Krush Burger

This place is cool. I like getting a burger here when I want something different besides an In N Out burger. I’m not a huge fan of their fries though. The restaurant atmosphere is family friendly.

Loved it. The burgers were very large for sliders. Cooked perfectly and delicious. Restaurant was clean. Service was fantastic and the sweet potato, tater tots were exceptional. Will absolutely go back.

It was aight.
Big portions (these are supposed to be «sliders». Way too saucy. Way too oily.
Sweet potato tots are nasty. Regular fries are okay.
My brother spent $ 30. We couldve went to in n out and spent $ 12. Best thing was the cool soda machine (that dispenses vitamin water!)

Love these little suckers! Get a combo-​two burgers and fries or sweet tots. I feel like the price is a little pricey since the burgers are pretty thin but I still keep going back. Their fires and tots are both awesome. Crispy on the outside and soft on the inside. I like how you get two burgers since you can mix and match. I’m always trying to convince my husband to split whatever we get so I can try his too. This place you can choose two different burgers so you can try two different kinds.

First time trying out Krush Burger and I have to say I wasn’t impressed. Keep passing by wanting to try and see what these mini burgers were all about.
Food — I tried the cowbell and Philly and my husband tried the cowbell and original. I liked the cowbell with the onion straws and bacon and the bread was also not bad but for $ 3.50 a mini burger it was definitely not worth it for me. Husband said his burgers were just average with the original having too much sauce.
We also tried the sweet potato tots and fries. To me those fries were just plain annoying. Itty-​bitty pieces not even big enough to dunk in the plastic ketchup cup. Sweet potato tots were nothing remarkable.
Service– Cashier was friendly and greeted us when we walked in, we ordered four mini burgers, fries, tots and one drink. She made the fries part of the combo so I paid extra for the sweet potato tots and she failed to mention that for another quarter I could have gotten another drink but that was ok. What bothered me was while my husband still had his burger in his hand and was clearly still eating, someone came over and cleared our table. While I could have done without eating the last few sweet potato tots and fries, I think it’s pretty rude to come over and clean the table before the customer is done eating. Either it was so slow there was nothing else to do or we were being rushed out of there. Either way, we probably won’t be coming back.

I’ve tried both the Roseville and Rocklin locations multiple times before writing this review.
From order time to eat, we waited about 20 minutes. Thought this might just be a fluke because the place is new but I’ve been a few times now and (like others have experienced) the service is a bit slow.
Despite my Cowbell and Original mini burgers tasting good, I always leave this place feeling like crap. Now you’re thinking, try ordering something different or eat less. I have! Everything seems very greasy. If you’re looking for a «gut bomb» eat here. But know this, their are MUCH better burger places in this area.

Krush Burger has a great image, and many interesting options. Unfortunately, the quality of their food is lacking, especially for the price tag. I would advise at least asking for a rare to medium rare patty, because otherwise it will come out dry and crumbly. The patty itself is ridiculously thin for an $ 11 price tag, and has been clearly cooked far too long. It abysmally failed the squeeze test (I doubt that there was any moisture left at all in the patty), and the toppings were not nearly good enough quality to make up for the terrible quality meat. The fries, as well, were average at best. Not to say that they were bad, but it’s unfortunate that average fries seemed godly in comparison to an abysmal burger. Thankfully, Krush does offer a small but solid selection of beers on tap or by the bottle. The problem here is that you could drive just a couple miles in any direction to almost any bar and get a FAR superior burger and a wider selection of beers, so I wouldn’t even consider Krush’s beer selection as anything more than a slight benefit to the terrible meal.
If you are looking for a great burger around the Rocklin area, there is a In N Out down the street, and a Habit Burger across the freeway.

