NCCommish
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NCCommish
Footballguy
There used to be a Fuddruckers by the U. They had pretty good burgers and the place was usually packed with college women. So win win.
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Henry Ford
Footballguy
I can't believe I'm about to get into this conversation, but tell me if I'm right:
there isn't a Chevron at 58th and Biscayne, you're between 60th and 61st at Europa Car Wash and Cafe.
Politician Spock
Footballguy
Again, Red Robin is the worst case scenario. There are thousands of restaurants that serve a burger and fries as good or better than Five Guys for $10, especially when they cook it to your preference and don't force you to eat your burger well done.
As for tax, unless you take your Five Guys to go, you're paying dine in tax too. So if tax is 10%, both Five Guys and your diner of choice are at $11. The tip is still $1.50. If you want to tip on the tax, then it's $0.15 for a total of $1.65, which is 15% more than the $11 that BOTH places charged after tax. Where you are coming up with 30% more is fascinating.
For the time it takes me to do that I can throw an 8 oz Ribeye on the grill and microwave a baked potato.Now granted, I only eat out once a work-week and really, it's more of a carry-out/dine-at-my-desk sorta deal, so I am not a good barometer of what lunch costs on a daily basis, but....there's a super market down the road that makes any kind of deli sandwich you want for $5.99. I will stack this tuna fish sandwich on marble rye with swiss cheese against anything Subway offers up. Absolutely splendid the way Sherri makes them for me. Fresh, tasty, all sorts of pickles and peppers.
I'm guessing you could find a supermarket in your area that does the same. If you're a soda drinker and a chips eater, you could probably find those cheaper at the store too.
Ribeye - $3
Potato w/fixings - less than 75 cents
Can of pop from the fridge - 25 cents
Let's say $3.99 and in/out in 30 minutes.
Ministry of Pain
Footballguy
That's right. There is a full on coffee place inside, the owner Rene built it to attract better customers to his overpriced gas pumps which I never fill up. But he has delicious sandwiches and the best coffee in the city. He then lead some of the adjacent space and a fellow who already had a detail and wash business rents it from him.
Inside has a TV with Soccer usually going and conches to sit, surf, and sip.
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Henry Ford
Footballguy
Yeah, I've been there. I'm just saying, it's not a "hidden gem." It's a car wash.
fantasycurse42
Footballguy Jr.
I had Five Guys today, prob the most expensive Five Guys in the world... The total was $9.99 after tax.
Ministry of Pain
Footballguy
What's pop?For the time it takes me to do that I can throw an 8 oz Ribeye on the grill and microwave a baked potato.Now granted, I only eat out once a work-week and really, it's more of a carry-out/dine-at-my-desk sorta deal, so I am not a good barometer of what lunch costs on a daily basis, but....there's a super market down the road that makes any kind of deli sandwich you want for $5.99. I will stack this tuna fish sandwich on marble rye with swiss cheese against anything Subway offers up. Absolutely splendid the way Sherri makes them for me. Fresh, tasty, all sorts of pickles and peppers.
I'm guessing you could find a supermarket in your area that does the same. If you're a soda drinker and a chips eater, you could probably find those cheaper at the store too.
Ribeye - $3
Potato w/fixings - less than 75 cents
Can of pop from the fridge - 25 cents
Let's say $3.99 and in/out in 30 minutes.
Ministry of Pain
Footballguy
Osaurus
Footballguy
flapgreen
Footballguy
soda popWhat's pop?For the time it takes me to do that I can throw an 8 oz Ribeye on the grill and microwave a baked potato.Now granted, I only eat out once a work-week and really, it's more of a carry-out/dine-at-my-desk sorta deal, so I am not a good barometer of what lunch costs on a daily basis, but....there's a super market down the road that makes any kind of deli sandwich you want for $5.99. I will stack this tuna fish sandwich on marble rye with swiss cheese against anything Subway offers up. Absolutely splendid the way Sherri makes them for me. Fresh, tasty, all sorts of pickles and peppers.
I'm guessing you could find a supermarket in your area that does the same. If you're a soda drinker and a chips eater, you could probably find those cheaper at the store too.
Ribeye - $3
Potato w/fixings - less than 75 cents
Can of pop from the fridge - 25 cents
Let's say $3.99 and in/out in 30 minutes.
Henry Ford
Footballguy
I live in another state, but I had business in Miami with an ambulance chaser up the road from there. I got lost because the ####### told me it was at 58th.
Henry Ford
Footballguy
I will say, for a cafe in a car wash, it is superb. Truly. I actually sent a picture of it to my wife with a caption to the effect of "this is inside a car wash. WTF?"
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How are their burgers?
