Burger 7

Best halal burgers you can get your hands on! Everything is pretty good here. They have a completely revamped menu which includes multiple chicken, hotdog, and burger styles. Also have wings and steak and cheese added.

I would have given it 5 stars last year. Enjoyed it since it opened in the Idlewood Plaza near the Whole Foods and Trader Joes. It was always so perfect. Organic beef cooked well, fresh wheat bun, great toppings and wonderful decadent onion rings at very fair prices. Well, I can check one more temptation off my list for better or worse. The prices are way up, the signage is new and pushing higher priced items. The bun was so stale it fell apart in my hands ruining the reasonably good patty. The toppings were meh. The onion rings were just as good with the great B7 sauce. But I won’t be going there just for those. Sorry to say goodbye, but I’ll go back to Elevation Burger for now.

Burger 7 serves up a quality meal for a reasonable price. Today I tried the salami dog. While not a big fan of the potato chips on the dog, I thought the salami/​hot dog combination worked very well.
I also had the regular cheeseburger. Not fancy, but the burger is obviously made from quality ingredients and I found it to be delicious.
One thing I like about B7 is that they cook to order. That means you wait a bit for your meal, but when it does come out (in about 10 minutes or so, which was fine with me), one is rewarded with a fresh, hot meal.

Recently placed a large order for pick for my husband’s birthday. Everything went smoothly and the owner went out of his way to make sure we were happy. The food was delicious too!

Best burger in town. Fast and friendly service. They keep it clean also.
Would def recommend.
I always get double cheesburger with raw jalapenos! Dont forget to try their ketchup.

The best halal burger I’ve had — ever! Love the seasoned fries and milkshakes. The joint is always clean and the staff is friendly and hospitable towards children; they give my kids crayons and a coloring sheet to stay busy. Highly recommend Burger 7!

First and last (at least for a while) visit to this joint. Delicious looking burgers and sandwiches, salads, etc. lining the walls on giant posters. Turns out you can’t order any of it yet. So… Why is it on the walls? Their marketing person ought to be gently fired.

Decent burgers. The portions are out of sync with the price on everything. On my second visit I was told that I must pay for bottled water because they were renovating so maybe I’m biased, but the portions are still too small.
Maybe it was the night or maybe it was the recipe, but the sweet potato fries were fried to the point that they were rock hard.

Regrettably, the quality has went down on Burger 7’s fries; they were beyond soggy and not well cooked. Also, the staffers at the time of placing our order were a bit immature and unknowledgeable about products and burger options. The burgers that we ordered were not flavorable and not well seasoned. It was not crowded at the time our visit. Perhaps, this is why. We have other options in the area, so we will direct our colleagues and company to that. Two thumbs down.

Grassfed beef, addictive napkin fries, delicious B7 sauce. and best of all, Nutella & Oreo milkshakes. how can I rate this place anything less than a 5?
Ever since my coworkers and I learned of this location in Falls Church, we’ve been coming at least once a week to treat ourselves. Try my shake combo, you won’t regret it!

Having just moved into the neighborhood, I was super excited to try out Burger 7. There’s not much I love more than having a great go-​to burger joint. Unfortunately, Burger 7 is not that for me.
Based on the food alone, I would probably give them a lower rating, but the experience wasn’t dreadful – I just wasn’t really feeling it.
The burger (I just ordered the basic cheeseburger) was less than stellar. It seemed pretty skimpy, and the flavor fell short. They also forgot my tomatoes, which was kind of a bummer, but oh well.
I ordered the sweet potato fries – I love them when they’re done right, but I’ve encountered more misses than hits. I think these were a miss for me. On the plus side, the serving was HUGE. I ordered a small, and the fries were definitely overflowing. Unfortunately, I didn’t really enjoy those either. They come in a waffle cut, which I’m not a huge fan of (I know, I’m probably the only one on the planet who fits that description!). The fries seemed overly sweet… not awful, but I couldn’t eat more than four or five. I felt guilty throwing so much food away, but I just couldn’t stomach it.
I didn’t order a shake, so maybe I would love one, but I doubt I’ll come back to try it.
As for the store experience, it was perfectly fine. Tables were clean, food service was relatively quick and outside of the missing tomatos, I didn’t have any major issues. This place is probably worth a try for folks with different taste buds than my own.
I’m really sorry, Burger 7, it’s not you, it’s me. I swear.

I think it’s safe to say I eat here every other week. I have been to both this location and the one in Arlington. I like the Arlington location better as there is outdoor seating available. The Falls Church location is in a strip mall, and there are no seats outside.
The ordering process is not too bad. Maybe 10 minutes if that. That the atmosphere is just like any other burger place. Nothing crazy. Facilities are clean.
The burgers, fries, and shakes are really good. I have found, with the burgers in particular, how good your burger tastes all depends on what toppings you choose. I have been here and made not such good decisions, and have had a very ok burger — to changing things up and having a pretty good burger. B7 uses high quality ingredients, so if you play around with the toppings, you will enjoy your meal.
Now, I did take a star off because the last time I went there were some changes that I didn’t particularly care for.
First, the patties were different. They were thin. Usually, B7 has standard patties, but this last time, they were super thin. Strange. I hope this is not a permanent thing. Not a fan.
Secondly, just in the past week or so, they have started to charge for the milk that previously was part of the kids meal. Not a huge deal, as it is only a buck, but still, it just feels wrong paying for something you got last week as part of your meal. Two things I would switch back as soon as possible.
If it’s not broken B7, please don’t fix it.

