries were decent, however. Had my experience with the second order been outstanding, I would have given this place a solid three stars. I can't give them anything better than that, as my experience with the chili was too disgusting. I would not recommend stopping in at this place for a burger and fries.
(2)Corndog M.
Curious as to why this place hadn't closed down like the other restaurants in the horribly placed strip mall parking lot Tommy's sits in, my wife and I decided to stop in and try a burger... Oddly, they all come with chili, mustard, onion and pickle... The chili was more like alpo and the burger patty was thinner than a mcdonalds patty! Fries were good, but that's about it! And judging by the girl working the drive thru, you don't need a high school diploma to work here. Still not quite sure how this place remains open...
(2)Kyle B.
Horrible! I was craving a chili dog and noticed on yelp that this place was around the corner from my house and was supposed to be famous for their chili so I hopped in the car and ordered the chili dog combo with chili cheese fries. I will say the young man working there was very nice but when I got home I noticed my fries were devoid of chili which I would later be happy about. I opened up the chili dog and took a bite and promptly threw it in the garbage. The "famous" chili tasted like unseasoned squished beans and had the texture of tooth paste. The only edible thing was my fries and the little peppers they threw in the bag. Save your money because this place makes weinerschnitzel look like fine dining.
(1)Brad S.
Great Breakfast Burrito's. They used to be open at 7am now they are not open till 8am. Usually only catch them on the weekend because I eat breakfast earlier. But Great Breakfast Burrito. Wish they were open earlier!
(5)Myke R.
Dear Tommy's Thank you for moving nearby. Although I am still waiting for Pink's Hot Dogs and Roscoe's Chicken and Waffles I appreciate you coming. It's been a while since I had you. I had you tonight. In my mouth. You felt amazing with your doublecheeseburgerness and chili and onions going down my throat. I felt your fries crispy and soft inside dipped in chili goodness. WHAT FREAKIN TOOK YOU SO LONG? DO YOU REALIZE I WORKED OUT TODAY AND YOU HAD TO BE HERE! ARGH! But thank you again for bringing your heavenly chili to my ass. I really really do like you. I miss your taste in my oral orafice. Thank you for coming back. I will see you again soon. Yes...real soon... With all my heart, Myke PS. What's up with your parking lot? Did white people design it? Its so confusing.
(4)Terrance M.
A nice fast food place that overthrows Wienerschnitzel's effortlessly. I ordered the double cheeseburger with chili fries and I'm currently experiencing food coma. The patties were much leaner than something you would get at mcdonalds and rivals In-n-Out. Good price for the food. I like!
(4)Bryan S.
LOVE Tommy's, I just wish they'd hurry up and get the Craig Rd. Location open!
(5)Darren S.
They burgers were taseless and the chili tasted like........well what it looks like.....
(1)Todd H.
Great burgers great chili cheese fries!
(5)Phil R.
We heard great things about this place from friends. We decided to one night, and first of all, their A/C must have been broken, because it was hotter inside than out. Their menu is easy to order from and they have good prices, but the food.....is not good. Mainly, it's their chili. What is that crap? It's pasty and a strange color, and has no beans in it, and no real flavor. It's a very strange compliment to a burger or chili dog. Speaking of chili dog, shouldn't their "chili cheese dog" have cheese? Well, theirs doesn't have enough that you can even taste it. On a positive note, the vanilla shake was great and the actual hot dog they use is high quality. If it weren't for the strange, disgusting chili, the place would be alright. I can't recommend it.
(1)Monique B.
Tommy's is so delicious!!!! I asked a few people if they like it or have eaten there before and I got a few good feed backs. I guess Tommy's is not for everyone but I do know that if your from CALIFORNIA you will like it. I'm glad they opened one in Nevada because you can't go wrong with a good chili burger every once in awhile.
(4)Sarah G.
I'd never been to Tommy's Burgers when I lived in So. Cal, so my trip there on New Year's Eve was my first experience. A limited menu, but that's not necessarily a bad thing. Basically it's a question of just how big you want your chili cheeseburger, because let's face it: you don't go to Tommy's for anything else. My double cheeseburger combo was around $7.00 - with a large drink! (Oh, big bonus here - they actually brew real iced tea, none of that syrupy crap.) My take-away order was ready before I was done fixing my iced tea - everything nicely wrapped up in yellow paper. Nothing sloppy or greasy about these chili cheeseburgers. When I got home, I was impressed. The fries were tasty, and meaty: no skinny, crunchy fries here. Golden and crisp on the outside, fluffy and light on the inside. The burger was really tasty too. The chili is a very thick, meaty concoction with lots of chili flavor, but hardly any spice. The burgers are served with tomato, onion, pickle and mustard in addition to the chili. I know it sounds weird, but it works. The location is a bit hard to get into, but I imagine they'll do a good business from the hospital and nearby offices. All in all, not the best burger I've ever had, but definately different from anything else here in Vegas, which makes it a welcome addition to the drive-thru listings.
