Good grief, people, it's a chain restaurant. You pretty much know what you're going to get when you come here: decent food, plenty of it, at a reasonable price. If you go in expecting the best food you've ever had, you're gonna have a bad time. Recognize that this place calls itself \""Red Robin Gourmet Burgers\"" for two reasons: 90% of the people who eat here equate \""big and messy with lots of stuff on it\"" with \""good burger,\"" and \""Red Robin Really Big and Messy Burgers That Taste Pretty Ok\"" didn't test as well with focus groups. \n\nIf you want a really good burger, go to a specialty burger joint that's not a chain. If you want a big burger loaded with a lot of flavorful things like bacon, jalapenos, avocado, and barbecue sauce, accompanied by a ton of fries and a frosty adult beverage, Red Robin would be a good choice. \n\nIs it truly gourmet? Not hardly. Is it gourmet enough for most Americans? Definitely. \n\nAnyway, I went to this location while in town on business. Nothing that I wasn't expecting, and just what I was looking for: a decent burger, some fries, and a frosty adult beverage on the company's dime. Service wasn't the best I've ever had but was perfectly acceptable, the food was plentiful and tasty, the beer was cold, and the company paid for it. Nothing to complain about. \n\nIn the future, folks, when you write a review of a chain restaurant, rate it according to your expectations of it as a chain, and don't try to be a food critic.