Funny - we've lived in Oregon for 13 years now, but have never eaten at Burgerville. I've heard people talk about it, and say that it is very good. But, we don't have one close to us - so the opportunity has never presented itself. The other day a friend was telling me how fantastic Burgerville is - and that she thought it was better than In-N-Out Burger. Now, them's fightin words in the Mulligan household. J.J. has begged us to drive almost 500 miles to Redding California so that we could have In-N-Out for dinner. (Redding is the closest one to us - and NO we didn't make the drive) SO, on Monday we decided to give Burgerville the taste test.
Verdict: EXCELLENT!
Now, we wouldn't go as far to say it was better than In-N-Out, but it was sure right up there - and a whole heck of a lot closer than driving 500 miles. If you have a Burgerville close to you - go! They use local products and the burgers were very good. Oh!, and the Rosemary Shoestring Potatoes are to die for!
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oh i miss so many places we loved to eat but it is so much fun finding new places. we are looking forward to trying this place here that was on the food channel. oh i cant remember his name its that guy that goes all over and eats at these little diners :)
I've never heard of either. We have the old stand by's, McDonald's, Burger King, and Wendy's.
We do have a joint about 25 miles from us that sells loose meat sandwiches. They are worth the drive, It's called the Maid Rite. You can drive through and admire all the gum stuck to their brick walls, or you can go inside. Small place, but always busy. But their milkshakes are the best around. No beer in them of course. We get a sack of sandwiches along with some shakes and drive around the corner to their park, park in the shade, eat and watch the ducks, geese and people come and go. Now that's living wild. LOL
I"m glad you've discoverd the Burgerville goodness for yourself. Wait until you try their chocolate hazelnut milkshakes. OME they are GOOD!!
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