This was an impromptu decision, for sure, but certainly not one I regret. I often find that if I am going to a run-down restaurant in a well-established neighborhood, I'm likely going to get some great food. This was no different. You can pull into the parking lot where Burger Town is and everything has a familiar feel to it, for me. A taqueria or two, a thrift store, an AutoZone. And then, in the middle of the lot as a stand-alone building with no seating for dine-ins, is Burger Town. I ordered the Norteña Burger combo with a Manzanita Sol. The lovely lady behind the counter was patient as I tried to finalize my order and they were very fast to serve up the dish. Under ten dollars got me in and out in less than ten minutes. The sandwich itself was an interesting blend. The mustard and mayo mixed well with the avocado and the ham complimented the patty and the bacon very well. The patty itself was very dry, but that didn't turn out to be too bad of a thing because they got the flavor of the patty all in the sear from the grill! This is a skill-perfected sandwich. Had the meat been a little juicier, I would have given the entire thing a higher score, but I think that any attempt to do so might change the formula entirely and ruin it. The fries were wonderful, crisp crinkle-cut fries dusted with a Cajun spice blend. Very good. I over-ate on the fries. Overall, if you want a great, fast, cheap burger, this place will more than satisfy. There was more than enough food for me to get stuffed on and the flavor was amazing. I give it a solid four out of five. If you would like to read more review about DFW's amazing local burger shops, look up BurgerByteDFW on Facebook or Instagram.