That's a shame. I enjoyed their burgers.

I didnt even know they were a pittsburgh based thing, never went.

I didn’t realize this was their last open location. Never was a big fan.

Always thought they were far superior to Burgatory.

Overpriced. You can overprice a lot of things here, seafood, steak...but too many good options for an expensive burger to make it.

The East Liberty location was/is a cool space. Square Cafe occupying that whole separate restaurant and leaving both empty every evening is such a waste.

That'll teach them to include more vowels in their name next time

BRGR was very much a 2010 restaurant. It was part of that bourbon-and-bacon semi-elevated comfort food wave. Even as a part of that movement, they weren’t very good. I’m surprised they lasted this long. I fully expect Milkshake Factory to join BRGR in the next year or two.

laughs in Five Guys

my sentiments exactly, i used to work there

I feel like their product was never as good as Burgatory

next restaurant will be 100% vowel burger restaurant-

UE

Why do you think that? I’ve never been to milkshake factory when it wasn’t busy, even though the prices are outrageous.

My experiences with the Milkshake Factory are the exact opposite, I am always the only person there.

No

I haven’t been inside one in years, but every time I walk past one it’s empty

They couldn’t afford those vowels—what else were they skimping on?

Ooooeeeeee

Only time I ever went there it just felt like mcdonalds with a higher price tag. Food wasn't necessarily bad but it wasn't anything that brought me back.

Their burgers were worse than 5 guys, which is a problem for a sit-down place called literally Burger

I thought Milkshake Factory's expansion always seemed bizarre and unsustainable. The East Liberty location opened in the dead of winter, exactly when everyone's jonesing for a milkshake. That one and downtown always look like the ultra-luxe stores at the mall--bright, clean, empty and with lots of dead-eyed employees milling around.

Yeah, my wife and I went to the Galleria the other night and were surprised to see it was shut down. Last time we went there it wasn't very good though, which is why we thought it shut down.

FWIW we still enjoy Burgatory in Homestead.

The last two times I was there, it was a comedy of errors. Wrong orders from both the kitchen and the bar, out of certain ingredients, disinterested staff.

Ya reap what ya sow

Did they sell chips at the hamburger store?

Neither are good however.