Get ready for a mouthwatering dining experience at Station 3 Clarkston. Our menu is stacked with flavorful dishes made from the freshest ingredients. Sink your teeth into our famous bone-in wings, savor our locally crafted burgers bursting with goodness, and relish the crispness of our fresh-made salads. Our menu will satisfy your cravings and leave you wanting more
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We split a classic burger, which again I felt was priced a bit high. We hadn’t been here before so I didn’t know what to expect, like the generous serving of the appetizer & what really caught us by surprise – the hamburger patties are huge. They obviously aren’t cheap frozen pucks.
Now, there was a hiccup with our order – the classic burger comes with onions & pickles and I asked for extra pickles, and it came with no onions & pickles, period. No big deal, they brought us some. The issue was taking the burger apart to add them made it very messy. It was messy because the burgers were so big. Hey, messy happens, especially with good burgers. This wouldn’t be worth mentioning but the chef (cook? what’s the difference?) came out & said he must have missed that. Did the waitress put no pickles & onions on the ticket? Or did he not know the ingredients of the classic burger?
Anyway, the bottom line is will we return. There are some places that are fine but not noteworthy. Station 3 is definitely noteworthy because of the green beans, which were great, and the size of the hamburger patties. So we will definitely be back.
It took an abnormally long time to receive our food, even with no other orders in the restaurant. I picked up my “philly” which had an abysmal amount of meat and cheese, and everything fell out the back. Who serves a Philly like that? Ended up eating it with a fork. The worst was the bite size. It came out looking like little Salisbury steak patties (not the typical LCV cube style). It was criminally overcooked and underseasoned. It just looked like dead flesh….inedible. The waitress saw and offered to bring out a new plate, which we graciously accepted. The next bite size looked better, as they seasoned it this time (with some kind of teriyaki sauce…which is a whole other issue lol). It was well done, once again. The waitress apologized and stated the cook lost his thermometer. Who needs a thermometer to cook bite size lol? Is he going to stab each piece of tiny meat individually? The final slap in the face was a 15% discount for all of that..
The server seemed genuine and nice, and she is the only reason I’m giving two stars instead of one.