BURGERS

I think pizza and McDonalds is/was a Canadian thing.

Anyway, for fast food burgers, I like Wendy's, although sometimes I get a craving for Burger King. I probably eat Five Guys more than any other burger, because they're the only fast food burger place (besides McDonald's, meh) close to my office. Five Guys is alright, but they're overrated burger-wise. They have awesome fresh cut fries, but the burgers are on the small side.

If I want a really good burger, I go to Red Robin or Fuddruckers. I like Red Robin a bit better, but I'm also a cheapskate, and I don't have to tip anyone at Fuddruckers.

Jam it back in, in the dark.

There is definitely a market for people who like no-frills burgers. McDonald's has the Quarter Pounder, though I don't often get a chance to eat there, Hardees has several burgers that are just meat, cheese and one other thing (bacon, mushrooms, etc.)

Me, I like toppings, and love to try new/strange toppings. The Bacon Guacamole Burger is my regular order at Red Robin, but I've tried their burger with egg on top too. I'm also partial to the Big Jack Daddy Burger at Buffalo Wild Wings, which is a burger, pulled pork, giant fried onion rings and BBQ sauce. When I'm making my own burger, I use honey mustard in addition to the ketchup, pickle, onion, tomato, and lettuce (lettuce isn't vital).

There's nowhere I can't reach.

There are several Cheeburger Cheeburgers near me, and I've been disappointed both times I've eaten at one. The milkshakes are fantastic, and really the only reason I'd go back, but the burgers were incredibly dry, and served on a bun that was much larger than the burger (a pet peeve of mine). The selection of toppings was a nice touch, but it didn't make up for the fact that the meat was mediocre.

This is kind of a picky complaint, but they don't really cater to the single guy as far as the fries go. The smallest order of fries is still way more than I can eat, aren't that great, and I feel bad about leaving so much food on my plate. Plus it's a small restaurant, and really attracts the families with screaming kids.

If they could get another decent restaurant in that restaurant park (used to be an Atlanta Bread Company, but it closed), I'd get a milkshake from Cheeburger Cheeburger and my food somewhere else.

This thing is sticky, and I don't like it. I don't appreciate it.