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Home made of course, since they don't seem fit to open
one around here.

Complete with vanilla milkshake.

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On Feb 26, 4:26*pm, "Nancy Young" > wrote:
> Home made of course, since they don't seem fit to open
> one around here.
>
> Complete with vanilla milkshake. *


These folks do a very respectable burger and milkshake:
http://www.fuddruckers.com/locations.php
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> On Feb 26, 4:26 pm, "Nancy Young" > wrote:
>> Home made of course, since they don't seem fit to open
>> one around here.
>>
>> Complete with vanilla milkshake.

>
> These folks do a very respectable burger and milkshake:
> http://www.fuddruckers.com/locations.php


Thanks, I have heard heard of them. Too bad there isn't one
near me, but if I pass one, I'll stop in. I do love a good burger,
and the milkshake doesn't hurt, either.

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> On Feb 26, 4:26 pm, "Nancy Young" > wrote:
>> Home made of course, since they don't seem fit to open
>> one around here.
>>
>> Complete with vanilla milkshake.

>
> These folks do a very respectable burger and milkshake:
> http://www.fuddruckers.com/locations.php
>>
>> nancy, a happy camper

>
> --Bryan
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fuddruckers makes the best burgers and you get to add all the fixin's
yourself. i stop there every chance i get.

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On Feb 26, 4:56*pm, "C.D" > wrote:
> "Bobo Bonobo®" > wrote in message
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> > On Feb 26, 4:26 pm, "Nancy Young" > wrote:
> >> Home made of course, since they don't seem fit to open
> >> one around here.

>
> >> Complete with vanilla milkshake.

>
> > These folks do a very respectable burger and milkshake:
> >http://www.fuddruckers.com/locations.php

>
> >> nancy, a happy camper

>
> > --Bryan

>
> fuddruckers makes the best burgers and you get to add all the fixin's
> yourself. i stop there every chance i get.


Good milkshakes too. I should quit being so darned cheap, and eat
there more often. I just joined their club, so hopefully they'll send
me some money saving coupons
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> On Feb 26, 4:56*pm, "C.D" > wrote:
>> "Bobo Bonobo®" > wrote in message
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>> news:24aece9d-38fc-4a71-9208-914699c20827

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>> > On Feb 26, 4:26 pm, "Nancy Young" > wrote:
>> >> Home made of course, since they don't seem fit to open
>> >> one around here.

>>
>> >> Complete with vanilla milkshake.

>>
>> > These folks do a very respectable burger and milkshake:
>> >http://www.fuddruckers.com/locations.php

>>
>> >> nancy, a happy camper

>>
>> > --Bryan

>>
>> fuddruckers makes the best burgers and you get to add all the fixin's
>> yourself. i stop there every chance i get.

>
> Good milkshakes too. I should quit being so darned cheap, and eat
> there more often. I just joined their club, so hopefully they'll send
> me some money saving coupons
>>
>> --
>> C.D

>
> --Bryan



Fuddruckers was decent. Not greatness.

I didn't like standing there in line while they cooked it, then having to
dress it.

Their quick demise was the bad choice of location, which was in a below
street level strip mall that the world drove past unknowing.

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On Thu, 26 Feb 2009 21:09:27 -0600, Andy wrote:

> Fuddruckers was decent. Not greatness.
>
> I didn't like standing there in line while they cooked it, then having
> to dress it.
>
> Their quick demise was the bad choice of location, which was in a below
> street level strip mall that the world drove past unknowing.


There used to be a couple of Fuddruckers here in Australia.

One in Sydney, and the other in Brisbane's CBD near Waterfront Place on
the river.

That was probably the mid-90s. Both since long gone.
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"C.D" > wrote:

> fuddruckers makes the best burgers and you get to add all the fixin's
> yourself. i stop there every chance i get.


It;'s been years since I've been to one. I think I even have one on
the way home from work. Do they cook their burgers over fire or on
a hot metal slab? If the later, then that's why I don't remember
them.

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On Thu, 26 Feb 2009 20:30:12 -0600, Sqwertz >
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>"C.D" > wrote:
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>> fuddruckers makes the best burgers and you get to add all the fixin's
>> yourself. i stop there every chance i get.

>
>It;'s been years since I've been to one. I think I even have one on
>the way home from work. Do they cook their burgers over fire or on
>a hot metal slab? If the later, then that's why I don't remember
>them.


According to a quick google they are flame broiled. I looked at a few
burger ratings for my city and there's no mention of Fuddruckers.

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On Thu, 26 Feb 2009 17:56:17 -0500, "C.D" >
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>fuddruckers makes the best burgers and you get to add all the fixin's
>yourself. i stop there every chance i get.


Really? Now it sounds like a combination of Slider's and Red Robbin.


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sf said...

> On Thu, 26 Feb 2009 17:56:17 -0500, "C.D" >
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>>fuddruckers makes the best burgers and you get to add all the fixin's
>>yourself. i stop there every chance i get.

>
> Really? Now it sounds like a combination of Slider's and Red Robbin.



