‘Burgers’

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Burgering at The Golden State

August 5th, 2010 Tweet Facebook Digg Stumble Reddit

Smothered in cheesiness.

One fateful afternoon at Dodger Stadium, a raging drunk who had been told of my meat blog decided to proclaim their love of burgers at The Golden State.  Never having heard of this restaurant, my girlfriend took the opportunity to look it up and plan a dinner there.  The place itself is pretty small, with only about 8 or so tables and their menu is also pretty small.  There’s only one real burger on it, with an additional turkey burger, veggie burger, sandwiches and hot dogs.  Fortunately, the lone burger looked pretty tasty.

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Keeping it Simple at The Foundry

July 26th, 2010 Tweet Facebook Digg Stumble Reddit

This stuff comes with the food.

I’ve been meaning to head to The Foundry on Melrose for a while.  Not only have I heard good things about the food in general, but I also heard that once upon a time The Foundry challenged Father’s Office to a burger taste test.  I’m not sure who ended up winning that particular taste test, but I was happy to know that someone had the balls to challenge the pretentious Father’s Office.  Finally, a 30% coupon from Blackboard Eats pushed me over the edge to finally visit The Foundry.

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LA’s Best Burger at 26 Beach?

July 14th, 2010 Tweet Facebook Digg Stumble Reddit

Awesome sign.

Recently, a Facebook burger competition (very scientific) crowned 26 Beach in Venice as the best burger in LA.  Now you may be asking yourself, “What the hell is 26 Beach?” and you are not alone, because even I had no idea what the place was until contest began.  Somehow this unknown burger contender topped my personal favorite, Umami Burger.  I couldn’t let this stand, well at least not without trying it myself, so off I went to 26 Beach to see what sort of witchery pushed their burger to the top of the heap.

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Getting Chili on Top at Lulu’s Coney Island

July 13th, 2010 Tweet Facebook Digg Stumble Reddit

Now that's loose.

With nearly every visit back to Michigan (time permitting), there is a requisite stop at a Coney Island.  You can’t drive more than a few miles in the metro Detroit area without hitting a Coney, and I’m pretty sure they are all awesome.  My go-to Coney growing up was Leo’s, but sometimes convenience outweighs loyalty.  So last time I was back in the homeland, we went to Lulu’s Coney Island in Walled Lake.

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Thinking Outside the Box at Village Grille

July 9th, 2010 Tweet Facebook Digg Stumble Reddit

Pizza! Nachos!

Although I grew up in Michigan, I can’t remember ever setting foot in Grosse Pointe.  I guess it was just too far outside the bubble of Farmington Hills/West Bloomfield.  Fortunately, my buddy decided to marry a Grosse Point native, giving me my first chance to see what food was like on the other side of Detroit.  We headed to the nice little downtown area of Grosse Point and got ourselves a table at the Village Grille.

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Beer Me Some Bell’s Oberon

Look like summer to you?

It’s really not summer until you’ve had some Oberon.  Sure, the weather may be warm, the grass may be green and the county may be forcing you to water your lawn only on odd-numbered days, but in truth, none of this matters until you get some Oberon in you.  Now, you may be wondering, “What is Oberon?”  If you turn to Wikipedia (the source of all knowledge), you will be lead to believe that Oberon is the king of the fairies.  But this is just hogwash.  In fact, Oberon is more likely to be a king of beers.  No, not the king of beers…some brewery in St. Louis has that copyrighted.

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