White Castle is just bad. I mean it's tasty enough if you're starving, drunk and poor but otherwise no.
Actually had my first Krystal burger ever tonight. Sure, it's bad food that's awful for you and I have to not think about what's actually in there, but it tastes pretty damn good - better than White Castle, which I've only had a time or four. It's nowhere close to In-N-Out, Lark Burger, or the real winner, the ones I make myself on the grill, but when you see one and you are hungry, they sure do hit some spots.
"One season per year, the gods open the skies, and releases a white, fluffy, pillow on top of the most forbidding mountain landscapes, allowing people to travel over them with ease and relative abandonment of concern for safety. It's incredible."
One man's White Castle is another man's Kobe slider. I like Charburger in G-wood Springs. Probably because I always stop there on the way back from the desert when I'm fucking starving.
Edit to add: Are White Castle and Krystal the same thing? They sure as hell always seemed like it.
The Kobe slider at the St. Julien hotel during happy hour is the best slider I've ever had, FWIW to you Boulder folk.
"One season per year, the gods open the skies, and releases a white, fluffy, pillow on top of the most forbidding mountain landscapes, allowing people to travel over them with ease and relative abandonment of concern for safety. It's incredible."
I used to think this too until a southerner explained to this yankee how Krystals are superior to Whiteys. Whiteys are steamed on a bed of onions, and apparently Krystals have onions 'steamed in' to them. a Whitey stops there unless you 'add on' things. Krystal comes with mustard and pickles.
From my limited research it appears that Krystals are college kid hangouts while Whiteys are places to get shot. Both should be eaten on the toilet to save time.
I still call it The Jake.
Any White Castle is like the most epic Walmart for people watching. I'm gonna get fat living here. Fuck, I already picked up smoking because I can't stand to be around it unless I have one, and everyone here smokes. I miss Colorado, SO MUCH. Except their snow. For skiing I'll take Kirkwood anyday, unless I could put up residence in someplace like T-Ride or Silverton.
"One season per year, the gods open the skies, and releases a white, fluffy, pillow on top of the most forbidding mountain landscapes, allowing people to travel over them with ease and relative abandonment of concern for safety. It's incredible."
5 Guys FTW!
Ask em to throw some jalapenos on the grill for a while before putting them on the burger...
Heaven.
Wish they had roasted garlic tho.....
Charburger is good, but it is not what I would call 'fast' food. Pretty legit fries too.
Well, it's a drive through burger joint, and a solid one at that. I just park my moto and sit on the picnic tables and lick my fingers and try to suck down my shake = awesome burger joint.
As for highcountry around here: Goodtimes, Larkburger, and Benderz's are legit enough to keep me from my whopper jr. craving.
5Guys>In-n-Out? Pluesse. Put the bong down and get with the program.
We have 5 Guys around me -been twice - what a disappointment- nothing special (at all). At least Shake Shack has a facsimile of In-n-Out in their double burger, but 5 Guys, is just another average burger.
And what do I look forward to when I visit Texas (like next week?) - LEAVING.
Actually in CT right now and will visit son on Thursday, meeting him at Pepe's. Take that burger joints!
I used to hit up the OG Five Guys in Alexandria all the time when I lived in DC. Bacon cheeseburger with grilled mushrooms, jalapeños and A-1 is the bomb. Add some Cajun fries and I'm good to go.
The ones out west aren't nearly as good IMO, but still solid.
No In-N-Outs in Oregon so I always stops here when I'm in Cali.
They are too different to be really comparable
My personal favorite burgers are good pub burgers with a fried egg on top. That's the good shit.
Speaking of pub burgers, try the Brown Lantern in Anacortes. Sloppy, oversized and piled with grilled mushrooms, onions and swiss cheese.
Living vicariously through myself.
I thought it was gay when they took out the 80 year old mahogany beer cooler and put up rows of fancy liquors and shit. They sold the beer cooler. Would have bought it if I wasn't living in an 1100 square foot cabin at the time.
Living vicariously through myself.
This conversation needs more Ollie's Trolly.
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