It was rated as the least healthy restaurants by Mens Health magazine at one point, so definitely worth a one time try if you want a greasy burger. They are pretty good for a fast casual restaurant and have lots of toppings. If you go just order the small portions as the large are meant to be split (though European portions are generally smaller than our giant ass American portions, so maybe this won’t apply).
In and out is a disappointment (fries also are terrible). If anyone visits Seattle, they need to try Dick’s. Similar concept but actually good. They also give $19 an hour right now, insurance, sick leave and vacation immediately on hire, tuition reimbursement, and promote from within. I think a few other perks too. So worth supporting if you are gonna get fast food.
Five Guys is terrible. And I say that as someone who doesn’t like In N Out.
Good stuff shakes are so good. Would go to the Capitol Hill location during the cherry blossom festival for that cherry shake.
I've never been much of a shake person so I've never tried them.
This is really all I was saying, becaaause:
I agree with this.
Habit is solid
Very expensive place, and we got one here finally. I still yet to try it out here. I did try it once or so in another city in my state, and was alright.
How did I forget? The actual burger quality isn't much different, but they're my favorite from this category due to the Smoke Shack burger alone. That sauce? Bomb. The cherry peppers? Fire. Bacon? Bacon.
Oh hell yeah Culver's is great.
Friendship ended with subs, burgers is now our best friend
Culver's is pretty good, but they have the same problem a lot of fast food places do where the burgers are way too thin and flat. The best burgers are thick and have some pink in the middle, but it's hard to find that except at an actual restaurant that lets you order them 'medium'.
Doing it different is a lawsuit waiting to happen for a fast food restaurant. Workers are way too rushed to make sure they don't occasionally undercook a thicker burger.
* looks around my fast food infested town * "What's a bakery?"
As someone who has had A & W on both sides of the border, I can attest that it is different. Our burgers are boring compared to the ridiculous burger family they have up there (though we do have the papa burger here).
Oh totally! I didn't mean to sound dismissive, I get why they do it like that. And Culver's is (I think?) all over the midwest/mountain west too, I know they have them in Colorado and Nebraska as well.
Oh yeah totally forgot about that. The brand has been largely remplaced by Burger King here so there're less and less restaurants than in the past, where it was a serious competitor to MacDonald's.
It's sad 'cause bread is one of the best thing that happen to humanity and I'm not even joking.
Wtf. Five Guys is not good at all. In N Out is very good. My opinion is likely colored by only having had it once, but I would put it above Shake Shack
Yeah, I'm in the mid-atlantic region. No Culver's anywhere nearby lol.
I used to all the time when GCU was a thing. You shouldn't have a problem going in whenever.
I pre-ordered in-store pickup at Best Buy for my Switch + BOTW way back on launch day, and it was a pretty smooth process. I just showed up when they opened that day (10AM I think?)
culver’s burgers are made of the feet that weren’t fast enough
Shoot, now I'm thinking about Cook Out. They have 37 different milkshakes. That's not particularly important right now, I just felt the need to point it out. One of the few places I can go to and count on there being blueberry ice cream, which I find to be an incredibly underrated favor.
I bought new baking powder today thanks to your baking advice.
