Burgers Etc.

P and I were craving burgers yesterday and I remembered that I had recently read about a really yummy burger place from my friend Sherman's Food Adventures as well as Chow Times: Burgers Etc. BBQ House. This place happens to be near where we live and so we decided to give it a try. The "Best" Burger did not disappoint at all! We each had an order of this 6 oz. steak with secret spices, tomatos, red onion, lettuce, etc. The order also comes with a side dish choice of corn niblets, coleslaw, potato something...and some more choices that I can't remember. We then also decided to add a fried egg and sauteed mushrooms as extra toppings for additional charge. P substituted his side dish for soup of the day.

You must be wondering why on Earth did we not order 2 different things so we can share and try more. You don't understand. This burger's sauce and layers of ingredients were all so juicy and tender that you wouldn't want to share! I finished my gigantic burger all on my own but it was just so big and tasty that I uncontrollably (is there such a word?!?) spilled my water as well as greased my hands and mouth in the process. My side of corn niblets were also tasty and took away some of my guilt with the grease intake. P's creamy potato soup was tasty but filling. The kind server also offered us cherry pie or apple pie with icecream for $3.25 but we just didn't feel like challenging our calorie intake.



This is definitely a good choice if you like a good, juicy burger. I usually feel stuffed (in a not so positive way) after having burgers for dinner but I felt fine this time around; I think it's because I didn't have cheese nor fries! Their price was reasonable for a burger joint: my order came to $10.50 plus tax and tips. They also had a consistent flow of customers on a Wednesday night, not too bad at all. One tip if you do decide to go, it's not that noticeable nor big, so I suggest you really check out the address first and don't go with a big party.