(3)Tiger W.
While the service is friendly, the food is EXTREMELY greasy, and with the speed it's prepared at, it makes me wonder if it's all pre-cooked. The burger quality is not very good. The chili is not flavorful at all, and is just loaded with grease... The cheese they use is just sliced processed crap, sadly... The parking lot is nigh impossible to get in and out of, and their drive-thru is a pain in the ass to enter too. I'd only give it one star, but every once in a while a greasy burger hits the spot. Just... not that often.
(2)EJay D.
I am not a big chili fan but I would have to say that the chili at Tommy's is pretty darn good. Especially on the fries. The consistency is ideal to put in a burger but I actually prefer it on the fries only and not in the burger. Too messy inside the burger. This place can get expensive if you want chili on everything. It looks disgustingly messy but surprisingly it all works well together to create a great flavor.
(4)Morgan A.
Always a stop for us when there is one around. As it so happened there was one about 20 miles away. You can't beat their chili. The burgers and fries aen't bad either but it's all about the chili. If your felling lucky order the chili tamale. I would move into it if I could. Plus it's cheap. Almost as good as it gets.
(4)Cheri M.
I can't wait for Tommy's to open here in Henderson!!! On their web site it says they're opening at the end of November...I haven't checked the restaurant site yet, but I'm waiting patiently :) Mmm mmm mmm, I'm craving for a Tommy's chili cheeseburger and chili cheese fries!
(5)Nellie G.
not as good as the originals in los angeles for some reason. but it definitely hits the spot if you're craving something greasy and heavy after a night of drinking....closes at or before midnight though
(3)sam y.
Thank God they finally opened one up last year. I used to have to speed to Barstow to get my hands on my favorite indulgence. I remember following all the drama on the internet ever since I moved to Vegas. With the delays and uncertainty it was well worth the wait and the drive from North Las Vegas. I made excuses to drive all the way down there to St. Rose PKWY but now I end up getting to their second Vegas location more....the one on Boulder HWY.
(5)T W.
The place is okay - I think they need to add Onion Rings to the menu but beggers can't be choosers. The food overall is okay but I still think In and Out is better.
(2)Still H.
It's an LA classic. Show up hungry or else you'll never come close to finishing all that chili topped goodness. It will sit in your stomach for a while, but a great post late night drinking. They only take cash or the charge a fee to use your ATM card. No credit cards.
(3)Antonio W.
I used to drive from the bay area to la just to go to a Tommy's. When they opened the one in Valencia, I was so happy. It would take an hour each way off the trip. When I was going to Las Vegas last week, I did a search to see if there was a Tommy's on the way. I found that there was one in Barstow and Palmdale. I could stop at either one of these on the way there or back. Then I noticed that they had one in Henderson, Nevada. Since I was going to go to Hoover Dam anyway, Tommy's was on the way from Las Vegas. Well, I had my first order of a chili dog and chili fries. I only went back for a second round though. (Normally I will go for a third round of a chili fries and chili tamale.) The chili at this Tommy's was kind of a let down. I don't know if it is this particular Tommy's or if it was just an off day for this one. Every single time I have been to any of 14-15 different Tommy's the chili has been exactly the same. It doesn't matter which location, time of day or day of the week. It is just good ol Tommy's greasy chili. This time it was lacking some of the flavor. It still had the grease, it still had the color and it even had the same consistency of baby diaper diarrhea. It was just missing something.
(4)Christie L.
So glad we don't have to drive to Barstow to enjoy Tommy's anymore! We love having a Tommy's here and the new "Caliente Burger" is delicious! The only thing is the location is hidden behind St Rose Hospital so I don't know how many people know it is even there. They do give the employees at St Rose Hospital a discount. I can easily eat just an order of "Chili Cheese Fries" for a meal but if you have a bigger appetite you can order the "Mega Combo" priced around $10. They serve Cherry Coke! The inside is very clean and the employees are friendly. There is a drive-thru.
(5)Bonnie P.
