D-Lux Burger was great!

[HopperFan]

I can't think of many other burger combos they haven't got, there is plain, spicy, bacon. If you just want a bacon cheeseburger maybe ask for the BBQ sauce to be left off? An option of blue cheese might be good. But there aren't many good combinations missing, what would you add?

I'm also undecided on the QS credit value. In a park you would get the regular burger, simple fries, dessert (or snack) and a drink. At flame tree you can get chicken, ribs, beans, coleslaw, dessert (or snack) and drink. Whereas D-Lux only gets you the burger on its own, dessert OR fries and a drink. So the burger is better quality, but if you really want fries and dessert its maybe not the best value. Although its a better use than a QS credit at BB Wolfs sausages or Aristocrepes where a credit gets you a sausage (or crepe) and two drinks as they don't offer desserts or snacks at those locations, also as the crepes are all under $10 its poor value.

There are tons of burger combos that would be good. Burger restaurants usually have a wider variety or a build your own option. Guacamole, Mushroom & Swiss, Black and Bleu are common basic offerings as well and adding them gives a wider range of cheeses and veggies as well. They could do that without a fancy expanded menu, which a nice burger restaurant will offer with about a dozen options or build your own.

I asked those with me if they felt you could truly customize and they said they didn't think other than probably leaving stuff off but not create. But we didn't try either. At this point there is only one burger I would order unless I felt like a chicken one. Don't get me wrong, it was AWESOME, but there was an expectation that a burger restaurant would offer slightly more.

I disagree on the value. That burger compared to a park QS burger is about as opposite as they come quality and size wise. No way I could eat a dessert after all that food so fries option is fine with me.

 

[sharonabe]

I'm also undecided on the QS credit value.

You don't think an $11-12 burger, $5 fries, and $7 float is a good value for that QS credit? I think it's an excellent value for a QS credit.

 

[HopperFan]

You don't think an $11-12 burger, $5 fries, and $7 float is a good value for that QS credit? I think it's an excellent value for a QS credit.

And the fact that it could easily feed two adults, saving a credit for another meal that may feed two, makes it a plus in my book.

 

[SunnieRN]

Has anyone tried the gelato shakes? Thank you!

 

[Lori74]

are the burgers grilled or cooked on a flat top?

 

[PlutoTheDog89]

are the burgers grilled or cooked on a flat top?

Based on the photos I've seen, it looks like a flat top. No grill marks and it has that delicious crust-looking outside on the burger that can only be attained from a flattop. I could be wrong, though.

 

[pschro1]

So what is included in a quick service credit meal at D-Lux since fries are separate? Is it a burger, drink, and dessert? Or can you substitute fries in for an item? Are the shake counted as a drink credit? Or is it just fountain drinks?

 

[sharonabe]

So what is included in a quick service credit meal at D-Lux since fries are separate? Is it a burger, drink, and dessert? Or can you substitute fries in for an item? Are the shake counted as a drink credit? Or is it just fountain drinks?

All QS meals are really the entree and 2 snack options. So at D-Lux you can have the burger, small fries, and a fountain drink or a float. Shakes are NOT included and are NOT a snack credit, so if you want one, it will be OOP. You could also have the burger, small fries, and the red velvet "hamburger." OR burger, red velvet, and drink or float.

 

[pschro1]

Thanks sharonabe!