Max's Beefy Burger - Anchorage

Wheelchair accessibility: The restaurant was not easy to navigate for wheelchair users, and the bathroom, although equipped with a grab bar, was too small to maneuver a wheelchair in.

I arrived a bit late to pick up my food, and the woman working at the front counter kindly re-fried my fries to warm them up. She was very friendly and personable. I have already been back multiple times. When you think of burgers in Anchorage, Max Burger is the place you should envision.

I visited this restaurant today and was pleased to discover that they use fresh mushrooms in their burgers instead of canned ones, which I don't like. The burger was delicious and just the right size, so I will definitely return. Another bonus is that it's located right next to Value Village, so I can enjoy a burger and then do some thrift store browsing.

The burgers are mediocre compared to other burger joints I've tried so far. The service was a little bit on the cold shoulder side weather it was unintentional or not I was slightly uncomfortable with the service, so overall it's OK if your looking for a burger but I'm sure the Asian food they provide mat be better.

Max's may be the best burger joint I've been to. There may be a better one out of state, but this one is hard to beat. More than a dozen burger choices made fresh to order. A staff that cares. Bare bones basic dining room, which barely matters after you get your burger. Lots of other food options rather wide ranging for a burger joint, including Hawaiian BBQ.