Branded Burger - Midlothian

The burger I ordered was delicious; hot, juicy, and seasoned perfectly. My husband and I also tried the Jelly Belly, although we were unsure about the name. It was messy to eat because of all the toppings, but eating with our hands didn't bother us. We both enjoyed the onion rings, although I prefer a thicker onion and a thinner batter. They were a bit too salty for my taste, so I ended up removing some of the batter. Overall, we had a pleasant meal and plan to visit this restaurant again. I only deducted one star because there were a couple of minor issues. Firstly, despite the restaurant not being busy, many of the tables were dirty and not bussed, especially on the bar side. We ended up clearing our own table and returning the trays ourselves. Secondly, I usually drink water with my meal, but the water dispenser was broken and there were no lids for the water cups, which was odd considering the cup size. These are easy fixes that just require a bit more attention to detail.

Their burgers are excellent and made to order. Can't go wrong here for burgers. Their fries are a good portion too. Love the variety of sodas offered there as well.

First time visit to branded burger. Interior has a rustic vibe and there is plenty of seating. They actually have two different seating sections, one close to the bar and the other close to the cook. From what I could tell the food was made to order. My husband had the steak burger and enjoyed his meal. Fries were pretty standard, I'd probably try the onion rings if I made a second visit. I went with a chicken sandwich but it was super salty and I couldn't finish it. I found myself drowning the sandwich in ranch to try to kill some of the saltiness.

Return visit (to go), ribeye sandwich was good. Both reviews were for Midlothian location.

As one of Midlothian's most popular burger joints, Branded Burger was a fairly easy sell for me given how barbeque and burgers tend to run this town #1). They've grown into a solid local chain with locations in other cities, but this location is where it all began. I like what they've done with their relatively small'ish interior. The decor has incorporated a slew of reused auto parts from car doors to license plates, giving the place an industrial yet sustainable vibe. It's not super big but comfortable enough for a small group. Instead of going outright for just a burger, my group and I decided to go all in and order a number of items ranging from chicken fingers to their mini corn dogs and of course, their burgers. The hollywood burger had some promise since it was loaded with grilled onions, grilled jalapeños, bacon, and pepper jack cheese. It was hearty, despite being a tad greasy and salty. I really like brand on the bun, which makes the food photos at least a little more memorable. Salty was the theme with the fries and the chicken fingers as well. My dining companions noted that their burgers and wings were sort of in the same boat. I don't mind a little salt, but I do mind the fact some of the items were super dry. The mini corn dogs are fun for the youngins and the finger food work well as hangover food. The hard dings would be as a result of the service. The staff has been a little slower than I'd like, which includes dine-in and takeout. They have the option to order online but for a $1 fee. While they're open 7 days a week, they close a little earlier on Sundays at 4pm. __________ #1) Okay, it's a city. Population: 37K)