Great burger place. Wish I could make burgers like this at my house, but this place is amazing. They cook their burgers to perfection and are full of flavor. The staff is really friendly as well and the service is fast. Fun atmosphere with a clean environment.

Second time here. $10 for $20 coupon thanks to using the Player's card. (score!) Got 2 "make your own burgers" with a side of fries and water. It's a 1/2 lb Angus burger and you can choose which cheese (American, swiss, cheddar, pepperjack, etc), toppings ($1 extra, include bacon, fried egg, coleslaw, etc) and bread (brioche all the way) you want. The burgers come with fries or onion strings. DO NOT GET THE ONION STRINGS. THEY WERE NOT GOOD. Honestly, the fries aren't that good either but when you're paying 50% your meal, the fries will do. The burgers on the other hand were delicious. Tackling the first bite is tough because the burger is like 4 inches tall. They also have bottled beer for sale. I will keep coming here as long as I get the coupons in the mail. Other than that, Wild Burger is not good enough for me to go out of my way and eat here. I'd rather go to Fat Burger or even In-N-Out...it's cheaper and more convenient. And side note: the casino needs better ventilation because gawd it smells like smoke so bad...notably the worse smelling casino I've been to. And I've been to that small one with Ellis Island near the strip which didn't smell nearly as bad.

The girl who took our order was all about doing as little as humanly possible, but aside from that everything was good. My husband and I split a classic cheeseburger. I'm a little biased...they use Tillamook cheese (which I love). The star of the show, though, was the "To Die For Desserts". They have ice cream shakes, deep fried Twinkies, and house made Ding Dongs. We split the Ding Dong and it was fabulous. We both said afterwards that we'd go back just for that!! Shakes are $3 & the other 2 are $5/ea. Well worth the price!!!

So I visited another Wildfire Casino, this one on N. Rancho Drive, which meant there is another WildBurger location to try out. After visit two locations now, both appeared to share similar interior design implementation. It is a casual local casino diner serving burgers, hotdogs, wings, and breakfast items, but looks pretty new and clean. Last time I was at a WildBurger, I tried their WildBurger so I thought I try out their other signature burgers at this location. That meant ordering The Crispy Chicken Deluxe Sandwich and The Cajun Turkey Burger. Both were good, but the clear winner was definitely The Cajun Turkey Burger (tasted better and not as heavy). The Fried Onion String was also a lot better here than the one I tried before, and I killed it all this time around, instead of leaving most of it on the plate. The Honey Garlic Boneless Wings had great flavor, was not spicy at all (for a medium), but it is made with cut up chicken breast pieces. Even though it was fried perfectly and is moist inside, I think I will stick to the real chicken wings next time. 4 stars for good food at a reasonable price, friendly service in a clean casino diner that does not overly reek of cigarette smoke. Plus there was no line to wait in to be seated or to place an order on my visit. Oh yeah, in another month or so, they will expand their menu at all locations. So will be interesting to see what else they cook up for the new menu.