☆Google Maps-(200👍 Views) Open M-Sat 6:30am-5pm *closed Sun. Incredible Prices-Great Food-Great Service. Run by 4 siblings with families of there own as they've continued serving the many local families & friends going back 3+ generations deep. Yes i have had many a lunch & a few early dinners. But it's the early AM dine in breakfast I really enjoy. I get to visit with a few long time buddies while feasting on the Best perfectly prepared French Toast meal my taste buds have ever Experienced. Buon Appétit....
heather thompson
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June 06, 2026
I have absolutely loved this place since my high school days. The staff is so friendly and catering. The food is fast and fresh. The chili cheese fries make me wanna slap someone's momma lol. Be ready to be full. The prices are still so reasonable. You can definitely feed your family here even on a budget!
jane kwoun
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July 24, 2026
First time going here by accident but it was better than I thought. The lady inside the order window was very nice and kind. She made every customers fee welcomed and served unlike any other hamburger stand.
The portion was huge enough to share and the price was very reasonable.
Will definitely go back for a quick bite.
El Rah
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July 10, 2025
Old school hamburger joint. Staff greet their customers by name. Customers travel miles to enjoy the breakfast burrito or large portions and made to order food customized to your liking. The place needs an update but the constant flow of customers shows they know looks are not that important. Quality product with Large portions and low prices drive customers. Overall positive experience. Filled the family. 👍🏼🌯
James Lin
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November 02, 2025
4/5 ### George's Hamburgers, Fullerton: Solid Bites in a Legendary Spot, But Patience Required
Tucked away on West Commonwealth Avenue in Fullerton, George's Hamburgers has earned its stripes as a neighborhood cornerstone since the '70s—a no-frills diner where locals flock for hearty, affordable eats that hit the spot without pretense. This family-run joint thrives on word-of-mouth hype, drawing crowds for its massive breakfast burritos, juicy half-pound burgers, and sides that could feed a small army. On a recent weekday lunch run, I dove in expecting the classics, and while the food delivered reliable comfort, the infamous wait times tested my resolve. If you're craving a quick grease fix, brace yourself; this isn't fast food, it's a ritual.
The menu keeps it simple and satisfying: think thick, char-grilled patties slathered in cheese and fixings, or the behemoth breakfast burrito stuffed with fluffy eggs, crispy hash browns, bacon, sausage, and melty cheddar—all wrapped in a toasted flour tortilla that holds together like a champ (pro tip: ranch on the side elevates it to perfection). I went for the double cheeseburger combo with a side of their famed chili cheese fries, and the burger was a winner—juicy, well-seasoned beef with that perfect sear, fresh toppings, and a bun that didn't sog out. Portions? Generous to a fault; the fries alone could serve two, piled high with house-made chili, gooey cheese, and a sprinkle of onions. Everything tasted homemade and flavorful, with that nostalgic diner vibe that keeps folks coming back. Prices seal the deal—under $15 for a full meal that leaves you stuffed and smiling.
That said, the real star—the chili cheese fries—lands squarely in average territory. They're hearty and messy in the best way, with a decent chili that's spicy without overwhelming, but the cheese can cool too quickly into a rubbery layer, and the fries underneath go limp if you're not diving in hot. Solid? Absolutely. Worth the institution-level lines snaking out the door on weekends (or even peak lunch hours)? Eh, not quite. We waited 25 minutes just to order on a Thursday afternoon, and another 15 for the food to hit the table—charming for die-hards, frustrating if you're hangry and just want to eat and go. The tiny space and limited seating amplify the chaos, turning a casual bite into a commitment. Service is friendly and efficient once you're in, but the bottleneck is real.
Bottom line: George's shines for unpretentious, crowd-pleasing grub that's miles better than chain slop, especially if you're in for the full Fullerton experience—grab a burrito to go and skip the sit-down shuffle. But for those chili cheese fries? Save the hype for something that justifies the queue. Great neighborhood fuel, just not a line-stander's dream. 4/5 stars: Tasty tradition with a side of timeout.
