NNTP-Posting-Date: Mon, 12 Apr 1999 02:53:11 EDT Date: Mon, 12 Apr 1999 06:53:11 GMT Xref: alexander.INS.CWRU.Edu ba.food:37364 Someone wrote: Jim P. wrote: : >I am new to the area and need help finding the best hamburgers in the : >San Jose/South Bay Area. : > : >The bigger, greasier, and messier the better. I am not interested in : >healthy or gourmet food. Is there anyplace that has a burger like : >Tommy's of Southern California? : : Simply put: no. I spent a good fifteen years eating Tommy's burgers. : There is nothing like that around here that I've found. Even available : during normal eating hours, never mind the usual hours I would find : myself at Tommy's or The Pantry. : : For those unfamiliar with Tommy's, they serve their burgers with a : heap of oily, fine-ground chili, a big slice of tomato, mustard, : and pickle. You can get them single or double, with or without cheese. : The meat is pretty mediocre, and fried. I usually get a double : cheese with extra chili, hold the pickle. With a spoon to eat the : chili that slops out of the cheap bun. Plus if you go to the one OK, it's not BA but if you ever get stuck in Sacramenna try Willy's. It's a Tommy's imitator and located near Broadway and 16th, right off the 15th st. exit from business 80. D.M. "...your burger guide for the Sacramento Valley." From [email removed] Thu Apr 22 13:26:31 EDT 1999 Article: 37392 of ba.food
Sacramento, CA