Decent burgers but pricey. A little confusing at first. The friendly employee explained to us that you choose 2 «mini burgers» on the list (Original, Cowbell, Philly, and Buffalo Chicken). At first I thought there was an option of mini burgers AND regular-​sized burgers, but it turns out, MINI BURGERS are the only option.
I thought they’d be the size of sliders, but they’re actually bigger. They’re closer to In-​N-​Out sized burgers, in my opinion. Maybe slightly smaller?
I ordered Original and Philly. My husband ordered Cowbell and Philly. We shared some fries and an espresso milkshakes.
The fries were so-​so. Very peppery and I didn’t like how small the pieces were (see pic). The espresso milkshake had a strange aftertaste. We probably should have stuck to chocolate. We ended up chucking it. It didn’t taste good enough to keep.
The Philly burger was ok. Lots of mushrooms, which is great if you like mushrooms. The Original burger was much better, IMO. My husband thought his burgers were just ok.
But like other reviewers have said — for the price, it’s not worth it. You could go to In-​N-​Out, spend half of what we spent today, and have a better burger and fries. Or maybe check out the Galleria Krush Burger — they have a Unilocal deal for a free soda with purchase. This Rocklin location would not honor that deal. Maybe that’s why the Galleria location has better reviews… hmm…
$ 6.95 gets you 2 mini burgers. If you want fries and a drink, add $ 3.50. And if you choose buffalo chicken, prepare to add $ 1 more. It was a fun experience to check out a new place, but for the price and the taste, not worth it. Stick with In-​N-​Out or Carl’s Jr down the street.

At first glance they didn’t look to busy, but when I went inside they were a few people eating here 2pm on a Tuesday wasn’t expecting it to be to busy. I was greeted at the front counter and she was very polite and helped me order because I didn’t really know what I wanted to try. I went with the buffalo chicken which was the featured sandwich and the cowbell. Also got the sweet potato tots because I have never had that before! Walking around waiting for my food it was a very nice restaurant set up, soda machines are high tech and look cool. Very clean inside and out.
It only took about 5 – 10 minutes waiting for my food to be ready. Buffalo chicken burger was amazing one of the best I have had! Cowbell was not great but did like the flavors. Tots are better than I was even thinking and I had very high expectations! Rating the service and the food I would have to give this place…

The first Krush Butger i went to was the one at the Galleria mall and it was with my dad. I stepped in confused but when i took that first bite of that burger it was the best burger i ever tasted. This place is the same as that and its good they’re expanding.
Food: The burgers are perfectly cooked angus meat with whatever burger you want from original to cowbell, also the philly. Two for 6.85 thats not a bad deal even though some others think its expensive. For 10 bucks you can get 2 burgers that wont disappoint and fresh cut fries and a drink.
Service: The people there i know personally and are my friends who i knew in highschool and they are good at their job and are smiling and trying to serve people as best as they can. They make sure the tables are clean for the next people to come in. Some people have also said that there is often no parking and no tables, all the times ive gone there i always get good parking and get the table i want.
All in all i will keep coming to this place because the burgers are good and the service is good and thats what makes a good restaurant.

Tiny burgers for a lot of money.
And not a lot to choose from.
When I saw a burger place, I wanted a cheeseburger with bacon and avocado.
Wasn’t possible there. There was a choice of just a couple burgers — take it or leave it.
I left it.
And again, teeny tiny burgers for a lot of $$$.
No thanks.

Place looks great, and the staff is super friendly. The food is pretty good, but portions are small. I knew they were sliders, but didn’t think after having 2 with some fries I’d still be hungry. The kids menu has 1 slider, which isn’t enough for anyone older than 6, so you might want to get the 2 burger combo.
Parking is tight in the front, and there aren’t that many tables inside. You have to stand around and wait for people to leave. Our order also took forever!
Food was good though, so I’ll be back!

The people are friendly. Customer service is great.
Food. .eh. if the prices were cheaper, I’d come back. But in all honesty, I’d rather get a western bacon cheeseburger from Carl’s Jr. and have more food for less money. Or go to In-​N-​Out burger which is tastier and cheaper.

Had Krush for the first time last night. I usually prefer counter service restaurants, which this place is. It’s pretty hip looking, whoever does their graphic design did a great job. Very casual here, I’d compare it to Habit Burger.
They’re menu is pretty simple, which you may either love or hate. I opted for the western style burgers. Krush Burgers are served as a pair and they are much smaller than a typical burger (but bigger than a slider in my opinion). You can add a side of fries or sweet potato tots, which I got to try both by splitting with my partner (MMmmm.. .I love potatoes). The sweet potato tots come with a really good mustard-​y dipping sauce. Both the burgers and the fries were good. Warning, you might not walk away with a full tummy here if you have a hearty appetite. They do have an assortment of craft brews, so if that’s your thing you might really dig this place. I bet it’d make a great spot for a first date (I’m a casual sorta gal myself).
Nothing against this place, because it was definitely good, but it was just too pricey for what I got. It was over $ 20 for my partner and I to each get a slider duo, fries, and he got a drink (I hydrated with water). I really enjoyed the fries and if I get a hankering for them I might return, but chances are I’ll look for better bang for my buck.

