
Address and Contact Information
Address: 1101 Broadway, San Antonio, TX 78215
Phone: (210) 888-0666
Website: https://eatpumpers.com/
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Order and Reservations
Order: Order online
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Reviews
The service has been great the last two times I’ve gone. No complaints there.
I also got the Bushwacker drink and it tasted just like a milkshake. It was delicious as well. Very dangerous, but delicious nonetheless lol.
There was plenty of seating and the cones they give for your order are super cute.
I got the Charles, Jr. and my husband the Pumper—they were both gooood and filling. Seating is available, although can fill up quickly with the popularity of restaurant. We were able to grab a table relatively quickly, and there were also a few picnic tables outside. During our visit we saw a lot of take out orders, with online ordering available. We look forward to returning and trying the other Pumpers on the menu.
I got the charles jr. With it’s candied bacon and fried onions so far my favorite burger.
The el rey hotdog has pepper jack cheese with jalapeños and grilled onions spicy mayo and mustard, probably the best hotdog on the menu.
The place is small but it fits with the welcoming atmosphere, great service, friendly staff, and great music. Overall the best lunch experience I’ve had in months.
Pumpers is a new favorite on my list.
As soon as I stepped into Pumpers I knew I was going to like the food. It’s a great vibe inside and the staff were friendly and inviting. While I waited for the food I spoke to the bartender and learned about the various shows and events they put on there. I’m excited to check those out as well.
We ordered the Last Exit Burger, the Culo Melt, the Chili Cheese Dog, the Charles Jr. burger, and three orders of fries. Just holding each burger you can feel the heft of them, and you realize you’re in for a meal. The Chili Cheese Dog, which they call a Ripper, was delicious. An extra soft bun stuffed with a fried Nathan’s 100% beef glizzy, and covered and smothered with homemade chili, spicy cheese sauce, and sweet onions. I also ordered the Last Exit to Pumpers burger which was bursting with flavor. A filling and flavorful feast between two soft, yet firm, Milk Buns. The patties are rich and absolutely standout, as they are comprised of a brisket/chuck mix. One of my coworkers ordered the Culo Melt and they reported that it was phenomenal. Packed with jalapeños, Monterey Jack cheese, sweet onions, and a Salsa Matcha Aioli. My other coworker ordered the Charles Jr. and he said it was the best burger he’s had in ages. He raved about the combination of ingredients, fried onions, pickles, candied bacon, and charred cumin BBQ. I tried a piece of the candied bacon and it was to die for. The fries were cooked perfectly, and seemed to be an amalgamation of your favorite fast food burger joint’s fries. As if McDonald’s, In N Out, and Whataburger had a fry love child.
I cannot recommend Pumpers enough, and I also cannot wait to go back and try something new. We will definitely be going back, and I will definitely be attending one of their shows. 10/10 would recommend!!
Service: A
Tea: F
Solo dining: A
I’d heard of Pumpers but recently saw it on a best San Antonio burgers list and knew I must go. That said, The Burger Trail doesn’t go where there isn’t parking. And Pumpers teeters on the edge of that criteria. The place is tucked in the corner of a larger building in a seemingly-trendy area. I’m not sure you could get a two-bedroom house inside this restaurant. It’s an order-at-the-counter kinda place with some bar seating and a few tables inside and out. They call themselves an “adult burger store” which I think is just a tip-off to their 21 & up after 9 PM rule. No complaints here… I’m all about enjoying a late-night burger without plain-and-dry burgers clogging up the order line. The burger comes wrapped in foily paper so you get to open up this beauty like it’s a present to yourself (#treatyoself2025). You could immediately tell this milk bun was fresh and homemade with perfectly grilled edges. All the burgers come with two thin chuck-brisket patties and the perfect amount of melty American cheese. I wouldn’t call this a smash burger but it might be made that way and it is similar. I got the #2 that comes with special sauce, lettuce, pickles, and sweet onion. The ratio of meat to bread to cheese to sauce to veggies was quite strong. A rarity. And the flavor, oh the flavor, was full. The one and only drawback to this burger was that it had too much char on the patties which lost some of the goodness of its flavor. So this one gets an A- on flavor but it could so easily get to an A. The fries are not a good match for the burger – bland, thin, and undercooked. And the beverage selection is, well, they tried. No fountain drinks, no ice, no tea. Only canned Cokes and a couple of specialty bottled drinks in terms of non-alcoholic options. So obviously we should keep our focus on the burger. Cheers to Pumpers for birthing a nearly-ideal burger creation!
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The culo melt was their personal take on a patty melt. The burger was well made and it comes with candied jalapenos, which they were very liberal with. The burger overall was a bit too sweet for me. I also prefer more of a creamier type of cheese on my burgers. This joint uses a different style of cheese, with more of a stringy cheese pull. The chili dog was tasty but I am saddened that I forgot to ask for it “crispy”, but there’s always next time.
The service was a bit on the slow side, so that definitely played a part in me not going back to the register to order an additional dog. Overall, we were satisfied with our experience.
3.9/5