I'm a huge Gordon Ramsay fan, and this was my first trip to Las Vegas since he opened his three restaurants there. My trip wouldn't have been complete without a stop to at least one of them. \n\nThe line at BurGR is typically 1-3 hours long. They don't take reservations, so you must stand in line and wait. On the Friday that we arrived in Las Vegas, which happened to be my birthday, we ventured down to Planet Holleywood (home of BurGR) and saw there was no line around 2PM. We immediately went in. \n\nIf you've read any of my other reviews, you know two things about me: 1) I love burgers and 2) I'm a burger snob. I want a burger and I want it cooked perfectly. At BurGR I opted for the Hell's Kitchen burger and ordered it medium rare. I received the most delicious burger I've ever consumed. Perfectly cooked, juicy without being greasy, beautifully presented, and overall a flavor assault on my taste buds. Is that where this story ends? Absolutely not. The burger cost $14! $14 in Las Vegas. It was A La Cart, but if you compare it to a A La Cart burger place in (Bru) $14 is more than reasonable for Las Vegas. \n\nI will eat at BurGR again the next time I'm in Vegas, even if I have to wait 2 hours in line.