
Charbroiled burgers star at this fast-food chain also offering deli-type sandwiches, salads & fries.
Hours
| Tuesday | 10:30 AM–10 PM |
| Wednesday | 10:30 AM–10 PM |
| Thursday | 10:30 AM–10 PM |
| Friday | 10:30 AM–10 PM |
| Saturday | 10:30 AM–10 PM |
| Sunday | 10:30 AM–10 PM |
| Monday | 10:30 AM–10 PM |
Address and Contact Information
Address: 8320 NE Vancouver Plaza Dr, Vancouver, WA 98662
Phone: (360) 251-0131
Website: https://www.habitburger.com/locations/vancouver-wa/
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Order and Reservations
Order: Order online
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Reviews
The Habit! OH MY how we missed you!! Since leaving California years ago and finding out just this morning there was a Habit! Sheeeeeesh!!! We got dressed and hit the road! 30 minutes later!
There it was in all its glory!! THE HABIT.
So excited!!! the family and I strolled in!!
Just in time to beat the lunch rush. And when I say just in time, I mean it. There was two people in there when we first showed up, and by the time we left, there were almost no seats. Haha IT REALLY IS THAT GOOD.
We grabbed just about one of everything to be honest. But I was there for the french fries, and some of their delicious housemaid ranch. And let me tell you how they did not disappoint.
Whoever the manager is of this location really knows what they’re doing.I watched his team get hit with a huge lunch rush and not once did they bat an eye. Every single person who got their food were happy and quietly in conversation while eating. The atmosphere was filled with a hum of satisfaction. Also, there were no slugs in any of our food. Lmao. And if there were slugs, it was too good to notice!!
We one hundred and fifty percent will be returning in all of our glory! And we will recommend this place to everyone.We talk to even random people on the street! Hot dawn! Im so happy your here! NOW MY WIFE EVEN KNOWS WHAT SHE WANTS TO EAT. HOLY MOLLY!!!! HAHAHA
I like the place I thought the price was reasonable. I do want to try some of their other items that they offer on their menu. If there was one gripe is that I think their fry sauce could be a little thicker, maybe that’s just personal preference. I know when people leave, it’s a little hard to get right to the tables to wipe them down for the next customer. But I’m pretty understanding with that. If you’ve ever worked in food services, you’ll know.
Onion rings are really good, the sourdough bread on my sandwich was kind of falling apart, so I don’t think it was as fresh as it could be.
It’s a new place so they have to get used to things. I’m sure ingredient inventories have to be worked out.
Your food is made to order so it’s pretty fresh, I wish they would do what five guys does with their food preparation. They wrap the hamburger in foil so it stays warm until the fries get put on as a last item on your tray so the Pfizer hot and your burger stays warm in the foil.
I used to frequent this place in Ventura, California, this location is a bit off, but I’m sure it’ll get better.
It’s worth trying it out a few times until they work everything out.
It would be nice I thought to have a new fast food spot I could drop in occasionally while out bustling about. I have a couple of places that fit that bill, Killer, Smack Town, heck, even the Jack… in a pinch. These are all solid standards, I know what I’m going to get, something savory, something that lingers in the mouth in a friendly way.
But alas, this was not to be. Not a place to come out of the jungle for, a spot to lure me out of the tree tops. There are plenty of destinations about that sing the siren song, that are tasty crumbs along the path of life, leading you through the wilderness.
I’m not fond of the kiosk model, another wedge hammered between people, the opportunity to be kind. I suppose it might suit a younger generation who are more comfortable with anonymity, to their sad misfortune, but for an old codger like myself, it’s no fun. And when the suggested tip comes up, I’m not sure what it is for. Am I tipping for the convenience of not dealing with a human? It’s a flex.
The plating was odd, handing me a tray that seemed like an empty field with a couple of shrubs hanging out in the corners. A basket, napkins, placement, anything to make this meal a little less spartan. But that’s just a quibble.
The problem was the food itself. The burger was average and wouldn’t have made much of an impression one way or the other, but then came the onion rings like a false promise. At first bite, they seemed to have a decent crunch, not too oily, a strong sense of onion, but then there is a flaw in the diamond, a crack in the foundation… I made it about 5 bites in and salt overpowered me. My mouth began to revolt like the peasants in France. Remember what happened back then!
Is this a new thing? Instead of creativity, they just use more salt. I know in the forest and field they leave salt licks out for the animals, but at my age it just rises my risk of heart attack.
I will say the limeade was pretty good and I like fountain drinks because I can mix and match and because air gets into the drink. And the short interaction I had with an employee was pleasant.
A restaurant can build up a lot of things to claim their space. They can brand themselves and streamline the system, they can wear smart clean uniforms, and choose an edgy name, but the foundation is food and if the foundation is cracked, nobody comes by to visit.
Sparse brand, sparse presentation, sparse flavor (nice drinks). I’m afraid this will never be my Habit.