Little Big Burger

Really like Little Big Burger. Great tasting burger. Most importantly though, they are peanut/​tree nut and sesame free! Important for a little lady I know. Plus the size is perfect for her and me also for a snack and something that won’t leave me feeling sluggish I really like the Chevre/​Goat cheese on my burgers. Will have to try a RB Float one day. Truffle fries are a great compliment to the burgers

The truffle fries were delicious! The burger was sooo small though. I was really hungry after. It’s more of a slider than a burger.

Big has nothing to do with Little Big Burger. It should just be called Small Burger because that is what my coworker and I got. It is a poor experience when you are hoping your fries will fill you up because you know your burger will not.

I really wanted a cheeseburger and truffle fries last night, so of course my first thought was little big burger. It was almost 9pm so I checked the website where it informed me of its ten o’clock closure. My location took me to the division st. One where I walked in and was very rudely told they were closed for the evening. I informed this young girl of my search on the internet she said its wrong because we are now in winter hours! Whatever that means? So my friends and I dove around searching for the next burger joint. We drove by the Hawthorne location. It looked open and I saw several people inside. I called and asked if the were open a man said yes we are open till ten. We drove around the block and looked for parking about 12 min later we walked upon the store and opened the door but it was locked! I knocked on the window and shrugged as if to say hey what’s up? The boy shook his head and I loudly said you are open till ten. He pointed at the door where the painted numbers said till 9ish! I mean Jesus who does that? I have never been so disgusted with a chain for being so stupid on a Saturday night! I never want to give them my money again for the rudeness and the lies the perpetrate. You suck Little Big Burger!!!

Terrible service and food quality. Really disappointing because the other locations are so great. The fries were over salted to the point that you couldn’t really eat them. The employee working the register was rude to my son, and had no concept about food allergies. Go a little out of your way to the one on Division! You won’t regret it!

Woody:“The prices get higher, but the size stays the same.”
Good enough burgs. Recently sold to Chanticleer for $ 6 mil. Not holding breath. Too many other good burgers in town to pass up. Stop.

This place has the best meat meat cheese lettuce tomato bread sandwiches I’ve ever had. I also love compost

For the longest time I tried to figure out what a «Little Big Burger» would look like. Finally, curiosity got the best of me, especially considering the low price. Maybe a better name would be «Big Little Burger». That doesn’t sound as cool, though.
I opted for the ‘Chev Burger’, the cheeseburger with Chevre cheese. And, of course, some truffle fries. It took a few minutes to get my burger, which was okay. When I picked up my order, I was surprised by the size of the burger – bigger than a slider but fairly dainty by today’s standards. It was thick and juicy, though, and tasty as well. Next time I will be sure and order well done, however.
The truffle fries were everything I thought they’d be. And you get a huge portion, which somewhat balances out the size of the burger. After dunking them in spicy fry sauce, the fries become downright addictive. So my advice, if you you’re really hungry, get 2 burgers (medium well at least), and some truffle fries.

Never go grocery shopping on an empty stomach and so we ended up here. 4 bucks for a veggie burger! Hell yeah, throw a couple over here. Damn, don’t judge it by its smallish appearance, that lil bigger sure packed a punch and not to mention yummy as hell on a Sunday. Very friendly cashier, great beer selection and natural catsup mmmmhmmmmm. I’ll be going back extra hungry next time.

I thought to myself upon pressing my face to the plate glass window, gazing at the menu and astonishingly low prices of your burgers. Surely this name, Little Big Burger, must not describe your burgers. I thought there was just as good a chance of the burgers being big, as being little.
I thought, my jesus, these chumps don’t know the problems I’m going to give them. I’m going to eat their burgers so often, that they’ll have to go out of business. Four dollars for a burger? I’m fuckin’ in. I sauntered to the counter and causally asked (so as not to tip them off at their horrible business choices) for the little big burger. With cheese. And goddamn if they didn’t realize their mistake and begin cooking it up for me.
I sat down smugly, thinking about how proud my cheapskate dad would be of me when I told him that ME. Your very own son. Has finally found someone dimwitted enough to give large amounts of food to just anyone off the street. He would rub his hands together with glee, and finally tell me that he loves me, and that he would be moving in with me shortly (he’s a cheapskate) to taste this masterpiece I have discovered.
The burger was little. My dad won’t return my calls.

I love LBB! Burgers are a perfect size and the truffle fries are delicious. These things are all over the Portland metro area and are a great option if you are craving fast food but you want good ingredients!

Little Big Burger is great for quick, quality burgers and delicious truffle fries that can please meat-​eaters and vegetarians. The patties and buns themselves are a little larger than a slider but stacked with fresh ingredients. I’m also a fan of the local beer choices and the delicious fry sauce. They’ve recently expanded into several locations throughout Portland and for the price of a food cart, you can also have warmth and interior dining. Good stuff!

