Shake Shack
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Five Guys, Freddy's, Sonic, Smashburger, Habits, In-N-Out (although the one I ate at in Texas was substandard for the chain), Whattaburger, Culvers.
@Mik said in Shake Shack:
Five Guys, Freddy's, Sonic, Smashburger, Habits, In-N-Out (although the one I ate at in Texas was substandard for the chain), Whattaburger, Culvers.
Close to me are Five Guys and Culvers.
The In-N-Out I had in San Francisco was nothing special.
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I have wondered if In-N-Out could maintain the level of quality they used to have while expanding. I don't think so.
@Mik said in Shake Shack:
I have wondered if In-N-Out could maintain the level of quality they used to have while expanding. I don't think so.
It's the way of things. Look at Five Guys. Phenomenal still in the D.C. locations, decidedly "meh" everywhere else. Soon even the originals will suck.
Please love yourself.
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I used to eat at the original, which is indeed a shack that sells shakes (and burgers) in Madison Park.
Credit Suisse’s NY headquarters is adjacent to the park at One Madison Avenue. As early as ~2005 or so, there was a live webcam that would show you the line there. We would periodically monitor it and head down at random times when the line was short to grab a burger. This was before they opened their second store.
Now I go probably twice a month with my son to one of the stores in Westchester. It’s good but every item on the menu is a sodium bomb.
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I used to eat at the original, which is indeed a shack that sells shakes (and burgers) in Madison Park.
Credit Suisse’s NY headquarters is adjacent to the park at One Madison Avenue. As early as ~2005 or so, there was a live webcam that would show you the line there. We would periodically monitor it and head down at random times when the line was short to grab a burger. This was before they opened their second store.
Now I go probably twice a month with my son to one of the stores in Westchester. It’s good but every item on the menu is a sodium bomb.
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@Mik said in Shake Shack:
I have wondered if In-N-Out could maintain the level of quality they used to have while expanding. I don't think so.
It's the way of things. Look at Five Guys. Phenomenal still in the D.C. locations, decidedly "meh" everywhere else. Soon even the originals will suck.
@Aqua-Letifer said in Shake Shack:
@Mik said in Shake Shack:
I have wondered if In-N-Out could maintain the level of quality they used to have while expanding. I don't think so.
It's the way of things. Look at Five Guys. Phenomenal still in the D.C. locations, decidedly "meh" everywhere else. Soon even the originals will suck.
Ours closed. I miss it.