My husband saw this restaurant on a list of "burger joints you wish were national" so we gave it a try when we were on our way home from the M. I guess we didn't realize that Tommy's "big thing" are chili burgers. The restaurant was pretty empty so service was quick. It was clean, although it seemed "bare". The fries were nothing special, and I hoped they would be because I didn't really like the burgers. I guess you have to be a chili person... and I'm just not.
(3)Brian Q.
The place say's World Famous, so maybe i was expecting too much. The burger was a good size and cooked well, the chilli was ALL meat (no beans) which made my burger even bigger. Bought a bottle of the peppers and they were really good also. Overall i liked this place and if one was in Phoenix i would probably go quite a bit!
(3)Vicki D.
Love these burgers! We used to go there when we lived in California. Brings back memories from when we were kids! We love their chili. We were very happy that they opened some locations in Vegas!
(4)Steve M.
I've been to several Tommy's locations in So. Cal., this location is not anywhere near their efficiency. That said, the food quality was virtually identical, it simply took quite a bit longer to arrive.
(3)Jessica C.
Guess I should have yelped this place before going ... Not to be confused wit the Tommy's burger in Barstow! These r one of the worse burgers I've had -_- tasteless and the fries dull and again tasteless .... Won't be coming back .. Took longer for the cashier to get my order right then to eat. No wonder this place is always empty
(2)Samantha G.
I know this place is supposed to be all about the burgers. But for me, it's all about the hot dogs here. The chili cheese hot dog, of course. Sure, the chili isn't all that great. But it's above average. And when you put it on a hot dog, it gets 4 stars. And there's no skimping on the chili and other toppings here. Don't even dream of picking up this hot dog and eating it. You have to knife and fork it. The chili is lathered all over it. It is awesome. And when asked if you want everything on it, say yes. Don't question what other toppings they could possibly be referring to, just go with it. It all totally works and tastes awesome. I've only ever done the drive-thru at this location, but zero complaints about the service.
(4)Dave S.
I've passed by Tommy's on St. Rose a few times but never had the time to give them a try until last night. I ordered the #1 combo (Double cheese burger w/chili, fries and drink) at the drive thru. Service was fast and friendly and the food was served fast and hot. Let first say I like chili, chili dogs, chili cheese fries, etc. and have had them at many places and occasions. However, the "chili" they put on this burger was just terrible. From the pictures on the menu you would expect to see a meaty traditional looking chili. What they serve however is a brown sludge that resembles refried bean paste more than any chili I've ever had. The best I can describe it is like they took a very mild generic canned chili and added another can of refried beans and blended all the texture out of it. It was greasy and bland with no discernible meat flavor I could taste. Luckily most of the goo had smooshed out the sides of the burger and I was able to salvage a fairly good tasting double cheese burger from it. The rest of the burger wasn't bad. A flavorful combo of 2 flat top grilled patties, cheese, diced onions, tomato, and mustard. I got it without pickles. The fries were hot and crispy and rate better than average among fast food fries. I may go back to Tommy's again as I thought the burger was pretty good, but definitely will not get the chili on anything. I see all the reviews on here raving about the chili and I guess it's all a matter of personal taste. So take my opinion for what it is but I thought it was just gross.
(2)Erica L.
So, Does Tommy's here compare to the Tommy's in LA? Ummmmm... Sadly NO!!! Being that Tommy's originated in LA and I am very familiar with their food I was excited to see Tommy's but was disappointed. I had the chili cheese dog and was underwhelmed. Unfortunately, Tommy's will not be a place I will frequent. Oh well... C'est la vie!!!!
(2)R S.
I was surprised to find a Tommy's while visiting Henderson. What a delight as it brings back memories from the original on on Roscoe Blvd. in the San Fernando Valley back in Los Angeles. The recipe and menu here is the same. The classic Tommy Burger with Chili is the staple. The chili is more pasty that others but is the right amount to hold all the ingredients together. Not too much and not too little. For those who never had a Tommy Burger before the other staple is the tomato. Thick wedge cut slice is their signature. I think it's a nice crisp cold balance to the heat (temp) of the chili. My ranking of burgers is: Hamburger - In & Out Chili Burger - Tommy's Cheeseburger - Fatburger Pastrami Burger - Big Fat Cash and cards accepted. Clean run joint.
(3)Blackjack King L.