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☆Google Maps-(200👍 Views) Open M-Sat 6:30am-5pm *closed Sun. Incredible Prices-Great Food-Great Service. Run by 4 siblings with families of there own as they've continued serving the many local families & friends going back 3+ generations deep. Yes i have had many a lunch & a few early dinners. But it's the early AM dine in breakfast I really enjoy. I get to visit with a few long time buddies while feasting on the Best perfectly prepared French Toast meal my taste buds have ever Experienced. Buon Appétit....
I have absolutely loved this place since my high school days. The staff is so friendly and catering. The food is fast and fresh. The chili cheese fries make me wanna slap someone's momma lol. Be ready to be full. The prices are still so reasonable. You can definitely feed your family here even on a budget!
First time going here by accident but it was better than I thought. The lady inside the order window was very nice and kind. She made every customers fee welcomed and served unlike any other hamburger stand. The portion was huge enough to share and the price was very reasonable. Will definitely go back for a quick bite.
Old school hamburger joint. Staff greet their customers by name. Customers travel miles to enjoy the breakfast burrito or large portions and made to order food customized to your liking. The place needs an update but the constant flow of customers shows they know looks are not that important. Quality product with Large portions and low prices drive customers. Overall positive experience. Filled the family. 👍🏼🌯
4/5 ### George's Hamburgers, Fullerton: Solid Bites in a Legendary Spot, But Patience Required Tucked away on West Commonwealth Avenue in Fullerton, George's Hamburgers has earned its stripes as a neighborhood cornerstone since the '70s—a no-frills diner where locals flock for hearty, affordable eats that hit the spot without pretense. This family-run joint thrives on word-of-mouth hype, drawing crowds for its massive breakfast burritos, juicy half-pound burgers, and sides that could feed a small army. On a recent weekday lunch run, I dove in expecting the classics, and while the food delivered reliable comfort, the infamous wait times tested my resolve. If you're craving a quick grease fix, brace yourself; this isn't fast food, it's a ritual. The menu keeps it simple and satisfying: think thick, char-grilled patties slathered in cheese and fixings, or the behemoth breakfast burrito stuffed with fluffy eggs, crispy hash browns, bacon, sausage, and melty cheddar—all wrapped in a toasted flour tortilla that holds together like a champ (pro tip: ranch on the side elevates it to perfection). I went for the double cheeseburger combo with a side of their famed chili cheese fries, and the burger was a winner—juicy, well-seasoned beef with that perfect sear, fresh toppings, and a bun that didn't sog out. Portions? Generous to a fault; the fries alone could serve two, piled high with house-made chili, gooey cheese, and a sprinkle of onions. Everything tasted homemade and flavorful, with that nostalgic diner vibe that keeps folks coming back. Prices seal the deal—under $15 for a full meal that leaves you stuffed and smiling. That said, the real star—the chili cheese fries—lands squarely in average territory. They're hearty and messy in the best way, with a decent chili that's spicy without overwhelming, but the cheese can cool too quickly into a rubbery layer, and the fries underneath go limp if you're not diving in hot. Solid? Absolutely. Worth the institution-level lines snaking out the door on weekends (or even peak lunch hours)? Eh, not quite. We waited 25 minutes just to order on a Thursday afternoon, and another 15 for the food to hit the table—charming for die-hards, frustrating if you're hangry and just want to eat and go. The tiny space and limited seating amplify the chaos, turning a casual bite into a commitment. Service is friendly and efficient once you're in, but the bottleneck is real. Bottom line: George's shines for unpretentious, crowd-pleasing grub that's miles better than chain slop, especially if you're in for the full Fullerton experience—grab a burrito to go and skip the sit-down shuffle. But for those chili cheese fries? Save the hype for something that justifies the queue. Great neighborhood fuel, just not a line-stander's dream. 4/5 stars: Tasty tradition with a side of timeout.