Re: The Cheeseburger Appreciation Thread
Posted: Sat January 10, 2015 2:31 pm
Smashburger maybe?Chris_H_2 wrote:I still haven't tried that place. To what other fast-food burger emporium would people compare Five Guys?
Smashburger maybe?Chris_H_2 wrote:I still haven't tried that place. To what other fast-food burger emporium would people compare Five Guys?
smashburger > five guysB wrote:Smashburger maybe?Chris_H_2 wrote:I still haven't tried that place. To what other fast-food burger emporium would people compare Five Guys?
I took the question to be more of "what is Five Guys like?" and less of "what is as good as Five Guys?"spike wrote:smashburger > five guysB wrote:Smashburger maybe?Chris_H_2 wrote:I still haven't tried that place. To what other fast-food burger emporium would people compare Five Guys?
five guys is very good, but smashburger is awesome.
no, it's a solid comparison. i'm just passionate enough about smashburger's deliciousness that i felt it's superiority needed to be stated.B wrote:I took the question to be more of "what is Five Guys like?" and less of "what is as good as Five Guys?"spike wrote:smashburger > five guysB wrote:Smashburger maybe?Chris_H_2 wrote:I still haven't tried that place. To what other fast-food burger emporium would people compare Five Guys?
five guys is very good, but smashburger is awesome.
I hate how it's nearly impossible to get seated at Kuma's Corner without waiting for 2 hours. The burgers are good, but not worth wasting half your day for.Malloy wrote:spurnk, have you been to kuma's too?
I think we've kind of moved beyond that . . .Alex wrote:chicago, stop trying to build your entire 21st century culinary identity around meat pies
are those the best meat pies in the world?Chris_H_2 wrote:I think we've kind of moved beyond that . . .Alex wrote:chicago, stop trying to build your entire 21st century culinary identity around meat pies
http://www.nbcchicago.com/news/local/al ... 09161.html
WAAAAAYYYYYY better than New York'sAlex wrote:are those the best meat pies in the world?Chris_H_2 wrote:I think we've kind of moved beyond that . . .Alex wrote:chicago, stop trying to build your entire 21st century culinary identity around meat pies
http://www.nbcchicago.com/news/local/al ... 09161.html