Tommy's hamburgers are amazing !!! I have been eating them for 20 yrs. a visit to la- a must stop!!! It is a Southern California institution !!! 10.0-- chili cheeseburger- I normally get 2 doubles. With chili and cheese and mayo. Simply great. Just perfect flavor and taste and fresh ingredients. You know you been to Tommy's when you see the yellow and white wrappers. 10.0 -- chili cheese fries- fresh and tasty. Their chili is amazing!!!
(5)Brad T.
Tommy's is great because they smoother everything in their signature Chili! I mean who does not love chili on their fries? Hot Dogs... etc.... Personally, anytime I have a craving for chili cheese fries, you can better your last dollar I will be heading over to Tommy's..... That and it's real close by my house to. Mind you, this place is not exactly for the "health conscious people"
(4)Rich W.
I have been a Tommy's addict since I was about 7 years old growing up in Southern California! The joy that I felt when Tommy's finally branched out of Southern California and opened up 2 locations here in Las Vegas cannot be measured in words! Tommy's is by far the best bad food I have ever wrapped my lips around. Their hamburgers hold their own, but it should be a crime to come in here without getting chili! The flavor that Tommy's captures at every store is something that I have yet to recreate after hundreds of attempts to make my own at home. The prices are stellar: A hamburger, fries and soda are right around $4.50, and the hours are nearly around the clock (they used to be 24 hours, but unfortunately the Henderson folk haven't discovered this gem yet). I tell everyone I know about Tommy's and I have yet to hear a bad review from a friend that tried it. My only hope is that they open one in the Southwest (Warm Springs and Durango if anyone in Tommy's management reads this!). Great food, great flavor, great prices!!
(5)erik n.
When I'm craving Tommy's , this is my spot . I grew up on this in LA and since moving to Vegas from Hawaii , finding Tommy's here has given me a piece of home and I only live down the street
(5)Jason E.
The Los Angeles CLASSIC makes its way out to Vegas, I was so excited when I stumbled across this one afternoon. Tommy's is a great place that can only be enjoyed by those suffering from the deadly sin that is gluttony. Their burgers are huge, laden with cheese, chili, and whatever else you want to put on them. It's messy and it will fill you up fast. If you can finish a Tommy's burger, you're a real man. Not even Chuck Norris can finish a Tommy's burger. Just remember, "if you don't see the shack, take it back!"
(4)Curtis K.
Had the mega combo = 3 patties, 3 cheese burger , chili fries and gal of soda(lol)diet of course,maybe not a gal but it is huge. Triple chili burger a bit messy for me, should have gone double. Pretty consistent with previous review, middle of road chili for the masses , not too spicy or hot. Chili cheese fries pretty good , but should have gotten plain fries to much chili for me.
(4)Henry Y.
25 years ago I first met Tommy's hanging out at the corner of Beverley and Rampart in LA. A sprawling complex, with outdoor counters along the parking lot edge from which to scarf and people watch. They had been chronicled in the Let's Go California book, along with divey food joints like Clifton's Cafeteria and Oki, all of which I had to check out. To be honest, it was that crazy damn chili that drew me in. Sure it is a vague barely tasteless substance, but I ate paste in grade school so perhaps it was nostalgia kicking in. The fact that they didn't do fries (only potato chips !) or dogs equated with a cheeborger cheeborger aesthetic that only a minimalist would embrace. 5 consecutive meals of double chili cheeseburgers later (including breakfast), I not only hadn't gotten sick, I still wasn't sick of Tommy's! Sadly, we returned from our road trip, saying goodbye to LA with our last meal being the famous Broasted Chicken at Knot's Berry Farm. However, I vowed I'd be back... Well I never did make it back all those years, but now that Tommy's made it to Henderson close to where my parents live, the first thing on my list was to partake of that heavenly slightly congealed glop bathing two thin patties and happily slapped between a sturdy bun and a not unsubstantial tomato slice. It did not disappoint. My dad even licked his chops as he watched me wolf that thing down. Immediately after we went to In-N-Out so they could eat their unglopped burgers and I could only think to myself, let it not be another 25 years. I'll be back.
(4)John M.
I usually go to Tommy's about once a week to get food for my boss. And i occasionally partake in the feasting of burgers or dogs. I mean can you really go wrong with chili standard on EVERYTHING! One thing I can't recommend however is the "Tamale boat" my toilet paid dearly for it couple of hours later. The whole day with Muddbutt didn't help either. The fries are crispy and the dogs are awesome. One day ill build up the courage to try one of there ginormous breakfast sammiches. Go there, or ill punch you in the face.
(5)Jay K.
