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| Here is a standard casual American chain eatery located in Buffalo's
southern suburb, not too far from Ralph Wilson Stadium and local shopping. They tout a
certain burger culture that's a step up from the stuff you get from fast food
chains. |
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| Seeing to it that I had avoided even the thought of ordering red
meat when eating out at home, I chose to give in to my human urges and got their Original
Gourmet Cheeseburger with a side of coleslaw. Since they offer bottomless fries when you
order them, I was puzzled to hear it doesn't apply to coleslaw (which I find a bit more
healthy). |
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| The burger was great, served on informal plastic baskets, and the
service was just as jocular, almost fun. Check out the retro decor; it's eye candy on top
of your meal, with no added calories. |
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| I drowned the palette with iced tea, which is brewed quite
nicely. |
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| I also ordered a gourmet burger, but they mixed up my topping
choices. It was pretty delicious, while the thick steak fries that came with it were
good for the most part. |
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| The waitress suggested a Raspberry Lemonade, which I tried; a mix of
lemon/lime soda with a few juices and some watermelon cubes that tasted delightful. The
second and third refill didn't have as much of a colourful taste, feeling more like tonic
water. The restaurant's decor made the experience feel like a sports bar but the
environment is friendly enough for families. |
