B Spot At the Q

For a stadium arena Burger, the more bites I took the more I began to accept the cost and if I had a Burger such as this in some of the other stadiums I’ve been in, I would be quite satisfied. Not a must eat stop in the city, but if you happen to have an extra $ 10 hanging out of your socks, it’ll be a tasty treat.
Btw, it’s quite difficult to locate Iron Chef {Michael Symon} owned restaurants in Sports Stadiums around the world, so sometimes you just have to appreciate what you have you lucky Cavs fans. The low point was the $ 4.75 Lola Fries, I wish they had normal fries for a quarter of the price. Taste wise I didn’t pick up any exotic addictive flavours compared to other fries I’ve tasted, it must have been the salt overload.
There were a lot, a lot of employees behind the counters and I noticed that some of them were a bit confused which lead to potential extended wait time especially if you order anything non-​standard items or required specific toppings added/​removed, so if you’re in a bit of a rush then it’s best not to read too far into the menu.

I have low expectation of fast food at Sport Event as most of them are overpriced for mediocre food. But B Spot really exceeded my expectation.
4 Star for their burgers at around $ 10, probably the best deal at The Q. Freshly made and so tasty. And you can top it up with as much or as little condiments at the station was a plus.
Lola Fries ($ 4.75) was a little disappointing over seasoned non crispy matchstick fries. I would suggest just order another burger :).
Drinks pricing same as every single vendor inside the Stadium. $ 4.25 for a bottle of water?! Soda for $ 4.75… Beer for $ 8.25 and up. Just painfully expensive!
Just eat another burger.

First time we ate at a B Spot restaurant. I Ordered a thin lizzy and my wife got a plain jane. Both burgers were very salty and overcooked. The fries were ok, but we’re a bit weak on flavor. Overall, I wouldn’t seek out this restaurant on a regular basis.

As far as burgers at The Q go, this is your spot for the tastiest ones. However, having never actually been to a B Spot before and this being my first experience – it was just A-​OK.
I ordered the bacon cheddar burger with nothing else on it, added pickles and salted the bun. And you better believe I got a side of Lola fries. It was served up quickly and I had a nice tequila buzz going, so I appreciated the swiftness. The pickles were thick-​sliced and crunchy, the burger bun was buttered and the burger was a mid-​well patty. I thought the salt on the bun was necessary, since the patty seemed a tad under-​seasoned for my taste. But overall, it was a good burger. The best you’ll find at The Q, but hardly the best outside of that arena. The fries were delicious and crunchy with just a hint of rosemary and garlic. Pretty darn close to the fries I’ve had at Lolita. I wish they had been hotter when we got them, but remember – you’re at a sports arena. We also got up to grab food near the end of the 2^nd quarter of the Cavs game to avoid the halftime rush. I bet you if we would have waited those fries would have been pipping hot.

Every time I go to see the Cavs play I take the time to enjoy one of the B Spot burgers. Usually there is a line during the game or at half time, so try to arrive early so you can get one of these delicious burgers before the game starts. Priced at $ 9.75, these burgers weigh in at an estimated one-​third pound. Don’t try to be fancy and come up with your own creation, there’s no time. Just order from the posted limited menu and trust in Michael Symon. He knows what he is doing. Dollar for dollar it is the best value at the Q.
It comes, thick and juicy and perfectly cooked, served in wax paper on a cardboard tray so you can take it back to your seat. A separate condiment dispenser lets you load up on anything else you might want to take. But be careful. You don’t want to overwhelm that delicious burger. It’s as good as it gets.