


Welcome to our Camelback East Village Phoenix location! The Camelback East Village area boasts one of the first established parts of the city of Phoenix with modern to historic buildings. Camelback East Village is situated between Piestewa Peak and Camelback Mountain and you can find our location in the Town and Country shopping area. Our Phoenix location was established in 2016 to bring craft burgers and sides to all burger lovers in Phoenix. Whether you’re in the area for a day of shopping or a day in nature, visit our Hopdoddy location to try one of our delicious burgers and Arizona craft beers!
Hours
| Friday | 11 AM–11 PM |
| Saturday | 11 AM–11 PM |
| Sunday | 11 AM–10 PM |
| Monday | 11 AM–10 PM |
| Tuesday | 11 AM–10 PM |
| Wednesday | 11 AM–10 PM |
| Thursday | 11 AM–10 PM |
Address and Contact Information
Address: 2033 E Camelback Rd Suite A13, Phoenix, AZ 85016
Phone: (602) 242-2337
Website: https://www.hopdoddy.com/locations/camelback
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I was in the mood for a great burger and found Hopdoddy nearby. The menu looked excellent, and I noticed they even offer Wagyu beef—which I didn’t try this time but definitely will next visit.
This was my first time here, and it was an easy 5-star experience. Melissa took our order and told us we’d enjoy everything on the menu, and Hopdoddy Burger Bar definitely delivered.
My friend ordered the classic burger, and I went with the double bacon jam burger. It was juicy, flavorful, and perfectly balanced with that sweet-and-smoky bacon jam. The brioche buns really stood out—freshly cooked, lightly buttered, and toasted just right. They held everything together without falling apart or drying out like you get at typical fast-food burger joints.
I had seasoned fries on the side, nicely seasoned and a great complement to the burger.
Before leaving, I noticed the custard-based milkshakes (you can even get a boozy one if you want). Dave, the bartender, made the shake I ordered, and it was outstanding—honestly reminded me of that Pulp Fiction $5 milkshake scene with John Travolta and Uma Thurman. One of the best shakes I’ve had in a long time.
Great food, great service, and I’ll definitely be back. Highly recommended.
The green chili queso fries arrived next and briefly convinced us the night might be salvageable. Shoestring fries, nicely salted, and a queso that’s clearly made in-house and actually knows what it’s doing. Easily the best thing we ate. The fries could’ve used another 30–45 seconds in the fryer, but the queso was working overtime and nearly carried the entire meal on its back.
Then came the Double Bacon Jam Burger, and any remaining optimism quietly left the building. Two ¼ lb patties, American cheese, mustard-grilled onions, pickles, mayo, and a tomato “bacon jam” that had apparently never met bacon. It was all tomato, zero smoke, zero depth, more marinara-adjacent than bacon jam. The patty was cooked fine but had strong frozen-puck energy, and there’s no option to choose the cook temp, which explains why everything felt aggressively average.
Service didn’t help. This is order-at-the-counter fast-casual, which is fine in theory, but not what we were expecting. Everything came out immediately. Fries hit the table in under a minute, drinks followed seconds later, and the burger arrived before we’d even processed the fries. It felt rushed and impersonal, like we were on a timer. By the time we tried to juggle everything, our food was already going cold which somehow matched the overall vibe.
Bottom line: not the worst burger I’ve ever had, but that’s a very low bar. In a town full of genuinely good burgers, this one barely competes. Plenty of better options nearby, and we’ll be going back to those.
Some of the outside tables are considerably wider than your standard picnic table, so it makes you feel more distant from your partner, and makes it a bit of a challenge to reach the fries if they are in the middle to share; I just ended up putting some on my tray, and pouring some queso over them
Right off the bat, we got our fries before we got our drinks, less than 2 minutes after sitting down, we got our burger before we barely got into the fries or drinks, so it kind of makes you feel rushed, and also makes the food get cold very quickly
Texas Sling
Tito’s Handmade Vodka, Italicus Liqueur, Lime & Pineapple
Not long on flavor, easy on the vodka, tasty for sure, but not notable
Green Chile Queso Fries
Creamy, cheesy, lots of diced green chili, brings a little heat, definitely tastes housemade, not from a can; the fries are not quite shoestring small, but they are a thinner cut than standard, the fact we sat outside probably made them get colder quicker but they were still good
Double Bacon Jam Burger
Two 1/4 on beef patties, white and yellow American cheeses, tomato bacon, jam, mustard, grilled onions, pickles & mayo
The burger patties were cooked well, good seasoning, though they do seem like Sysco, nice bun which does hold up, the jam is more tomato than bacon
I think a single 1/2 lb patty would be better than two stacked quarter pound patties
I would not consider this a restaurant experience, it’s more akin to fast food, or a badly run burger stand
For being a burger bar the burger was not anything to write home about, and I feel like it should be the star of the show, if anything the queso was the star
They are completely cashless, so keep that in mind if you come, and keep in mind you will be asked for gratuity when you pay for your food and drinks, with no way to gauge what level of service you’re about to receive (I would not have tipped as well)
It is not the worst restaurant experience I’ve ever had, it’s not even the worst burger bar experience I’ve ever had, but I don’t think I would recommend this place to anyone, and I definitely will not be returning
I tried the Parmesan cheese fries and the El Diablo burger over Brussels sprouts instead of a bun — I love that option! The Brussels sprouts were perfectly crispy, and the burger was cooked well and had a nice spicy kick. The decor inside is super cute, and there’s plenty of parking since it’s in a plaza.
Service was excellent — one of the staff even checked in on me during my meal. The place was clean and friendly, and I enjoyed every bite.