They have the best car shows every weekend from spring until fall. Their food is even car oriented and delicious. The shakes come in MANY flavors and the rootbeer floats are ....Too bad they don't... More

They have the best car shows every weekend from spring until fall. Their food is even car oriented and delicious. The shakes come in MANY flavors and the rootbeer floats are ....Too bad they don't serve beer.
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As an individual who grew up in Washington and was always a loyal patron of Triple X Burgers, I was horrified by my last experience there! I now live in Phoenix, Arizona and had not been to Triple... More

As an individual who grew up in Washington and was always a loyal patron of Triple X Burgers, I was horrified by my last experience there! I now live in Phoenix, Arizona and had not been to Triple X in several years, but was excited to take my children there this past trip for the great food that I remember - what a HUGE disappointment. The atmosphere is the same as I remember, but it has been taken over by new management, and the food is a pitiful reminder of the old days. I didn't even recognize my favorite burger (59 Caddy) when they brought it to the table - the patty was paper-thin and looked like a pre-made frozen patty. The kids meals were even worse! It looked like they had taken one or two chicken strips and cut it into four pieces to make it look like more. The vanilla milkshake my kids ordered looked fine, but neither of them would drink it, which is unheard of for them! I tried it to see what the deal was and it was on the warmish side and tasted like vanilla drink powder with some milk and whipped cream on top...no ice cream in this milkshake! The last straw was the bill - I could not believe we paid almost $50 for two burgers, a milkshake, and two kid's meals!!!!! Bottom line: For those of us who remember and love the old Triple X Burgers, this is an insult. R.I.P. Triple X Burgers - I will never again eat here.
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I contemplated this weekend to get their ultimate burger. It's big and it has like 5 patties. I ended up getting the bacon burger, 409 Tri Power? It was juicy, but the patty was rather small. ... More

I contemplated this weekend to get their ultimate burger. It's big and it has like 5 patties. I ended up getting the bacon burger, 409 Tri Power? It was juicy, but the patty was rather small. Didn't hit me as good as last time. The rootbeer float is still the killer. I kinda wish their patty would be bigger, so that's one less star than before from me.
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Part 1: I have been to the TripleX 3 times in the last year. Being a vegetarian, as is my daughter , we obviously were limited to the Ford Fairlane, now called by another name. Their... More

Part 1: I have been to the TripleX 3 times in the last year. Being a vegetarian, as is my daughter , we obviously were limited to the Ford Fairlane, now called by another name. Their gardenburger. First time was fine, the sandwich was actually ok, but they forgot to put the cheese on them, and the fries were transparent with grease. Dirty grease at that. I have worked a deep fryer, I know old oil. The ice cream shake was not ice cream, its the same neon white paste Dairy Queen uses full of all types of guar and locust bean gums to give a sense of creamy thickness that is all fakery! Due to burgers being decent outside the missing cheese, I returned with my daughter a few months later. Big Mistake..... We were convinced neither of our sandwiches had cheese on them. Guess what they do now? Instead of a slice of cheese, get this! They put grated cheese on it! Like maybe a tablespoon! I asked the manager where the cheese was, he told me the cook put it on, its grated. I said so instead of a slice they sprinkle grated cheese on it??? To sub fries for onion rings is an additional $2.50! Guess how many onion rings I got? 5. Thats it. 5, FIVE!!! And most were small and extremely greasy. I paid 50 cents a ring! Well I thought, from now on, I would forgo the sides and stick to just the sandwiches, as the garden burger was satisfactory though Fat Burger's far outshines them. And I had heard so much about the burgers, I took my boyfriend there yesterday to have him try the real meat burgers, not the garden patty. I skipped the sandwich as it seems they like to "skimp" on cheese. Big mistake. What arrived could not be classified as a burger by restaurant standards but only by all school cafeteria free lunch programs of America! Thin, not even beef colored! I am not kidding this thing was 1/8 inch thick at its biggest point. The thinnest a burger patty could be and still retain the title of a patty! No wonder the food came in like 5 minutes! The patties probably take 1 minute each side to cook! And the fries? Even more transparent and dirty greased then the last time! I couldnt eat them! THey looked like fries that had been recycled off other plates and refried to be hot again! They think by disguising the burger in a big glistening bun that it will evoke the idea of some hot fresh juicy burger! Kind of like commercials fake up the food to look fresh though we all know the milk is Elmer's glue! It was embarrassing to rave about their sandwiches from what I had heard, just to have this embarrassing grayish yellow circle donned with shriveled mushrooms and lettuce! Not even any cheese on his Cutlass! $11.99 for this pathetic burger basket combo that had 3 onion rings and about 5 curly fries! Some combo! Oh and the drinks?? Better ask no ice, because for $2.59 the big mugs get no refills and they are packed to the brim with ice! 4 sips my "INSTANT" iced tea was gone. Instant powder tea! Yuck! No offer of sugar or lemon either. Forget a big mug in a chilled glass for the root beer. My daughter's drink got one refill for the $2.69 price but it too was all ice. So, 3 drinks almost $9 for $.50 worth of liquid. (Read Parts 2-4 in comments I added) Pros: None Cons: Food incredibly cheap, overpriced, came too fast
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I used to come here as a kid and the food was always good. However, I took my husband and kids here yesterday and it was TERRIBLE. MY husband's bacon on his cheeseburger was cold -sent it back, and... More