Admittedly, Original Tommy's does not top everyone's list. But I am a LONG time fan and I LOVE that they are here in Henderson!! Food is always fresh to order, chili is always amazing!! Staff is very friendly!!
(5)Thomas S.
I LOVE YOU TOMMYS!!! I don't want to write to much, as I miss Tommy's soo bad as it is. I will be taking a roadtrip to Vegas very soon, and Tommy's will be first on my list; before I even check into the hotel. I am going to keep writing the company, and pester them into getting a location in Phoenix. I will not stop until I have succeeded!! What else can be said? The Tommy's double, with a chili cheese fries.... There is NOTHING as American and delicious as that. Period.
(5)Robyn R.
Ehhh. Nothing spectacular. The cheese fries were good, but it's a slice of American cheese melted over fries, so kinda hard to mess that up haha. As for the chili burger.. The patty was pretty bland and you can get better chili at Weinerschnitzel. The food was decent, but I don't think I'll be back.
(2)Jimmy K.
I was weened on Tommy's ( Bev & Rampart, Roscoe & 405 , Lynwood ) so i'm very Familiar with them. The Customer Service was Excellent as well as my 2 Tommy's Burgers ( extra Chili of course). Still mmmm Good. You haven't lived unless you have eaten there. After YEARS of emailing them, the Koulax Family has opened 3 locations in Las Vegas ... and we are Glad they did ! Was at this Location last week. Ate @ Craig & 95 yesterday. Same Review . Try em, betcha you'll come back for more
(5)Mark J.
I had one of their burgers for the first time yesterday and it was delicious. The chili that they put on the burger was perfect and the tomatoes and lettuce was fresh. I will definately crave this in the near future.
(4)Brooke P.
I have no idea how this place stays in business especially being this close to the hospital. After eating here I'm sure you'd want to check in to St Rose and check your pulmonary status as I'm sure your breathing will be slower and I'm sure your heart will be a little more clogged. The fiancé wanted to try this place for the first time. I've heard a lot of bad things from family and friends so I figured i would just try his. The paper alone from the chili burger was dripping in oil. The chili on the burger looked like thick sludge. I know looks can be deceiving but the burger had no flavor and the chili didn't taste like much but I was grosses out even taking the two bites I did. If I would have had a whole one to myself I would have had an ulcer or worse I'm sure. The two bites I did have left me with the worst stomach ache I've had in a long time. I don't know how people enjoy this food or worse actually enjoy it. Never again! If I could give 0 stars I would.
(1)Betcy W.
I always order the chili cheese fries with a side of yellow chilis and it's super delicious! I usually just go through the drive thru and personnel are always friendly. They don't take Amex so that sucks just (Visa or MasterCard, fyi)
(5)Jordan S.
Not bad. Just not as good as the the Tommy's I have been to previously. Ate in on a Friday night and they weren't that busy. Not a good sign on the weekend. Very clean and well kept. Staff was quite friendly. My major complaint is that there are no shakes offered at this location. That didn't make me happy as Tommy's is home to some of my favorite shakes. I was told the manager moved their shake machine to a busier location. WTF.
(3)Jen D.
I just moved to this side of town, so I've been wanting to hit up different places to eat. I went here around 9am because I saw that they were open and weren't selling solely breakfast foods. The staff was nice, the quarter pounder cheeseburger tasted great.. Just one problem. When I unwrapped the yellow sheet... No chili cheese on my fries! I paid an extra $2 for that service. Extremely disappointed. I was the only patron at the time, too. I will give this place a second chance one day, but I will check my bag before leaving or dine-in.
(2)Jaydene C.
Not bad not bad! Was here after a church service Wednesday night. This place was empty and usually is, so it nice there's no long wait. It's also real clean. I got the double cheeseburger which had chili on it! Their food overall is not bad but it is a little too fast foody for me. Some of there stuff is good like the chili dog but the hotdog is super cheap... If they fill it with a good dog it wouldn't be the typical fast food place. This place gets three stars because it's not terrible but it's not great. I'd go again but not a lot.
(3)April F.
I'm from Southern CA, so I was expecting the same great burgers I grew up with.... Fail. Meh. Bleh. Blah. The bun was so stale it felt like eating thick cardboard. Thin, dry, icky meat patty. Honestly, the hamburger patties at McDonalds look and taste better. I like the fries, nice and thick, but there was zero salt or seasoning. I would only come back here to satisfy a random french fry craving, but I'll need to grab some salt packets.
(2)Jeff S.