I tried a Red Robin bonzai (a pineapple/lettuce/tomato/cheese) burger. Tasted
as bad as a whopper.

Now, sf, get yourself to "The Smokehouse" on Telegraph Ave. in northh
Oakland, a few blocks north of Alcatraz Ave., and have yourself the "burger
that kept me alive!!!" Or not.

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> Now, sf, get yourself to "The Smokehouse" on Telegraph Ave. in northh
> Oakland, a few blocks north of Alcatraz Ave., and have yourself the
> "burger that kept me alive!!!" Or not.
>
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Sorry, that would be Berkeley! Alcatraz Ave. being the dividing line.

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On Thu, 26 Feb 2009 14:30:11 -0800 (PST), Bobo Bonobo®
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>These folks do a very respectable burger and milkshake:


Respectable doesn't cut it for me. Five Guys Burgers win the award!

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"Mr. Bill" > wrote:

> Respectable doesn't cut it for me. Five Guys Burgers win the award!


They've gotten very mixed reviews here in Austin. Mostly negative,
mostly way overpriced.

There are plenty of places to get reliable burgers in town that I
don't have to try one that may be iffy and pay twice the price.

My burgers come from the Central Market Cafe. 1/2lb of USDA Choice
Sirloin, with two full slices of applewood smoked Berkshire bacon,
and your choice of practically any cheese in the store, plus the
best fries in town for $8.50. And a great condiment bar. The same
order at Fuddruckers would cost $1 more.

http://www.centralmarket.com/Assets/...stgateMenu.pdf

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> These folks do a very respectable burger and milkshake:
> http://www.fuddruckers.com/locations.php



Really? It has been a long time since I went to Fuddruckers and my
memory tells me it was awful.

There is a local restaurant review program (a really generous
description by the way - since it is more like a half hour commercial
for certain restaurants who also happen to be advertisers)Fuddruckers is
often highlighted for best burgers. But those segments are usually
followed by a commercial for Fuddruckers.

But again, it has been a while since I had one. There used to be quite a
few in the Boston area but they closed not too long after opening.

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On Thu 26 Feb 2009 04:32:11p, Tracy told us...

> Bobo Bonobo® wrote:
>
>>
>> These folks do a very respectable burger and milkshake:
>> http://www.fuddruckers.com/locations.php

>
>
> Really? It has been a long time since I went to Fuddruckers and my
> memory tells me it was awful.
>
> There is a local restaurant review program (a really generous
> description by the way - since it is more like a half hour commercial
> for certain restaurants who also happen to be advertisers)Fuddruckers is
> often highlighted for best burgers. But those segments are usually
> followed by a commercial for Fuddruckers.
>
> But again, it has been a while since I had one. There used to be quite a
> few in the Boston area but they closed not too long after opening.
>
> -Tracy
>


As with most chain businesses of all ilk, they are only as good as the
local staff. The Fuddrucker's in our neighborhood is really quite good, as
is the In-n-Out Burger.

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> Bobo Bonobo® wrote:
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>>
>> These folks do a very respectable burger and milkshake:
>> http://www.fuddruckers.com/locations.php

>
>
> Really? It has been a long time since I went to Fuddruckers and my memory
> tells me it was awful.
>
> There is a local restaurant review program (a really generous description
> by the way - since it is more like a half hour commercial for certain
> restaurants who also happen to be advertisers)Fuddruckers is often
> highlighted for best burgers. But those segments are usually followed by a
> commercial for Fuddruckers.
>
> But again, it has been a while since I had one. There used to be quite a
> few in the Boston area but they closed not too long after opening.
>
> -Tracy


I can't recall ever being displeased with Fuddruckers.

OT, but a number of years ago my next door neighbor took some Australian
co-workers to our local NASA area Fuddruckers which is across the street the
main entrance to Johnson Space Center. Prior to their going the Aussies
were underwhelmed about meeting astronauts who frequent there. When they
actually met the astronauts who had just returned from a mission, they were
totally awestruck.

Chris


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On Thu, 26 Feb 2009 18:32:11 -0500, Tracy > wrote:

>Bobo Bonobo® wrote:
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>> These folks do a very respectable burger and milkshake:
>> http://www.fuddruckers.com/locations.php

>
>
>Really? It has been a long time since I went to Fuddruckers and my
>memory tells me it was awful.


Yep. Typical chain and I'm not crazy about getting my condiments out
of a tray that's had 50 hands in before me. Same thing with a salad
bar.

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On Thu, 26 Feb 2009 14:30:11 -0800 (PST), Bobo Bonobo®
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>On Feb 26, 4:26*pm, "Nancy Young" > wrote:
>> Home made of course, since they don't seem fit to open
>> one around here.
>>
>> Complete with vanilla milkshake. *

>
>These folks do a very respectable burger and milkshake:
>http://www.fuddruckers.com/locations.php
>>

We have a fuddruckers "next" to a century 21 theater here, but I've
never been there. It's obviously a chain... but it's nothing like
In N Out. Red Robbin would be a better comparison.


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