General Malaise
Footballguy
I'm definitely NOT researching 'best burgers near me' at the moment, nope.
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Brunell4MVP
Footballguy
We don't have Culver's near us, but when in Florida I will swing by one. Very nice for fast food. Tastes good. They bring the food to the table. Employees are nice.
Dan Lambskin
Footballguy
Wait so this study compared a 5 guys cheeseburger (which is a double) to single cheeseburgers at other places? Wow no wonder it came in as the least healthy
Drunken knight
Footballguy
had a "little" burger and "little" fries yesterday= $16. fries were equivalent to 2-3 orders elsewhere.
fries were better than times past- more crispy, less salt.
burger was ok.
only went to them out of convenience (was running errands and they were near by).
when will i learn? ... not motivated to return
fries were better than times past- more crispy, less salt.
burger was ok.
only went to them out of convenience (was running errands and they were near by).
when will i learn? ... not motivated to return
nirad3
Footballguy
I would assume so, but just about every fast-ish food joint is super expensive. I went to a Farmer Boys a week or so back and it was $19 for a burger, fries and drink. Only reason I went there is the same meal was on special for $11 a month or two ago. Funny thing is they had some promotion for a burger with some fried onions and a weird sauce on it for $11. Looking back I should have just ordered that without the funky crap on it and saved myself $8.
Raging weasel
Footballguy
Yeah, the comparison only works if the meat patties all start at the same weight and include the same toppings.
HomerSimpson
Footballguy
An In N Out Double Double is still less than $6 with tax. Even here in CA. Me and my girlfriend share a well done Fries and drink sodas from home. She does a lot of add ons too. Adds pickles/peppers. And asks for like 9 ketchup's and 6 spreads haha (which are free) and it's about $20ish to feed both of us. Unless we get a puppy patty for our dog, they only charge us $1 for it.
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This will sound counterintuitive, but I really wish In n Out would significantly increase their prices. I almost never go because the lines anywhere near a meal time are absurdly long and they aren't nearly as good at getting people through quickly as places like Chik fil A are. I wish they'd sacrifice some volume for profit margin.
HomerSimpson
Footballguy
I usually go at 10:30 am. They'll start taking orders as soon as they are prepped. Then eat a early lunch or late breakfast (if im being a pig) or air fry it later just to toast up the fries and buns. But yeah , the lines can get ridiculous at peak times. I feel ya. My In N Out literally has a Chik Fil A across the street. At peak Lunch/Dinner times, that intersection is a madhouse haha
