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210-354-3888
City's Best

118 Seguin St
San Antonio, TX 78208

Average Rating 5 (12 Ratings)

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In the ongoing battle to acquire the title of Best Burger in San Antonio, it's nice to know that even so-called underdogs can be legitimate contenders. When The Lord's Kitchen opened for business in 1994, its owners had but $300 to invest in the start-up venture. Its off-the-beaten-path location underneath the New Braunfels Street overpass didn't seem like an ideal place to attract customers, either. Whether you credit divine intervention or simple business savvy for the subsequent success of this Eastside burger joint, one thing is clear: Burger blessings abound at the Lord's Kitchen. For example, there's the basic one-pound Lord's Burger that can be topped with ingredients like chile, bacon, cheese, jalapenos, etc. Next in rank is the one-and-a-half-pound Get Down Burger. Finally, for those who sense angioplasty in their immediate future, there's the dangerously-close-to-heart-stopping Hurt You Burger -- a whopping two pounds of beef. If by chance you can finish off this burger, your photograph will be taken and mounted on the Hurt You Burger Wall of Fame. Don't worry though. If your burger appetite is more on the wimpy side, there are modest servings like the quarter-pound burger available.

12 Ratings and Reviews

  • 'BETTER AND BIGGER THAN CHRIS

    Review rating : 4out of 5   barrios347 - 06/11/2005

    IVE BEEN TO MANY OF THE TOP TEN BURGER PLACES IN TOWN , BUT MOST SELL ALCOHAL AND HAVE A NOT SO FRIENDLY ATMOSPHERE FOR KIDS AND FAMILY THAT IS WHY I ENJOY tHE LORDS KITCHEN , IT IS A UNIQUE FAMILY EXPERIENCE THAT OFFERS HUGE BURGERS. THE NEXT TIME YOU WANT A TRULY BIG BURGER GO TRY THE "HURTCHA BURGER" IT WILL TRULY SATISFY YOUR BURGER CRAVING.

  • You gotta try it!

    Review rating : 4out of 5   gastronosh - 12/27/2004

    The service is good and the staff is freindly. The place is a little hard to find, but with offerings such as 2 lb. burger (they have less gargantuan portions also) are worth the effort. The place is rustic inside and the prices are correspondingly low as you would expect. Very accommodating in customizing your food selection. My only complaint was that the fries were serrved piping hot, but a little raw.

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