We waited so long for this Krush Burger to open, what a waste. We ordered the mushroom swiss and BBQ sliders along with sweet potato tator tots. The mushroom swiss was such a disappointment barely any mushrooms or swiss and not worth the money. The BBQ slider was much better with good taste and toppings. The tator tots were good as always but what the heck the serving size here is a rip off. I am used to getting a order of tots piled high here they barely fill the paper basket and they even have the nerve to put the plastic sauce cup in the basket to leave even less room for the tators… really? I can guarantee that Krush did not become the huge hit that they are by cutting corners and skimping on portions. Go to the Galleria Krush instead.

The food was kick ass as usual. One missing star goes to the worker who continued to talk to the person who already placed his order while I stood there waiting to be helped.
The other missing star goes to the same worker who then looked at me briefly, only to turn back and talk to the person again. I ended up being helped by someone else from the back in the end. Not the best of customer service. I hope it was just a one-​off
Update: My shake wasn’t consistent to the shakes I had at the Krush Burger in the Sacramento/​Roseville location. No chocolate option? No whipped cream? $ 4.25? Not filled all the way? Not happy with this location at the moment. Hope it adjusts it’s prices and fixes the inconsistencies with the shake

I might get hunted down by the people at McDonald’s, but the fries here are far better than any other burger places I’ve gone to. I also like the idea of the mini-​burgers, because as a man with a beard, it’s easier for me to keep my face clean, as opposed to a bigger, saucier burger. What they lack in size, they make up for it in taste.
They have four kinds of burgers: Original, Cowbell, Philly and Buffalo Chicken.
Original — Regular Burger.
Cowbell — Bacon, Onions.
Philly — Onions, Mushrooms.
Buffalo Chicken — Spicy Chicken.
The drink choice is very good as they have beer on tap, Ice Tea, Soda and my favorite kind of drink, milkshakes.
Along with the great food, the tables are cleaned soon after someone leaves, the staff is very friendly and helpful, and even though the place was about 90% packed, the wait time for my party of four’s order was less than ten minutes.
The place is kind of small inside, but there are least more than 15 tables. Also, they have a few large-​screen TV’s which were playing football and motocross. So, that’s an added bonus.
Overall, this is a great burger joint and I’ll definitely be coming back.

The gimmick of this place is the mini-​hamburgers. That’s what they serve. You can’t order any any full size or even double hamburgers. There really isn’t a lot of beef in these things. They encourage you to order two, although you can just get one. To my mind, it means your lunch is more carb heavy with the extra bread. They offer three versions of the burger: the Original, the Cowbell and the Philly. I liked the Philly, but thought the Cowbell BBQ sauce was too sweet. The French Fries are similar to In-​and-​Out Burger. They have a soda machine that gives you the he option to have a huge range of flavored. They are not fast. We waited almost 20 minutes to get our food. This first visit didn’t make me feel like I would want to return.

6 reasons Krush crushed my visit
1. «Hello, welcome to Krush!»
2. Friendly lady took our order.
3. Food came as ordered.
4. Staff’s spirits were high as I watched them banter back and forth in the kitchen.
5. This location was spotless. They had an employee manning the floor, picking up and cleaning. She was watching it like a hawk for something to clean. It was like she was excited for people to leave, not because they were leaving, but because she had another opportunity to clean something!
6. «Thank you for coming!»
They crushed it!

New location!
Tried to check in during my visit this afternoon and they were not even in Unilocal yet. I was told that they just opened in this new location less than a week ago. This could be dangerous as it is so close to where I work, just over the bridge on Blue Oaks and I’m here.
This is actually my first visit to any Krush Burger and I had their mini burger meal for $ 6.95 and for an additional $ 3.50 I made it a combo meal. So had one each of their Philly and Cowbell mini burgers w/​fries. Tasty and delicious! Cowbell had the bacon and crispy onions with their Angus beef patty while the Philly burger had grilled onions and mushrooms with provolone cheese. I opted not to have the red pepper aioli sauce. Loved the fries! And for the drink the choices were soda, iced tea… or beer! I had my 13-​yr old with me so no beer LoL!
The staff was friendly and helpful. The place was not that busy during my visit around 4:00p but I suspect that they will soon once the word gets out about this new location. Download the Krush app and order online…
The restaurant is in the same place as Icing on the Cupcake, China Villa and the newly opened Shave Monster and across the street from the Blue Oaks theatre. I am liking this little plaza more and more! There is plenty of parking. It is hidden in the corner close to the street (Lonetree Blvd).