Lola Burger - Boston

This place serves a decent burger, though it's essentially just an elevated smash burger. The interior has a trendy feel, attracting a young crowd, and while it's casual, it aims for a somewhat upscale vibe for a restaurant that specializes in burgers. The atmosphere is lively, with a party music playlist. Burgers are priced between $18 and $23, and they offer a worthwhile selection of draft beers. The "Lola burger" is excellent, particularly when dipped in the sauce. I chose to swap the English muffin for a traditional bun. Overall, it's a solid burger spot if you're okay with seaport prices. P.S. The bathrooms are impressively clean!

There's a saying that goes, "You get what you pay for," and my burger was absolutely worth every penny. It came with housemade pickles and was the juiciest burger I've had, perfectly charred. The quality of the ingredients was outstanding. The draft beer selection was impressive as well, and the atmosphere was lovely, with a view of the kitchen and a great bar area.

I ordered my burger medium rare, but it came out well done. It was also overly salty, and I typically enjoy salted food. The signature Lola Burger lacked flavor and texture complexity, making it quite uninteresting. On a positive note, the fries were good.

This restaurant had a wonderful atmosphere! The interior design was stylish and the plating of the dishes was quite playful. The service was a bit overly attentive and a little slow, but overall acceptable. The food quality was impressive, although the menu had a limited variety. I particularly liked the 50/50 burger, but I couldn't quite distinguish the flavor of the bacon in comparison to the blue cheese.

Lola Burger is one of my favorite hidden gems in the Seaport, and the Korean Pork Burger is my top choice! The Fried Pickles are a must-try appetizer! I recently visited for their special Burger Slider Beer Flight, which was such a fun way to sample their various offerings!