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Houston rap legend Bun B’s awesome burger sensation Trill Burgers has finally found a home, albeit temporarily. As expected, Trill Burgers will grill some of its signature burgers served during pop-up events, including OG Burger. Consisting of two crushed beef patties topped pickles, caramelized onions, American cheese, and Trill sauce, the burger remains a main menu item, along with the Vegan OG burger topped vegan cheese vegan mayonnaise. Although typically a two-meat smash burger model, Trill Burgers will also offer single and triple patties, as well as Baby G burgers for kids, and Texas-owned Dr. Pepper company will provide fountain drinks. Chef partners Mike Pham and Fernando Valladares will also reportedly introduce new menu items at Trill Burgers’ grand opening in the coming weeks. Painted in striking yellow and black, the 3,236-square-foot restaurant definitely has Bun B’s imprint on it. The restaurant features his likeness on burger boxes, and inside is a “Trill” mural that pays homage to Pimp C, his former UGK partner, who in 2007, along with a rest in peace mural. With 125 seats in a mix of picnic tables square tables chairs, Trill Burgers will initially offer food delivery on-site ordering, followed by drive-through service later online or phone ordering. Trill Burgers first opens its doors on June 1 as an invite-only friends and family night featuring some of Houston’s notables including rappers Slim Thug, Lil’ Keke, Geto Boys’ Willie D, former Texan Andre Johnson, Houston restaurateur Johnny. opened its doors for Joined by Carrabba and Riel chief Ryan Lachaine. Although the Montrose point is Trill Burgers’ first real-life venue, the smash burger business isn’t planned to stay there for long. According to a statement, Bun B and his team seek a permanent home in area, while the smash burger restaurant will use area as its “extended pop-up” location for six months. Meanwhile, the restaurant will be open during limited hours from 1100 to 2100. daily. Since launching in August 2021, Trill Burgers, the brainchild of Bun B , restaurateur Andy Nguyen of Bored & Hungry, and advertiser Nick Scurfield, has largely operated as a pop-up on the road. Music festivals such as Coachella California, Rolling Loud in Miami and LL Cool J’s Rock The Bells festival New York, where he made his debut at the “hip hop food court”. Here in Houston, the pop-up built a devout fan base, garnering long queues of people circling the buildings for hours on end. In July 2022, Trill Burgers entered a national Good Morning America contest where it was named “America’s Best Burger”. The week-long contest fueled the brand’s popularity in Houston and beyond, culminating in Bun B’s smash burger dominating rival burger restaurants from across the country, including Houston-based burger-chan. The pop-up followed this up with a four-week stay in Las Vegas at two hotels where burgers were served, allowing the owners of Trill Burgers to witness how burger can be prepared, scaled, and replicated at various locations. The Trill Burgers team announced that it found its last place in December.
