

After 55 years of serving internationally renowned barbecue in Driftwood, the Salt Lick is honoring its cofounder with Thurman’s Old-Fashioned Burger at Austin Bergstrom International Airport. Thurman Roberts traveled across Texas for work and he loved getting burgers at little stands along the way. Thurman’s Signature Cheeseburger was modeled after his favorite burger and includes two 1/4lb. beef patties with secret seasoning with a slice of cheese in the middle.
Address and Contact Information
Address: 3600 Presidential Blvd, Austin, TX 78719
Website: http://www.saltlickbbq.com/
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Reviews
I ordered the Signature Cheeseburger, which comes stacked with two juicy ¼ lb patties and a slice of cheese tucked right in the middle like a secret handshake from Texas. The seasoning? Bold. The bun? Soft and warm. The fries? Crispy salvation. It wasn’t just a meal—it was a redemption arc.
That burger didn’t just satisfy my hunger. It restored my faith in airport dining and gave me the strength to face the final leg of my journey. If you ever find yourself weary and wandering through Austin’s terminals, Thurman’s might just save your day too.
The burger was dry, flavorless, and fell apart almost immediately. I had to stop eating halfway, it just wasn’t enjoyable at all. The fries looked interesting (more like thick potato wedges), but they didn’t taste like much, no seasoning, no crispness, just bland.
I noticed others eyeballing their burgers as well and throwing them away without finishing. Super disappointing.
Photos show how it started… and how it ended.
With that said the burger looked amazing as you can see in pictures, but it was kinda bland and dry.
I’ve never heard of this place but everything I read on their signs sure made me feel it was going to be something special.
At least I had time to get a thing to eat as my layover was only 45 minutes. It definitely filled me up.
People were your typical airport working. They didn’t really want to be there, just like me.
Airport food was always overpriced and now with food inflation it is even worse, especially when feeding three people. At twenty dollars per person, it ends up being sixty, and the food usually looks and tastes like it should cost about twenty total.
Enter Thurmans kids menu. Six dollars gets you a one quarter pound burger or two piece chicken tender with sauce plus fries. Ordering on the kiosk weirdly charges for sauces but ordering in person does not. The food was made fresh and actually tasted good. The ranch and honey mustard really hit the spot and the fries, cut big which is not usually my favorite style, tasted just fine with salt and ketchup.
Overall, I was glad to spend under twenty to feed the family with decent tasting food.
The guy at the counter was helpful and friendly too!