NNTP-Posting-Date: Wed, 25 Aug 1999 15:10:57 CDT Organization: Giganews.Com - Premium News Outsourcing X-Trace: sv1-lB4IQNr+LXLsCIkIXx606pN+d3k5ISh0LD+RxGSeSB/UrhZGXJThkVHL8cKP1KDAnvLZA3wdPpFbjP/!8Is6VTbxtP8M X-Complaints-To: [email removed] X-Abuse-Info: Please be sure to forward a copy of ALL headers X-Abuse-Info: Otherwise we will be unable to process your complaint properly Date: Wed, 25 Aug 1999 15:08:38 -0500 Xref: pale-rider.INS.CWRU.Edu austin.food:5527 Someone wrote: > All this talk about burgers is making me hungry. Todd doesn't eat meat, so > a burger out for me is a rare treat. When a burger thread appeared before, > we went out to Fran's, Dan's, etc. to find the ideal burger. But all these > places fry their burgers on a grill! > > Nowhere did I see *my* dream burger: about 1/3#, charbroiled, on a toasted > bun, with lettuce and tomato. Price is not as important to me as quality. > For a while I liked Grady's, but their service and food quality has been > pretty bad on two occasions, now Todd doesn't want to go back. Any new > suggestions would be welcome. Actually, the grilled burgers at Central Market Cafe are pretty darn good. And there's plenty of rabbit fare for your SO. I hate the sweet pickles, but otherwise I'm all over the 3 cheese burger. Cheers, Dusty
Austin, TX
new burger request
Yes, Dusty, I want to try CM. I don't like eating at CM in the winter because it gets too crowded and noisy. We were there to hear the Gulf Coast Playboys the other night. I had my first BBQ sandwich since moving to Austin. It was good, and so were the fries. Todd does eat fish, he thought the catfish was also one of the better we've had in town. Lynn Dusty R. wrote: >Someone wrote: >> All this talk about burgers is making me hungry. Todd doesn't eat >meat, so >> a burger out for me is a rare treat. When a burger thread appeared >before, >> we went out to Fran's, Dan's, etc. to find the ideal burger. But all >these >> places fry their burgers on a grill! >> >> Nowhere did I see *my* dream burger: about 1/3#, charbroiled, on a >toasted >> bun, with lettuce and tomato. Price is not as important to me as >quality. >> For a while I liked Grady's, but their service and food quality has >been >> pretty bad on two occasions, now Todd doesn't want to go back. Any >new >> suggestions would be welcome. > >Actually, the grilled burgers at Central Market Cafe are pretty darn >good. And there's plenty of rabbit fare for your SO. I hate the sweet >pickles, but otherwise I'm all over the 3 cheese burger. > >Cheers, > >Dusty > >