Burger Spot

Delicious wide variety of burgers! Especially the black bean for the vegetarians around. They have a very friendly and accommodating staff. Worth a stop by!

Very good. The prices are not bad at all. You order at the counter and they bring the food to you. Employees were very friendly. The food was great! Try the Sriracha sauce! I got a burger, fries, and a drink for about $ 8.00. Tasted very good. I would definitely recommend.

Excellent! I had a philly burger, love that they have a 4 oz, a slightly smaller portion than most burger places. It was delicious. Also, sweet potato fries. Holy crap. My friend lived the teriyaki chicken.
Atmosphere wise, it’s diner ish, casual. Staff was super friendly.
Looking forward to taking my husband here!

Found this place due to Groupon. It’s comparable to a Five Guys, but BETTER. The staff was friendly, the food was Great! And I liked the seating arrangement (better then 5 guys).

Always a great burger. Get the sweet potato fries, they are the best fries I’ve ever had. Great food and service. I’m a repeat eater here.

Small spot in Downtown Plymouth. The girl who took my order was very friendly and familiar with the menu and vegan options. They have many vegan options such as falafel, portobello and the special was a sweet potato burger. I went with the falafel and it was fantastic. It had great flavor land wasn’t overly greasy. I paired it with sweet potato fries which were also excellent. This place will definitely be in my rotation.

Went again last night-​the Spot salad was AWESOME! Got the Fatoosh dressing-​that is homemade-​per the owner. YUM! Great as usual!

So we have been on a tear through Northville and Plymouth trying burgers everywhere we go. This place’s burger itself is probably a solid 4 stars, but the parmesan fries were not great IMO. The whole crew working there really treated everyone well and for that I would give them 5 stars (and yes, we tipped them!).

Great tasting burger. Fresh taste– not greasy– my 7.50 burger turned into a 10.50 burger by the time I added cheese and two more toppongsService was awesome– onion rings tasty– milkshake good but pricey– service was awesome!!! They have increased their prices

The juice pouches served to my daughters were at room temperature. I ordered a Chicago dog and a kid’s hot dog and the hot dogs had a tough casing that I had to peel off, which was unpleasant. My hot dog bun was dry/​stiff and the hot dog and toppings fell through the bottom. I’ve had better parm fries, here they were greasy and the parm was powdered. Also I overheard another customer trying to purchase a gift certificate and the staff told them to come back on Monday because they were all out. Seems like a more helpful option could have been offered such as mailing it to the customer.

Love this place. Family ownership and family/​friendly atmosphere. The food is fantastic and the staff will go over and beyond to exceed your expectations. One of my favorite spots in Plymouth.

Maybe I was just craving a burger, but ordered the pineapple, teriyaki and bacon burger. Was really good. Fries were.good.too, would. Come back

Ambiance: In a word, quaint. There is a hodge-​podge of seating options, miscellaneous decorations on the wall, a pacman arcade machine in the corner and 2 small TVs on weird channels. There is really no cohesive style but almost in a charming way. The counter is kind of hipster with a chalk board of specials with good vegetarian options. The staff are super friendly and walk around checking on people which was not expected given the up-​front ordering.
Food:
I’ve been here twice and both burgers were excellent, the 7 oz patties are hefty, perfectly-​browned, tender, and actually medium-​rare like ordered. The lettuce, tomatoes, jalapeños (free add-​ons) were consistently fresh, crispy, and tasty. I tried both the wheat bun and pretzel bun, both of which stood up to the moisture of the burgers and weren’t tough or dry.
The ring of fire burger was amazing with a healthy amount of heat coming from the jalapeños while the sriracha-​mayo was relatively mild. I really enjoyed the textural variety of the burger between the crispy veges, fried onion ring, and savory patty. The bbq bacon burger had wonderful thick cut bacon that was still fresh and crispy. The bbq sauce was pretty standard (e.g. KC masterpiece-​y) but I liked that it was only used moderately and didn’t drown out the patty.
The poutine fries which were on special were tasty as were the garlic parmesan variety. We did get a few milkshake and we had a few quibbles here. The mint chocolate chip had chips which were far too large for the straw and we had a pile of whip cream that was like 70% as tall as the cup. We got a cookies and cream the next time with no whip cream and it was pretty darn good.
Overall this is a great place to get your burger fix and I would gladly come back again. Considering service, price, freshness and options, this place has a leg up on a lot of their competition although their ambiance could use a little work.

Super easy to find if you park in the lot behind the building. Their outer door faces the parking lot; otherwise, you’ll need to walk through a little mall area and the address is clear on the building.
My husband and I came in with a Groupon on a Friday night. It was busy, but we were able to find a booth as someone else was leaving.
They were hustling behind the counter, at the grill and in the dining area to keep things neat as well as to welcome newbies to the restaurant. A group of five came in after 7 and hadn’t been there before. The waitress explained all of the favorites, and without rushing them, let them know after sitting there about 15 mins without ordering, that they were only open until 8 (winter hours) so they would be happy to get the orders going whenever they were ready.
Much like Culver’s, you order at the counter, they give you a number and then they deliver the food to your table. You also dump your garbage yourself and please remember to save the plastic bins and bowls to help them keep the costs down.
We ordered burgers, of course. I had the DTP and it was delicious! I asked for medium rare and that’s exactly how the 7oz angus burger was cooked. It came with slaw, thousand island and natural cut fries ON IT and I requested the sesame seed bun. It was messy, but unique and delicious. They hand pack the patties and you can tell by the texture.
My husband had the 7oz bacon and cheddar angus burger cooked medium well and said it was cooked perfectly. He also said the barbecue sauce was delicious.
We also split a kale and quinoa salad. (See my prior picture.) It was fresh and the dressing was light, lemony and freshly made. Again, a unique taste sensation.
Overall, we would come back. It costs a bit more than traditional fast food burgers, but the quality of the ingredients make the comparison apples vs. dogs, let alone oranges.
The place is clean and orderly and they care about your experience by asking how things are going along the way.
The only thing that would have made this experience better would have been an ice cold beer… mmm. But that just gave us an excuse to stop at Liberty Street on our way home. Woe is us.

