Trill Burgers opens its fourth Houston-area restaurant Friday on Westheimer, with a late-night drive-thru planned beginning in October.
HOUSTON — Trill Burgers is expanding again in the Houston area, this time bringing its burgers and a late-night drive-thru to Westheimer near the Galleria.
The concept co-founded by Houston rapper and entrepreneur Bun B will open its fourth Houston-area restaurant Friday, Sept. 25, at 7616 Westheimer Road.
The new location will eventually stay open later than any other Trill Burgers restaurant.
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Initially, the restaurant will be open from 10:30 a.m. to 10 p.m. seven days a week. Beginning in October, its drive-thru will remain open until 3 a.m. Fridays through Sundays.
What’s inside the new Trill Burgers?
The 3,100-square-foot restaurant has seating for 70 guests and a wraparound drive-thru.
The building features a black exterior with yellow trim. Inside, customers will find a custom “Be Someone Trill” mural inspired by the “Be Someone” street art painted on a railroad bridge over Interstate 45 near downtown Houston.
“Every time we open a new location of Trill Burgers, it’s such an incredible feeling for our entire team,” Bun B said. “We are so grateful to the city of Houston for embracing Trill Burgers the way that it has. Our guests continue to show us love and support, and we promise to always deliver that Trill Burgers quality that customers know to expect. Having a location on another iconic Houston road is truly surreal. We can’t wait to welcome y’all to Westheimer.”
What’s on the menu?
The Westheimer restaurant will serve the same menu as Trill Burgers’ other locations.
That includes its signature OG Burger, made with two smashed all-beef patties, caramelized onions, Trill Sauce, American cheese and pickles on a potato roll.
Other options include the Vegan OG Burger, Triple OG and Triple Vegan OG Burgers, along with Lil G and Vegan Lil G Burger kids’ meals and seasoned Trill Fries.
Customers can also order fresh-squeezed Trill Lemonade in Classic, Strawberry, Blue Wave and Desert Pear flavors. The lemonade can be mixed with iced tea to make an Arnold Palmer.
Trill Shakes are available in Chocolate, Vanilla and Strawberry.
Trill Burgers continues Houston-area expansion
Trill Burgers was established in Houston in 2021 by Bun B, whose name is Bernard Freeman, restaurateur Andy Nguyen and Nick Scurfield.
The concept started as a pop-up before opening its first brick-and-mortar restaurant at Shepherd Drive and Richmond Avenue in Montrose in 2023.
Trill Burgers expanded to Spring in April 2025 and Missouri City in December 2025. It also has a campus location inside the student center at Rice University.
The concept was named America’s best burger by “Good Morning America” in 2022 and won a Gold Buckle Foodie Award for Best Classic Fair Food at the Houston Livestock Show and Rodeo in 2023.
Trill Burgers has also served its smashed-patty burgers at the Houston Livestock Show and Rodeo, Coachella Valley Music and Arts Festival and Rolling Loud in Miami.
The Westheimer restaurant becomes its fourth brick-and-mortar location in Greater Houston.
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