This is a part of 'project 110, going back and re-filling', writing is happening 8ish months after the date.
Next Level Burger is a vegan/vegetarian burger place inside the Whole Foods in Roosevelt.
It's a fast food place, that's what one must understand above everything else. What that entails: there is no table service, there is rarely any bussing or table clearance, the food is bound to be on the unhealthier side of things no matter what the vegan/eaterian crowd will tell you, and it'll never be enough to feel you more than content. Also you should check your blood pressure after eating and don't do it every day if you can avoid it. Kind of like opposite of sex in some ways then.
What one can't expect out of a fast food place as a guarantee, it turns out: that you'll get your food quickly, or in a 'fast' manner. I don't know if I waited for 20 minutes or 30, but it was a very.long.time. So long that I began questioning if they'd forgotten my order. Then they called my number and I picked it up, and was done in like five minutes, end of the story.
The food wasn't bad, I'd happily eat again if I were in the neighborhood and in need of sustenance, but I could make better and have done so, I've talked about Chik'n burgers from Costco and how much I enjoyed those, and these weren't much better than what I made. My was possibly better.
This was a very slow takeout fast food, I don't know what to say. Yeah the branding is premium, and the products may be pricey, but a premium experience this certainly is not.
7.5 out of ten, I'd go again but not enthusiastically.
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