7th Street burger

Went there with the expectation that a $6.50 burger would be exactly what it is supposed to be. Sadly it fell very far from that.

I did not order the fries, I watched the guy reach into the freezer and pull them out. So I figured I didn't need the Sysco fries again.

The sauce is mid similar to McDonald's. The burger sadly was under seasoned like no salt. You can't call it a smashburger, there's no crisp to it so it's similar to a quarter pounder. The pickles were good, probably Patriot pickles. The onions were not caramelized, semi-raw.

Overall, for a $6.50 Burger, I feel like it falls flat, and I'm not sure what the hype is about.

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u/meow_gifs_please — 2 months ago

[Request] hijacking this post. If I signed up for how and used it to feed the homeless how much pasta would I need to bankrupt Olive Garden

If they even allow you to take it away.

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u/meow_gifs_please — 3 months ago
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Liberalism = terrorism

Steven Miller and the trump white house decided liberalism is a threat to national security.

u/Past_Tea5075 — 3 months ago
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You want yours well done or boiled

How about both!!!

u/Owlcathulu — 4 months ago
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Overloaded soggy hot dog

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Looked good until it didn't. How would you even eat this.

u/Owlcathulu — 4 months ago