Tommy's is the ABSOLUTE standard when it comes to Chili burgers, Chili dogs, Chili tamales, and Chili fries, and has been for over 50 years. Millions of people in Cali love this food. If you ever visit LA, Just go by the original Tommy's location on Beverly and Rampart at 2am on a Friday or Saturday note and be amazed by the long lone of customers snaking for blocks away. And as for you fans out there that think "the best of anything" needs to come east of the Mississippi, fogettibout it, Tommy's is the best!
(5)jack a.
Not as good as In&Out but still very good food and service.
(4)Luciana M.
Can't go wrong with this place. Best chili burger and chili fries around. Ordered the double and could not finish it. Pickles are always crisp the tomato is thick sliced the fries are always hot and crunchy the sodas are always popping . yummy place
(5)Tim T.
Very clean inside, surprisingly empty for a Noontime visit. I've driven by a couple times & finally decided to stop today & see if they had a veggie-burger. They do not, which I found to be rather surprising, since based on the decor, they follow the Five Guys/In & Out/Freddy's school of thought (& all those places do have a vegetarian option). The order taker was very friendly & wanted to be helpful, but it was obvious that they don't get asked for veggie burgers much. She suggested a cheese sand which & it turned out to be pretty plain, but OK. Their burgers might be great, but as a vegetarian. & with all the other options around, I don't think I'll be back.
(3)Joseph B.
I love Tommy's, in California that is. I was at the drive through with no other cars around noon on a Saturday. I spent 30 minutes in the drive through. I just drove away, luckily i didn't pay yet. I would have liked to support this place and give it business but this was the second time I recieved slow service so no more support from me. Canes is right next to it which was a perfect option, if not, better.
(1)Rochelle B.
I mainly come here for their chili. Love their thick style chili. Hot dog is just blah, but if u smother it with their chili and cheese it's delicious. The sliced tomato they put on the hotdog always seems to be dry or overly ripe so it ends up in the trash. Usually I'm pretty satisfied with my order. Most recently not, due to the fact that they forgot to put cheese on my chili cheese dog and chili cheese fries. Spicy, yellow hot peppers on the side go great with the meal.
(3)Chris T.
Love this place. Reminds me of when my childhood when my parents would take us to the one at LA
(5)Marie K.
Tommy's is a yummy way to get a "food baby" going--you know when you eat a real gut bomb and your tummy sticks out like you are preggers? All burgers have tomato, mustard, pickles and chili--yes chili is standard unless you ask not to have it. However, this is not your average chili. It is more of a condiment than something you would eat as a standalone dish. Much too heavy for that, it is actually spreadable. I ordered my double cheeseburger with thousand island dressing and tomato only. My daughter had hers with the chili, mustard, pickle and tomato. The patties are super thin and yummy. I might order a triple next time because I love meat. I tried Ava's burger with the chili and found it to be quite tasty that way. However, I couldn't say as much for the fries...just your standard burger-joint fries. They are not thin and crispy like Micky D's, who make the world's best fries. I also didn't care for the chili and cheese on my fries. It didn't work as well as it did on the burger. Tommy's is greasy goodness, but I doubt I would ever make the extra effort to drive over there just for a burger or to try one of their hot dogs or (sounds interesting) a chili tamale. However, if I was REALLY hungry and underweight again, I might indulge if, and only if, I was in the area. Nice service too.
(3)Craig H.
Its Tommy's, what else do I have to say? If you grew up in Southern California you know what I'm talking about. If not, give them a try... if you like old school drive-in style burgers and fries you won't be disappointed. If you have a weak stomach this probably isn't the place for you. But it's damn good either way.
(4)Melissa C.
Decent burger but underwhelming chili. The chili should be the star of their signature burger, and it was more like an afterthought. The burger was OK, but I wouldn't rush back. There is no easy access to the restaurant from St. Rose, which is a deterrent. I had to drive through the hospital parking lot to get here. Doh! The yellow peppers were very good, they added a lot of flavor to the burger.
(3)Brittany K.
My boyfriend went to get us lunch.... First off he asked for a hamburger for myself and was given a cheeseburger. Second his burger was missing the cheese he did want, and third since I didn't feel like driving somewhere else I decided to give it a try and it just tasted like a Big Mac! Seriously we over paid for a Big Mac, ridiculous. Only good part of my meal was the fountain drink. Even the fries were tasteless. First and last time we'll be heading there again. Update: I just gave some of what was left to my dog whose a garbage disposal and he walked away from it -_- terrible.
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