BRGR: The Burger Project

BRGR: The Burger Project
Address: 122-A Maginhawa Street, Teacher's Village Quezon City
Cuisine: American fastfood

Lately, Maginhawa has become a popular destination or spot for places to eat. Restaurants sprouted like mushrooms. Last week, we went to Pino Bar (and that's for another blog post) and we chanced upon a flyer of the The Burger Project. We always pass by The Burger Project but we're wary if it is any good because the number of people dining there was inconsistent. But then again, it was already past 9pm.

BRGR flyer

The Burger Project (or BRGR for short) can seat around 25 people inside and I think another 15 or so chairs are available for an al fresco dining experience. The place is well-lit and looks clean.

Each customer is given a clipboard with a checklist of items that you'd want to be included in your burger. It took me a long time to decide which to select from their choices because everything was so appetizing. Of course, I chose everything that can be added for free.

 

This is my personalized burger. Too bad, it would have been perfect except that they ran out of tomatoes. The mozzarella that I included made the burger yummier! The bun was huge and so is the patty. I think they also used 1/3 lb of meat here. And as usual, I ended up with a bloat-y belly after eating everything. Not to mention the mess I made after eating everything.

They also have pre-designed designer burgers that are aptly named like Western Bacon Melt, Tokyo Pop and French lick.

BF said that the burgers is almost at par with the angus burger of Charlie's Grind and Grill but Charlie's still tops his list. The pricetag is a bit higher than most angus burgers that we had tried, but the fact that it is near UP would mean that we will visit the place again.