Been a while, but a couple of the boys and I would meet for a late lunch there. Can't remember the name of the sammich but it was about 3/4" thick of sliced beef. It didn't taste like roast beef but I liked it nonetheless.
Outlawed in Texas
Yeah, feel free to miss me with any $6 "wagyu" burger. Reminds me of the "do you see any cows" line from Demolition Man
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The mozza sticks are pretty fucking good imo.
Who cares?
Well it was nice knowing you, but let me find the ban hammer now. It's around here somewhere, sir!
The best burger I've ever eaten. I hope they roll this out nationally.
The best burger you have had was from fast food?
While I too think that is a little over exaggeration, hands down the best burger I have ever had was from a tiny hole in the wall gas station in east Texas. I don't think the town is even there anymore and the gas station for sure burned down decades ago and never rebuilt. They cooked these things on a flat top that had to be 100 years old and never cleaned. We would go visit my great grandmother and every so often go a few towns over to have those burgers. I've searched ever since and had some amazing burgers, but none of them as greasy and delicious as that one.
Did you ever eat a Hell Burger at Rooster's Roadhouse in Denton?
Nope, not sure I've heard of them. There was some place I went up there off 35 to have a burger everyone kept telling me I had to try. No idea the name of it. Never went back since their idea of having a good burger was "put more garlic on it". Burped garlic for a freaking week.
They test marketed a new hamburger in Flint, Michigan.
Only that one.
