Becks Prime Restaurant

I forgot to post immediately but my wife and I were there 2 wks ago. It's a real good burger joint. Cant remember the name of the one I had but it had carmelized onions, bacon, jalapenos and it was real good. My wife had the chile burger and was good but I thought they could have gone heavier on the chile. We like it messy...oozing out but still a real good burger. They were juicy and you could taste all the fixings. We had a family order of onion rings and they didnt disappoint as far as how big and how many.....they were good. Whataburger and Sonics onion rings are better (just my opinion). Will go back to try another burger for sure.

I will give it 4 stars....because I don’t know if it was worth the price. We paid $45 for two of us and a 2 year old. The black and blue burger was good...just not sure it was worth $10.75 by itself. I had to pay extra for the fries. The drinks were $2.50. The atmosphere was cool. We had a little room to ourselves and with a TV and couch. My 2 year old loved being able to run around. We went shopping after and the playground was really cool!

Beck's Prime is a burger and bar restaurant located within the new Living Spaces furniture store/warehouse off of Heatherwilde by Texas 45 toll. It does have a direct-to-outside entrance. Spanning two floors by way of a wide staircase and an elevator, it also features patio seating on both levels and a glass-enclosed party room. Featuring wine, beer and liquor licensing, the bar portion itself is somewhat small and located behind the ordering counter, making for a somewhat noisy experience for bar patrons during peak hours. Restaurant seating is expansive, however; well lit and spacious. My party of four was surprised with the rapidity of the food service. Appetizers were out within moments, and the burgers not long after, despite 6:30pm Saturday prime business hours and a patron in line before us seemingly ordering to-go food for a party the size of a small states' legislature. We were pleasantly surprised. Onion rings were very large and thick, with an aioli that we discovered contained a significant amount of (mild) curry powder. Jalapeno poppers with a cheddar and pimento cheese filling came out with a decent ranch dressing, although I found these on the more salty end of the spectrum. The burgers are cooked Medium, but still juicy to the point of needing to hold them over the baskets to keep from making a mess. The fries were quite good, of the skin-on fresh-cut variety but had none of the over- or undercooked issues these normally have at other establishments. Note that fries and other sides are not included or as part of a combo and are around $3 per serving. For groups of three to six I recommend getting the single one pound "family" fries and share it. I have only two mild pieces of constructive criticism- during busy times, the two register ordering area can get quite full and "lane confusion" occurs frequently. Stanchions with ropes might assist with this. Secondly, drink refills are a little laborious as you can only get them at the bar or the ordering counter and one feels like you have to either wait the full ordering queue to get some more iced tea or try to flag down bar staff while standing between seated bar patrons. A separate non-alcoholic beverage refill station would go a long way to alleviate the crowding. Overall I give Beck's Prime a 4 out of 5 star rating.

Very great tasting burgers. I’d probably try split the fry next time because it was a lot of foods. They had a decent beer selection and very cold glass. The other food sounded good as well. The place is spotless clean and very modern feel. Lots of open room and some rental rooms up stairs. The staff at the bar was very friendly.