I do not understand why people like this chain! They are a total rip off! The burger at AM-​PM is better and bigger. Such a disappointment!
Go somewhere else and get a «Real» hamburger that tastes good and is more than 3 bites!

I loved my burger! I didn’t get a chance to try the fries, but I’ve heard that they are rich and amazing from many friends. I liked the atmosphere– very fun and laid back. You can definitely tell that the ingredients are fresh.

Average at best.
Should be called sliders not burgers.
Fries were good.
I’d give the hamburger 2 stars and the fries 4 stars.

Good, simple, small burgers. This place reminds me of Dicks or In n out burgers. I got a hamburger and truffle fries and both were really good. The burger was flavorful and a good size for a snack. The truffle fries had a good amount of truffle oil and was one of the best fries I’ve had in Portland. Another great thing I liked about the place was the music they had playing. They had old school r&b/hip-hop!

This is a weak 4. The burgers are a bit too small and way too over cooked. I would guess that they were very well done. the bun veggie ratio was good and the veggies tasted fresh.
I will have to say that the fries were the best I have had in Portland. Saltym crunchy, and not that greasy. MMMM…
They also had a couple of fun suauces. Locally made catsup with a nice hot zing. And then another with a mix of the catsup and mayo. the place had a feel of a franchise… Not very warm. And they played loud but enjoyable music, All in all we had a good time and will probably come back.

These burgers are damn near perfect.
Unlike a lot of the gut-​bombs offered in Portland, Little Big Burger’s burgers are anything but; they’re downright petite. But the balance is spot-​on. The interplay of flavors between the squishy bun, gooey cheesy and just-​packed-​enough meat is as good as it gets. Not to mention the Fry Sauce.
Oh gods the Fry Sauce.
Yes, I know it’s technically just their Camden’s «catsup» mixed with Hellman’s mayo, but it’s a sauce of simple beauty. And it complements the fries so well! The fries have a hint of truffle oil, which I enjoy since most truffle fries are practically bathed in the oil and end up overpowering your taste buds before you finish them.
The root beer floats ain’t too shabby either. A burger, fries and drink comes in at a super-​reasonable $ 9 flat. $ 10 if you tip the fry cook. (Which, of course, you should)

We were in town and were in need for a quick meal before a concert. Our first choice didn’t pan out so we pulled up the Unilocal app and landed here!
Street parking was elusive so I dropped off my partner and pulled around to the neighbourhood streets while he ran inside to snag our takeaway. He texted me with the message: «easy menu, see you soon» and he was back outside in less than fifteen minutes. He jumped in our car with a sack of burgers and truffle fries. Holy mother of pearl, y’all, the smell was maddening until we returned to the hotel for our meal on the patio.
Their menu WAS easy, with only four foodstuff items available: hamburger, cheeseburger, veggie burger, and fries. I think you could add bacon to your burger for $ 0.50 or something. The burgers were perfectly cooked (medium) and I later learned, made using ¼ pound of locally sourced, grass-​fed Cascade Organic Beef from Klamath Falls. The buns were brioche and if you get cheese, it’s local too. The veg was fresh and the ketchup used was Camden’s, made with no HFCS! catsup. everything is delivered fresh daily and cooked to order!
Folks might balk at the size of the burger but it’s all locally sourced and do you really NEED more than a quarter pound of beef? Well, sometimes yes but not for these burgers. Trust me when I say that they will sate you and fill your tummy nicely without feeling engorged with cow.

It wasn’t enough that we had to watch the two sad pseudo-​hipster girls bob their heads to Talib Kweli as though they were in need of immediate medical attention, the young men working the counter were perhaps even younger than these very special fellow guests, and of a similar mentality.
It was not busy when we came here, but every table in the establishment was dirty while the four young gentlemen at the counter stood in plain sight, staring blankly at the few customers in the dining area. The joke of the day was «How many Little Big Burger Employees does it take to clean off a table?»
We ordered the truffle fries and a burger. To be honest, I love that they have the pink fry sauce. Yum. Like I need the extra calories, but that sauce is irresistible. The truffle fries– okay. They’re good. But they’re not the rich delicate culinary explosion that ought to be called «Truffle fries». They’re good fries with a drizzle of truffle oil.
The burger, while tasting decent, came out looking like an abomination. These guys did the beautiful brioche bun LLB boasts by smashing it into a wad in the paper wrapper, consequently tossing it with the grease from the patty. The taste was okay, but the experience as a whole was really terrible. Clear up until the two head-​bobbing, not-​even-​cool-​enough-​to-​be-​hipster girls danced out the door (still to Talib Kweli) in a horrifying seizure-​like fit. In unison.
Maybe the other locations offer a better experience and quality, I don’t know. I think I’d rather drop in to Local Cow or Dick’s Kitchen, or even Burgerville. This is kind of a play place for pretentious teenagers, guest and employee alike.