Henry Ford
Footballguy
Pipes
Footballguy
Where do you find Ribeye for $6 per lb?What's pop?For the time it takes me to do that I can throw an 8 oz Ribeye on the grill and microwave a baked potato.Now granted, I only eat out once a work-week and really, it's more of a carry-out/dine-at-my-desk sorta deal, so I am not a good barometer of what lunch costs on a daily basis, but....there's a super market down the road that makes any kind of deli sandwich you want for $5.99. I will stack this tuna fish sandwich on marble rye with swiss cheese against anything Subway offers up. Absolutely splendid the way Sherri makes them for me. Fresh, tasty, all sorts of pickles and peppers.
I'm guessing you could find a supermarket in your area that does the same. If you're a soda drinker and a chips eater, you could probably find those cheaper at the store too.
Ribeye - $3
Potato w/fixings - less than 75 cents
Can of pop from the fridge - 25 cents
Let's say $3.99 and in/out in 30 minutes.
In N Out Fries animal style are like $3.30, right?
So you guys are paying $2 for a couple slices of American cheese, some grilled onions, and some 1k island dressing and you want to lecture others on what's a good value?
So you guys are paying $2 for a couple slices of American cheese, some grilled onions, and some 1k island dressing and you want to lecture others on what's a good value?
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Politician Spock
Footballguy
Statcruncher
Footballguy
There's a 5 guys (and an In-N-Out) about about a dozen miles from my house. It's the only one I've ever been to, and every time I've ordered they've asked me how I'd like the burger cooked. I've always asked for and gotten medium/medium rare, slightly pink in the center. Apparently this one franchise doesn't approve of the "well done only" rule and is going rogue. I wouldn't go back to 5 guys if I could only get a well done burger. And lol at people mocking free peanuts. Every time I've been in there the peanuts are getting crushed by people waiting for their food.
fantasycurse42
Footballguy Jr.
Had a single patty and regular fries... sometimes I'll have the double patty and a small fries, depends on my mood, but that is always enough for me. Never over $10 and change.
Henry Ford
Footballguy
A double cheeseburger plus fries plus tax is going to be less than $10 at Five Guys. And if you get a drink, you'll have to add that to your Red Robin order, too.
Politician Spock
Footballguy
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Henry Ford
Footballguy
Perhaps you missed the additional bacon on that particular burger. knock between .80 and $1 off the price.
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fantasycurse42
Footballguy Jr.
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Charlotte. Local grocery occasion does buy one get one. It's also 2 iron from my front door so I go in when they do their second markdowns to 60% off and find some good deals. Last fall they had a sale on $20 fillets to $12. Must have over estimated the demand because I left with $60 of meat at $5 / lb.Where do you find Ribeye for $6 per lb?What's pop?For the time it takes me to do that I can throw an 8 oz Ribeye on the grill and microwave a baked potato.Now granted, I only eat out once a work-week and really, it's more of a carry-out/dine-at-my-desk sorta deal, so I am not a good barometer of what lunch costs on a daily basis, but....there's a super market down the road that makes any kind of deli sandwich you want for $5.99. I will stack this tuna fish sandwich on marble rye with swiss cheese against anything Subway offers up. Absolutely splendid the way Sherri makes them for me. Fresh, tasty, all sorts of pickles and peppers.
I'm guessing you could find a supermarket in your area that does the same. If you're a soda drinker and a chips eater, you could probably find those cheaper at the store too.
Ribeye - $3
Potato w/fixings - less than 75 cents
Can of pop from the fridge - 25 cents
Let's say $3.99 and in/out in 30 minutes.
NCCommish
Footballguy
Yeah it is 6.50. So if I left off the bacon I would still be at 11.00. That's still expensive.
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Pipes
Footballguy
Nice...Ribeye's are typically double that here. $8.99 a lb if you catch them on sale at the right time.Charlotte. Local grocery occasion does buy one get one. It's also 2 iron from my front door so I go in when they do their second markdowns to 60% off and find some good deals. Last fall they had a sale on $20 fillets to $12. Must have over estimated the demand because I left with $60 of meat at $5 / lb.Where do you find Ribeye for $6 per lb?What's pop?For the time it takes me to do that I can throw an 8 oz Ribeye on the grill and microwave a baked potato.Now granted, I only eat out once a work-week and really, it's more of a carry-out/dine-at-my-desk sorta deal, so I am not a good barometer of what lunch costs on a daily basis, but....there's a super market down the road that makes any kind of deli sandwich you want for $5.99. I will stack this tuna fish sandwich on marble rye with swiss cheese against anything Subway offers up. Absolutely splendid the way Sherri makes them for me. Fresh, tasty, all sorts of pickles and peppers.
I'm guessing you could find a supermarket in your area that does the same. If you're a soda drinker and a chips eater, you could probably find those cheaper at the store too.
Ribeye - $3
Potato w/fixings - less than 75 cents
Can of pop from the fridge - 25 cents
Let's say $3.99 and in/out in 30 minutes.
