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No, it was not perfect. It's a stripped-down burger joint, attached to a BAR, in a neighborhood that realtors describe as "up and coming". For all those reasons, I dig it. The hangover burger was good. I added the bacon for $1.50. It was a perfectly adequate amount of bacon. The service wasn't exactly swift, but if you're not a total douche and can wait a few minutes, they were very, very friendly and made sure to invite us back. The prices don't blow me away or anything, but it's a good burger.

If your place is a burger joint then it should have a kick ass burger. This was pretty disappointing. The food is really nothing special. A notch above a diner burger, not much more Also its damn pricey. For the same $ you can go to Dumont Burger and get the real deal. Also if you like a "whatever dude" attitude from servers then you're in luck. Its almost like a bad comedy skit. If you get food to go then double check it before you leave. Apparently its pretty hard to put food into a bag, or its just not cool or whatever man. This place has gotten over due to lack of of options on Franklin. I think that'll change.

i live close to dbb and let me just say that when i first decided to experiment eating here i was so full of hope because of all the people i always see in here, but it was a huge blahhhhh , the food was ok the burger was pretty much burned and it was soooo expensive for wat it was , we spent $40 on 2 cheeseburgers and 1 milkshake and some fries .......and this was to go ! i wont say i will never eat here again but i will try my best not to.P.S the one time we did sit down to eat ....the service was opor !

My friend and I arrived at Dutch Boy around 9pm and waited to be seated. Although 4 front counter personnel saw us and made eye contact, no one stated the usual, "Welcome" or even "Hi". My friend believed that maybe we were to seat ourselves, so we looked for available seats. Two (2) out of the 3 tables needed cleaning; the floor was covered with trash - pieces of burger buns, bread crumbs, peices of paper napkins, straws, etc. Despite our better judgment and due to the late time, we sat at the one table clean enough to use. We then waited 10 minutes for someone to present us with menus. The same four (4) individuals laughed and chatted during those minutes, no attention whatsoever to their patrons. My friend got up and asked about service, to which he received an, "Oops, sorry." and a tossing of menus; no silverware, napkins or water ever arrived. After reviewing menus, we waited another 10+ minutes , the waitress never returned, although she continued to chat and laugh with her co-workers, picked up checks and delivered food to neighboring tables (Btw, this place is tiny!). We decided to leave but not before I spoke to the "waitress" and advised her respectfully of my disappointment and reasons for leaving (manager wasn't present). As we traveled to another location for dinner, I called Dutch Boy to ask for the manager and owner names for follow up purposes. The same "waitress" picked up my call and in a fluster handed the phone to the manager. She apologized, asked that I return at a later date on their dime. She asked for my email address so that she would send an email for my next "on the house" visit. I haven't received that email yet. I guess customer service isn't important for this establishment. I will never return.

Fairly steep prices for which you expect a fantastic burger experience. However, the burgers are so-so, and the food and dining experience can be inconsistent. Food quality is decent but fries sometimes turn cold soon after they reach your table. Burger comes with a huge bun that is a bit dry, very sparse greens, and paper thin tomato slices. Lots of room for improvement. I'm rooting for them.

The food is amazing, and if you catch them on a great specials day you can try things like Bourbon Pecan Milkshakes. The service is lackluster, but if you can relax and enjoy your precious time its well worth it for the delicious food you get. The hangover burger really can cure a hangover and the fritatta is out of this world.

I enjoy every bit of the lobster roll dish it was worth every bit of my $20