Mooyah

Anybody on here tried mooyah's before? I'd never eatin at one before yesterday & must say I loved it! I ate at the one by the outlet mall in Round Rock & think it beats the crap out of Mighty Fine,N & Out & Five Guys

I like em' too. The turkey burger is pretty darn tasty as well

Agreed, damn good burger.

I used to like them. Seems like the last 2 or 3 times I went it was way too salty.

I like them pretty good.

Bunch of people got Hep A from the one by my work not long after they opened. They have since shuttered their doors.

meh!

Im lucky I have a bottle cap alley no reason for mooyah, unless you want soft serve ice cream

Tried the one at Campbell and Coit twice with the kiddos, was Not Impressed.

Guess I woke up the Whataburger crowd

Now your talking sense

Ate at that one yesterday with the wife. We thought it was ok, not our favorite though.

Yep, there is better but there good.

I hit up BCA in Grapevine on occasion, I like it.

Mooyah is decent.

-Mickey

I am a burger fanatic! I went to the one in Plano a few years back and thought it was just OK. Guess I need to give them another shot.

Pretty decent burger for a chain, but as far as chains go,I prefer Smashburger or Five Guys.

I'll give it another try tomorrow or Sunday & see if my opinion changes. I thought it was great on my first trip but maybe I was just really hungry

Yep,opinion hasn't changed but you know how opinions go.NDN, I'm not familiar with Smashburger. Is that a dallas area chain or national?

Yup, burger w/an egg on it and the queso...greatness (at least at the Keller location)!

I wasn't all that impressed with mooyah, and really wish they didn't put that In and Out by the outlets a Whataburger would have been better!

Can't beat a Kellers or a Jakes though

Now I'm showing my age

Words of a true connoisseur!

Somebody please help me with the whataburger fascination that so many people have. I guess it works when traveling thru small rural towns in Texas when options are very limited but otherwise I just don't get it.

They have been in business over 50 years and they use good products, all ways the same.

Whataburger is just OK to me. I have not ate one in probably 5 years. I do not eat fast food, so an easy choice, but even when I did it was not really ever an option. The burgers were consistent. Consistently alright. The fries were always soggy, but even being soggy were better than the burgers.

And back OT I like Mooyah, sweet potato fries are good....

#5 with tater tots.

Mooyah was so so . Sweet potato fries were excellent, but burger didn't wow me. Grub burger is much better!

Jake's on Skillman is one of the very few things I miss about leaving Dallas and moving back home.

Legends in Bullard and the Blue Store in Noonday are quite tasty substitutes, however.

EDIT: To really test your age, does anyone remember Rosie's on Greenville Ave, near Yale?

Oh yeah, good burgers, great onion rings or tater tots and cold beer

..Absolutely..I grew up at Walnut Hill Greenville when it was all fields...Remember Cactus Jacks at corner of NW Hwy and Hillcrest.Or Prince Burgers at Lemmon and Toll..??.BEST hickory burger ever and sold to us underage!! LOL

First time I had Mooyah, I thought it was the best chain restaraunt burger I had ever had.
I have been multiple time to 3 different locations, and it was never as good as the first.
They changed their menu and setup a while back, and I don't really go anymore.

Tried them but was not as good as Scotty P's on Parker in Plano.