Ministry of Pain
Footballguy
5 guys also sells something I like almost a much as a burger and that be the hot dog. They do a nice job of cutting it open and grilling it.
Politician Spock
Footballguy
A1 Peppercorn Bacon Burger with Fries... $9.99 at Red Robin.
However, since you order off the kids menu, it would cost extra to add bacon to your Rad Robin burger.
tom22406
Footballguy
fantasycurse42
Footballguy Jr.
When I search the google for "red robin sucks balls" https://www.google.com/#q=red+robin+sucks+balls
The second one down is another group of people debating RR vs FG
The second one down is another group of people debating RR vs FG
Politician Spock
Footballguy
Red Robin does suck balls. That's why I've called it the worst case scenario numerous times now. There are thousands of restaurants that will cook a hamburger to the temperature of your prefence and serve it with fries on a real plate for the same price Five Guys charges for an always well done burger served in tin foil. Most of them are as good or better than Five Guys. But yes, Red Robin is the worst of them.When I search the google for "red robin sucks balls" https://www.google.com/#q=red+robin+sucks+balls
The second one down is another group of people debating RR vs FG
fantasycurse42
Footballguy Jr.
I found it funny that there are other idiots out there just like us.Red Robin does suck balls. That's why I've called it the worst case scenario numerous times now. There are thousands of restaurants that will cook a hamburger to the temperature of your prefence and serve it with fries on a real plate for the same price Five Guys charges for an always well done burger served in tin foil. Most of them are as good or better than Five Guys. But yes, Red Robin is the worst of them.When I search the google for "red robin sucks balls" https://www.google.com/#q=red+robin+sucks+balls
The second one down is another group of people debating RR vs FG
Politician Spock
Footballguy
We're all idiots because Five Guys management is genius.I found it funny that there are other idiots out there just like us.Red Robin does suck balls. That's why I've called it the worst case scenario numerous times now. There are thousands of restaurants that will cook a hamburger to the temperature of your prefence and serve it with fries on a real plate for the same price Five Guys charges for an always well done burger served in tin foil. Most of them are as good or better than Five Guys. But yes, Red Robin is the worst of them.When I search the google for "red robin sucks balls" https://www.google.com/#q=red+robin+sucks+balls
The second one down is another group of people debating RR vs FG
They said, let's take a full service restaurant operation, take away the entire menu except for the hamburger, fries and hotdog, cook every burger to the edge of burning it, serve it to them in tin foil, and act like we're a fast food joint so they'll compare our burgers to McDonald's, Wendy's and Burger King and think we're awesome.
Five Guys didn't invent a better way to make hamburgers. They've just convinced everyone to think they're competing against fast food places.
Henry Ford
Footballguy
A trip to Five Guys is faster for me than a trip to Burger King.We're all idiots because Five Guys management is genius.I found it funny that there are other idiots out there just like us.Red Robin does suck balls. That's why I've called it the worst case scenario numerous times now. There are thousands of restaurants that will cook a hamburger to the temperature of your prefence and serve it with fries on a real plate for the same price Five Guys charges for an always well done burger served in tin foil. Most of them are as good or better than Five Guys. But yes, Red Robin is the worst of them.When I search the google for "red robin sucks balls" https://www.google.com/#q=red+robin+sucks+balls
The second one down is another group of people debating RR vs FG
They said, let's take a full service restaurant operation, take away the entire menu except for the hamburger, fries and hotdog, cook every burger to the edge of burning it, serve it to them in tin foil, and act like we're a fast food joint so they'll compare our burgers to McDonald's, Wendy's and Burger King and think we're awesome.
Five Guys didn't invent a better way to make hamburgers. They've just convinced everyone to think they're competing against fast food places.
Ministry of Pain
Footballguy
Henry Ford
Footballguy
Caesar
Footballguy
I had 5 guys today. 15 bucks for a burger, regular fries and medium drink.
I won't go back. It is not a terrible burger, but I can pay a helluva lot less to make my own and it will taste better. I am not a huge fan of fries, so that does nothing for me.
I did enjoy the root beer. Its one of my guilty pleasures.
I won't go back. It is not a terrible burger, but I can pay a helluva lot less to make my own and it will taste better. I am not a huge fan of fries, so that does nothing for me.
I did enjoy the root beer. Its one of my guilty pleasures.
Henry Ford
Footballguy
Henry Ford
Footballguy
I don't think anyone's arguing that Jake's is inferior to Five Guys. That would be ridiculous.
what's Jake's? Your buddy's backyard?
Henry Ford
Footballguy
Henry Ford
Footballguy
Now I want onion rings. Why did you have to bring up Jake's?
Osaurus
Footballguy
So, some local place in Dallas that nobody has heard of does a better job than a national franchised chain? Well this changes everything.
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