Great «spot» to eat! Me and the hubby go here whenever we get a chance. The falafel burgers are delicious and I’m eager to try the new sweet potato burger! The hubs gets the sliders, he sticks to what he knows best. The fries are always great and they season them perfect! Service is always great too! We are greeted instantly when we walk in and they always walk around and talk to their diners! Talk about great customer service. A+ in my book! You guys have customer for life with us!

Went there with my son and daughter and had a nice dinner. The lady working there was friendly and helpful. I had an Angus burger and it was pretty good, my only complaint is that it was more like a meatball than a burger. My son had the falafel burger and he Loved it. My Daughter had the black bean burger and onion rings.
It’s a nice little place in Downtown Plymouth. I would definitely try it again.

First, this place is expensive… Don’t let the 1 «$» sign fool you. My friend and I ordered 2 burgers and a chili… Grand total was about $ 25. YOU HAVE TO PAY FOR EACH TOPPING FOR YOUR BURGER!!! HORRIBLE…
Secondly, the owner’s sister is VERY RUDE. Giving me dirty looks because she knew me from a dating website a bit ago. She would even send Facebook messages with insults, etc.
If the brother, the owner, wants to make it, he has to choose: his family or his future… because she needs to go… and he needs to lower the prices.
There is nothing special about the place. They have a sriracha burger, but other than that, this place is basic. This will be «Burger Spot» owner number 3 (I believe?) that will not make it. If you want better burgers, go to Moo Cluck Moo. (It’s healthier too.)
The owner had Unilocal take down my review because I described his sister… but also to delete my truthful, bad review of his burger joint. Shows a lack of professionalism… He only wants the «good» reviews posted hahaha
GO TO «MOO CLUCK MOO» ON FORD ROAD, EAST OF LILLEY !!!

We Unilocaled the restaurant category while driving through Plymouth and decided on the Burger Spot, for a Burger of course. It was a little tricky to find as it was located in a little mini mall off Forest and south of Ann Arbor Trail. It is a counter order style with table delivery for eat in service and a self serve soda fountain. I orderd a spicy Burger with Sriracha Mayo and Jalapenos and Swiss cheese and my wife ordered a patty melt with grilled onions and cheese. We shared an order of fresh cut fries and a cup of Quinoa Chili. Everything was fresh and tasty. The Burgers were cooked perfectly as requested and the fries were crisp and delicious. The Quinoa Chill had a lot more black beans than I am used to, but it was still very good. The service was very helpful and friendly and the facility was eat off the floor spick and span clean. 4 stars and I’ll be back…

Not bad at all — hitting a place that’s new to me is always good and especially when a deal is offered through amazon local. I had two meals for FREE but don’t think it will curve my scoring. (Ok I laid it did — Lol!)
Also if u work in Plymouth then u can get a 10% off your bill.
Everything made fresh and free drink refills when u fine in; would I travel here if a deal wasn’t offered then probably no but I’m glad I experienced this place.
Happy eating!

Reviews on here basically made me feel obligated to visit. I wound up coming here because I was visiting my sister (who lives in Plymouth), and I was kind of really hungry. You can tell by my rating that it satisfied my manly needs, but I just have to mention…
This place was confusing as hell to find. I parked on the street and walked with my friends up and down it looking for it for ten minutes before we realized it wasn’t facing the street — it was facing a parking lot behind one of the buildings??? Well, what the hell! No wonder why my sister (who’s been living in Plymouth for about two years now) hadn’t known this place existed.
Once inside, I liked the look… kind of grungy (?), yet it seemed to be perfectly clean. I guess the word would be rustic? I don’t know. It’s not really rustic either… oh, Jesus, what a worthless start to this paragraph. Alright, I just liked the look of this place. Did I mention there’s a Pacman/​Galaga machine, too? No? Did now. Little touches like that are pretty cool to me. What I DIDN’T like was that there was only one other table of people at 6:30 on a Saturday night. It was so dead that the grill was off with nobody standing near it. Still, I know what the reviews said, and that’s what I paid attention to.
I got the single patty burger (cooked medium) with grilled onions, bacon, and bleu cheese. Really, I tend to get those toppings on all of my «Make-​A» burgers if they are available. I also got large fries. My total was $ 10.12, which kind of surprised me. Uhm. I guess those «premium» toppings really jacked up the price, eh? My friends also got burgers, but they decided to get onion rings.
I enjoyed it. I mean… it’s hard for me to be disappointed in a burger, but this was still above average. The patty is a decent size (6oz? Maybe 8?), and ours all got cooked how we ordered them. The large fries were the same price as the onion rings (one size only… $ 4), and I think there needs to probably be a pricing adjustment for the onion rings, considering there were about 12 pretty small rings in each of their baskets. They were good (not *great*), but there’s not much value in that.
Uhm. Yes. If you’re in Plymouth, this is definitely worth trying out. I probably wouldn’t drive out of my way to go to this place (I think Achatz Burgers in St. Clair Shores is a *touch* better), but I liked it. Good service, nice looking, solid food… it may be slightly pricey, and there’s a bit of a wait for the food, but everything’s cooked to order. The reviews here are accurate. Thanks again, Unilocal