My mom knows the guy who started it when I say she knows him... you know I mean sexually he has a huge ass house in Nashville. tennis court in the backyard (no burgers though) and shit.
Both closed here which is disappointing. Nothing to go crazy over, but a decent place for a chain burger joint and also that Hawaiian Chicken sandwich was pretty stellar.
Love Lottaburger. There is a place in Albuquerque called Bob's Burgers that does Taco Burgers. It's half a burger patty, green chile, lettuce and tomato in a taco shell and it is fire.
Thread had a little bit of everything. I especially enjoyed the tangent on page 5 involving fried chicken and cum covered biscuits.
I was putting Ike's and Sugar n' Spice ahead of Miami Subs...mainly b/c it has late night hours helping it be #3, but Beacon a solid 4.
The one where I live closed down recently. There was never anyone there so I'm amazed it held on for as long as it did.
I just had Whataburger for the first time. And last time. It's better than McDonald's, congratulations??
just diving into this thread. Getting In-N-Out on my way home from work thank you very much :gundyfat:
Had whataburger a few times a couple years ago when I visited on business. Not even in the same ballpark as in-n-out. Basically struck me as a Texas ripoff of a Burger King
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http://www.upi.com/Odd_News/2015/07...om-of-In-N-Out-Burger-beverage/3611438360970/ Spoiler LOS ANGELES, July 31 (UPI) -- A lawsuit filed in Los Angeles alleges an In-N-Out Burger customer discovered his drink had been spiked with meth after the beverage made him sick. Fred Maldonado filed a lawsuit Wednesday in Los Angeles Superior Court alleging he ordered a burger and a beverage at the fast food eatery's Downey location March 9, 2014, and he felt ill after drinking some of his soft drink. The lawsuit states Maldonado found two capsules and a napkin at the bottom of the cup the following morning and took them back to the restaurant, where a manager apologized and offered him a free burger. "Plaintiff did not initially know what the two capsules were, but later testing revealed that they were methamphetamine and that it appeared that they may have been illicitly manufactured," the suit states. Maldonado's lawsuit accuses the chain of negligence and strict liability. He is seeking unspecified damages. In-N-Out Burger officials said they will fight the allegations in court. "Customer safety is one of our highest priorities," In-N-Out Burger Executive Vice President Arnie Wensinger said in a statement. "We will vigorously defend these baseless claims."
Runza wasn't on the ballot so any result can't really be valid Sorry if this has already been covered
"But you can get as many average hamburger patties as you want with your shitty fries. It's so great!" ~Every in-n-out fanboy.
I love the men in Blazers, but pats and genos are fucking crap. This is how "whataburger" wins awards.
In Seattle, we have Tat's Deli. Owner is from North Philly and I'd put there offerings up with anything I had on my two trips to the city of brotherly love this summer. You basically need a raincoat to eat there.
Pffft my finishing move on you will be a Double Double Animal Style straight into your roody poo candy ass. Then I will parade this around letting everybody once and for all know who the People's Burger Champ really is.
I can be unbiased about Whataburger. The lettuce could be better. Having shredded lettuce/onions on a hot burger isn't the way to go. That's why I stick to the cheese/mustard/pickles only.