Bingo Burger - Pueblo

The burger was delicious, but in my opinion, it was a bit too heavily seasoned. The overall cost was too high for the portion size. The fries were average, but I must admit, the burger was delightful.

I would rate this restaurant a 3.5 out of 5. The atmosphere is charming and the service was excellent. I ordered a vanilla milkshake which was quite tasty. My significant other thought the burger was average, but really enjoyed the...

The burger had a good flavor, but it fell apart quite easily. The sandwich was messy and hard to eat, as it was dry and fell apart easily.

This place is a chain. it feels like a chain. coming from north colorado, it feels like a chipotle but for pueblo it is a novelty. they will get definitiw points for the offer of quinoa burger and free egg variety, but for the prices they calculate they can find much better veggie burger in the city. this place invites them extra for everything under the sun cheese, fries, sauces. a family can not get here for less than $40 or $50 (if they get any drinks.) the atmosphere is harmless, loud and sterile. no more beautiful place to enjoy a meal. large veggie burger alternative: shamrock brown grilled portobello with a side for $9 brues house raised veggie burger with fantastic fries for $13 best veggie burger if they can drive 20 minutes: three sisters veggie blt burger with amazing fries for $8

I ordered the veggie burger on a gluten-free bun with grilled vegetables, tomatoes, guacamole, and fries with a side of vegan aioli. The gluten-free bun was a bit dry, but it held together well and the overall burger was tasty. The girl at the counter was new, but the manager came out to help me find a dipping sauce as their fry sauces are mayonnaise-based. The vegan aioli is a small serving and must be requested as a side, so you may want to ask for two sides. Overall, it was a good experience and I'm happy to have a good vegan burger option in Pueblo.