Stop and Go Burger
4549 NE Cully Blvd, Portland, OR, 97218
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Address :
4549 NE Cully Blvd
Portland, OR, 97218 - Phone (971) 302-7399
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Specialities
- Takes Reservations : No
Delivery : No
Take-out : Yes
Accepts Credit Cards : Yes
Parking : Private Lot
Bike Parking : Yes
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 : No
Waiter Service : No
Drive-Thru : No
Caters : No
Categories
Burgers
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Jason L.
this place serves the best greasy spoon burger she uses a flat grill so the burgers come out perfect every time and for less then $10 you can get awesome choices you get a burger,fries, and a drink she is also very nice to her customers we love this place me and my crew eat here at least once a week. and dont even get me started about her onion rings and fries awesone is the only word that comes to mind so go eatat stop n go and you will have a happy tummy. thanks so much era jason/accountable construction ccb#200506
(5)N R.
Decided to give this place a try after driving past it a couple times. Initial impressions include filthy dining area. floors were filthy and tables had dried ketchup and sesame seeds and other debris from the day before. Dining area also has a bunch of kids stuff in the corners. I am assuming this is the owners kids stuff. Articles of clothing, toys and a bike sitting in the dining area. Little kid is actually sleeping on a makeshift bed in the dining area. The Food: I got the bacon burger basket which comes w fries and a drink. The burger reminds me of a concession stand burger you get at a ball field or race track. Very generic and ordinary, But costs almost nine dollars for the basket. That is incuding the 80 cent fee they charge for using your card. Fries are generic crinkle cut fries from a bag. The drinks are cans of soda or bottled water. No free water or a fountain soda. You can get a better burger pretty much anywhere else for like three bucks cheaper. And you wont have to sit in a filthy booth either.
(2)Ben M.
Stopped in to see what this place was about and was not impressed. It reminded me of a cafeteria burger. It was not a hand made burger and the fries were crinkle cut fries out of the bag. Decent but you can get the same thing at wendys.
(2)Ruben H.
Aside from the over toasted bun and the cardboard wal mart beef patty that I overpaid for all was good.
(1)David X.
It's been over a year since my first visit to Stop and Go Burger, and I keep asking myself why I don't go there more often. Probably because I live about fifteen miles in the other direction, but when I get in the area I know I want one! The first thought I had upon entering this burger haven was (wrongly) that it was going to be another food cart experience. Boy was I wrong. I ordered a bacon cheeseburger, and was shocked at how inexpensive it was. Like 5 bucks after tip. The burger was made right there fresh, all the veggies looked fresh, and I can honestly say I don't know that I've had a more enjoyable burger for that price. I've been back several times and tried the double burger and the fish sandwich, and they were also very good. BE WARNED: The fish patty is HOT; let it cool! If you're in the Cully area and are looking for a good bite, this should be on your short list of places to go.
(4)Ryan W.
Stopped in with my girlfriend for burgers last night and I can easily say it was one of the best food decisions we have mad in awhile. If you enjoy a good old school style burger this is the place to hit up! Think a mix between Arctic Circle and Sonic's burgers. Plus you can order tater tots! Hit this place up
(5)Andrew H.
Can't go wrong with a decent burger and this town has many good places. Granted this place isn't standing up to the amazing burgers that were just on display for Burger Week 2014, but it was a solid stack of meat and veggies. I was meandering my way home by bicycle. (I've adapted to Portland way too quickly) and I have gone the Prescott route home before and saw Stop and Go, so this time I stopped. It's within a group of three food pods but they have an actual indoor seating area. It looks like it's a fairly recent addition being that there were photos hanging up with the original cart by itself. They advertise a burger special but it had ended at 2pm. I didn't notice. I got in and ordered the Queen Burger. All the usual stuff on it, lettuce, tomato, onions, mayo and ketchup with cheese. It took a few minutes to get because several people after me ordered and the counter woman(owner) is also the cook. A sign below the counter refers to the fact that if you want fast food, go elsewhere. Burger came and it was larger than I expected. Take a look at the photo, it was bigger than some of the food I've had at Burgerville or other joints around town. The fries were decent and the burger was cooked right and was solid, nothing overwhelming, but solid. Enough that I'd go back again to try one of the other burgers. They have a Hawaiian with pineapple and Teriyaki and a mushroom burger. The only real downside is besides water, they really don't have non-carbonated options. They were out of lemonade and don't carry iced tea. It's a good place to stop by if you are in the area and there's even a sub par strip joint right across the street!! Enjoy.
(3)J K.
This food cart has both indoor and outdoor seating. The people who run it (I typically see a couple working together) provide great service. Their prices are great and the food is good as well. It is a good burger stand because everything is made fresh to order and they have a lot of options for burgers, including a vegetarian option. They also offer fish and chips and other sides as well.
(4)Rat B.
most of the tables were clean and the fan was helping cool the seating area, but many of the windows weren't open, which seemed kind of dumb. the area is clearly this little girl's living room... whomever was sitting with her helped reinforce the annoyingly loud and repititious music and sound effects from the kid's cell phone game by obnoxiously IMITATING the trilling noises with her mouth. nobody wants to listen to this shit while they eat! of course, working parents gotta do the best they can, so i can overlook all this because she was a perfectly well behaved kid. the second star is for her. you should know that a basket (aka paying two fifty extra for fries, which is more than even the largest side of fries costs on its own) doesn't come WITH a drink, but if you assume it does and order a dr pepper or something, you get a twelve ounce can for a buck fifteen. so with tip, this was a ten dollar burger and fries. well, i paid for a side of ranch too, but their ranch is weird and gross. i'm not that harsh a judge of ranch either, really, but let me just say i would rather eat a cup of jack in the box's buttermilk raunch sauce (not a typo) than get this stuff again. ick! this experience was actually defined all around by really cheap-ass quality, now that i think of it. even among other ketchup packets, these were shitty. the small, almost child-sized, fistful of crinkle cuts was unsalted and mostly end pieces from the last of the bag. and while i'm annoyed at old flavorless chopped onion and lettuce continuously falling off my bun, and i'm astonished by the burger joint that doesn't even HAVE mustard, i'm most of all bored and underwhelmed by the bland and hollow 'flavor' of this burger. it's like they made a sandwich with water-flavored meat. but hey, at least there was way too much bun. even the fucking bacon was dull, as if it had been made last week sometime, having long since given up even trying to taste like anything. poor fucking bacon. salt and pepper at the tables might have helped me to fool my face into thinking this shit was satisfying. when you walk out reminiscing about how flavorful the burgers are at mcdonald's, you know you just wasted ten dollars. but there's a jack in the box just south a piece, so go have some taco dessert. (PS: stay in school, kid. you mom runs the dollar tree of burger joints while charging red robin prices for her trouble. go to fucking college and get the hell out of there!)
(2)Eric W.
If you love cafeteria-grade pink slime gristle burgers and winco foods generic crinkle cut fries for a price identical/more than other local, delicious burgers with fresh fries, you'll love this place! The burger tasted like grade school all over again. I felt robbed when I realized I'd eaten cafeteria food for foodie food cart prices.
(1)Jason M.
This seems like a silly reason not to come back to a place but with so many options for lunch It's the details that count. They charged me .80 to put my burger basket meal on my credit card. Now I have seen this before at mom and pop convince stores but never at a restaurant and never for .80! It's usually .40-.50 cents. Any way if the food had been better or was a better value I might overlook the .80 "convince fee", but as is I won't be going back.
(1)Jess K.
Closed Sundays and Monday... just FYI!
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