I used to come here as a kid and the food was always good. However, I took my husband and kids here yesterday and it was TERRIBLE. MY husband's bacon on his cheeseburger was cold -sent it back, and my grilled cheese sandwich smelled like bacon-gross. My son ordered the chicken strips and all he got was one chicken breast cut into strips and it was $10! (As was my disgusting grilled cheese). Our bill was $40 overall. Outrageous. I won't ever come back here again. I think their motto is "If we put a bunch of garbage on the walls they might not notice the garbage on the plates!" Pros: The staff was nice Cons: Food was expensive and awful
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You will love the atmosphere and food here. This place has history. The first drive-in food place in the Pacific Northwest was an XXX Root Beer Drive-In. This one was originally established in the... More

You will love the atmosphere and food here. This place has history. The first drive-in food place in the Pacific Northwest was an XXX Root Beer Drive-In. This one was originally established in the 1930's I think, and was on Sunset Way. It was opened here in about 1968 when it was moved to this location. It is located at 98 N.E. Gilman Boulevard in Issaquah, right off I-90. In the summer they have lots of car and motorcycle rallies here. You will really enjoy the burgers, mugs of root beer and milk shakes. You will be transported back to the 50's and 60's. Stop in and I guarantee you will enjoy the food and people. The prices are reasonable.
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You will love the atmosphere and food here. This place has history. The first drive-in food place in the Pacific Northwest was an XXX Root Beer Drive-In. This one was originally established in the... More

You will love the atmosphere and food here. This place has history. The first drive-in food place in the Pacific Northwest was an XXX Root Beer Drive-In. This one was originally established in the 1930's I think, and was on Sunset Way. It was opened here in about 1968 when it was moved to this location. It is located at 98 N.E. Gilman Boulevard in Issaquah, right off I-90. In the summer they have lots of car and motorcycle rallies here. You will really enjoy the burgers, mugs of root beer and milk shakes. You will be transported back to the 50's and 60's. Stop in and I guarantee you will enjoy the food and people. The prices are reasonable.
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The food may not be anything to write home about but Triple X offers a really fun atmosphere and a wide diner style menu. It's a great place for a casual, interesting meal.

The food may not be anything to write home about but Triple X offers a really fun atmosphere and a wide diner style menu. It's a great place for a casual, interesting meal.
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The food may not be anything to write home about but Triple X offers a really fun atmosphere and a wide diner style menu. It's a great place for a casual, interesting meal.

The food may not be anything to write home about but Triple X offers a really fun atmosphere and a wide diner style menu. It's a great place for a casual, interesting meal.
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