I got the cheeseburger on a potato roll with pepperjack, pickled jalapenos, sweet and hot peppers, and BBQ sauce — my coworker shared some of his fries with me, as well. Burgers took about 10 – 15 min from placing order to in my mouth.
The burger was good but certainly not worth the nearly $ 5.50 — I left still feeling a bit hungry. The fries were nothing special either… overall, not as a good a value as Five Guys.
The main distinction vs. other fast-​cas burger joints is that B-​7 offers a wide range of toppings (slightly more than 5G, but less than Cheeburger X2).

Burger 7 was okay. I ordered the B7 burger with pickled jalapeños, caramelized and mushrooms, along with the napkin fries, which are fries with chili, mac and cheese, grilled onions, and their signature b7 sauce.
The burger was pretty good. Better than some places I’ve been to. The napkin fries were good, but not amazing. They look better than they taste.
My girlfriend ordered a grilled cheese and small fries. The grilled cheese was really tiny, but the fries were good. The fries are comparable to that of Five Guys fries.
The cashier (who I think was new) wasn’t that great. She never really informed us about adding toppings to our sandwiches. I was fortunate enough to ask about the extra toppings for my sandwich before my order was placed. My girlfriend, on the other hand, wasn’t as fortunate. Her puny grilled cheese would’ve probably been better with some of the free toppings we didn’t know about until after she placed her order.
But I’ll give the cashier the benefit of the doubt and say that she was new and didn’t know the system to well, or to offer additional toppings to sandwiches.
Whatever the case may be, I wouldn’t go out of my way to eat there again.

I dig it. Similar to Elevation but I liked it more. The «Napkin Zone» fries are a MUST TRY. It’s basically fries loaded with mac-​n-​cheese, caramelized onions, chili, and B7 sauce. It might have been better than the burger. They will do lettuce wraps as a bun replacement if you’re counting carbs. Also very reasonably priced at around 5 bucks for their signature burger. It’s not as good as Shake Shack, but it is definitely a solid choice.
One other thing, they have a lot of condiments at each table including malt vinegar, AND Sir Kensington Ketchup which is higher end, healthier, and tastes delicious.

A super tasty organic grass fed burger with cheese for $ 5!
Definitely my new favorite of the bunch, 5g, elev, ss, smash, etc.
The hazelnut shake was pretty good but at five bucks a tad to much.
They also have ketchup that does not have high fructose corn syrup.

a very friendly burger joint with quality meat and very nice options… I am surprised to see the reviews talking about the greasiness of their burgers. for me it was just the right amount to ensure flavor. They recently changed their buns and I think the buns they now use are the best…
I also love the ketchup brand they use… its not too sweet which I really appreciate. my wife still likes the traditional ketchup and they do serve that too
the design of the place is also nice and specious. the bathrooms were clean and child accommodating.
another highlight was the manager who was extremely pleasant and took time to great us and ensured that the food was to our liking…
in my book, this one is a must repeat

Try the sweet potato fries with the burger7 sauce! Made very crispy and it’s a healthier alternative to their regular fries!

I really like this place. I got a cheeseburger and the napkin fries which are topped with chili, mac and cheese, onions, and B7 sauce. I devoured the burger. Their toppings are fresh and crisp. No sad lettuce here. The napkin fries are out of control. They’re only worth trying if you love fries as much as life… which I do. There is only one size: large. It’s a huge bowl. I could only get through one-​tenth before I started sweating. Then I gave up. Sad. So sad. Customer service is whatever. They were training someone at the register so the ordering experience was kind of messy. There were two orders before me. The wait from payment to getting my food was 12 minutes. Very clean place. I’ll definitely be back next time I’m craving a burger.

This place to me is kind of a mix between Five Guys and Bareburger. There were a variety of condiments on the table, including Sir Kensington’s ketchup. This is the one with the snooty-​looking monocled mustached top-​hatted gentleman on the label. I always thought of buying it at the store but I couldn’t bring myself to spend more than $ 5 for ketchup. This ketchup is a bit more thick than Heinz, a little more zest and tastes more tomato-​y, if that can be believed. It’s quite good, and I’m glad the management thought to include a fancy ketchup to go along with their fancy grass fed burgers.
Anyway, the burger: a decent size, cooked perfectly. Could have used a bit more salt. The bun held up better than most burgers I’ve eaten. I wish more burger places take notice of their buns, because there’s nothing worse than having a great burger only to have the bun disintegrate on you as you’re eating it (I’m looking at you, Five Guys). A «small» fry here is equivalent to your own personal fries. Sure, you can share, but you’ll be more satisfied if you had your own.
The combo is the better value, though I wonder about the fountain soda selection. If you’re going to offer grass fed burgers, fries cooked in olive oil, and fancy ketchup, perhaps offer cane cola should be part of it? (Even though sodas sweetened with cane sugar tend to have a higher sugar content than some HFCS sodas.) Overall a satisfying meal and worth a return visit.