Burgers

[thehawk]

the Five Guys look to be heading to Belmont (just north of Melrose) and Broadway

[Internet Apex]

the Five Guys look to be heading to Belmont (just north of Melrose) and Broadway

That's great. I've never had Five Guys before. That seems like as good a place as any to experience it for the first time.

[Quality Start Machine]

The Triple Undisputed burger. 9 patties, 11 slices of cheese, 3 lbs of meat.

[Chuck to Chuck]

Burgers are a bit more expensive at Hackney's now.

[Brownie]

Burgers are a bit more expensive at Hackney's now.

Fuck that woman.

[flannj]

Patty Burger for lunch today.

Double Swiss and Mushroom and someone else is buying.

I win.

[Tonker]

Patty Burger for lunch today.

Double Swiss and Mushroom and someone else is buying.

I win.

Those burgers look fucking magnificent.  It's also within walking distance of where I'll be staying.  I don't think I'm going to need to eat anywhere else.

[Wheezer]

the Five Guys look to be heading to Belmont (just north of Melrose) and Broadway

That's great. I've never had Five Guys before. That seems like as good a place as any to experience it for the first time.

Sadly, half of the local burgher faction has been wetting themselves over Five Guys coming to 53rd Street. IT'S A RENAISSANCE!

Then again, they've done it before.

[And I do mean burgher.]

[Quality Start Machine]

Pete Miller's offers "The Maximus"

THE "MAXIMUS"
the Mac-Daddy of burgers. 10-ounce
prime burger with fresh arugula and
roasted tomatoes served on a bun made of
two awesome grilled ham and cheese
sandwiches! 10.95

[Tonker]

Pete Miller's offers "The Maximus"

THE "MAXIMUS"
the Mac-Daddy of burgers. 10-ounce
prime burger with fresh arugula and
roasted tomatoes served on a bun made of
two awesome grilled ham and cheese
sandwiches! 10.95

God bless America.

[CBStew]

Tonk's mention that Patty's is walking distance from where he is going to stay reminded me of a question that occured to me a long time ago.  Why didn't they name the streets in the order in which the presidents served?  It would have made it much easier for (some) visitors to get around.  Not to mention helping locals in American history class.  Instead we have Polk, Harrison Van Buren, Jackson, Adams (which one?) Monroe, Madison and Washington, in that order.

[J. Walter Weatherman]

Adams (which one?)

I assume the elder, as Quincy is a block south.

[PenPho]

Tonk's mention that Patty's is walking distance from where he is going to stay reminded me of a question that occured to me a long time ago.  Why didn't they name the streets in the order in which the presidents served?  It would have made it much easier for (some) visitors to get around.  Not to mention helping locals in American history class.  Instead we have Polk, Harrison Van Buren, Jackson, Adams (which one?) Monroe, Madison and Washington, in that order.

They are in order, just start with Washington and go the other way.

Washington (1)
Madison (4)
Monroe (5)
Adams (6) - this is Quincy Adams.
Jackson (7)
Van Buren (8)
Harrison (9)
Polk (11)

I don't know why Adams, Jefferson and Tyler aren't included, but the rest are in order.

Edit: I don't think this is actually true, meaning that Adams is actually named after the 2nd president, but it doesn't work with the rest of the order, so I'm changing it to Quincy Adams.

[CBStew]

Tonk's mention that Patty's is walking distance from where he is going to stay reminded me of a question that occured to me a long time ago.  Why didn't they name the streets in the order in which the presidents served?  It would have made it much easier for (some) visitors to get around.  Not to mention helping locals in American history class.  Instead we have Polk, Harrison Van Buren, Jackson, Adams (which one?) Monroe, Madison and Washington, in that order.

They are in order, just start with Washington and go the other way.

Washington (1)
Madison (4)
Monroe (5)
Adams (6) - this is Quincy Adams.
Jackson (7)
Van Buren (8)
Harrison (9)
Polk (11)

I don't know why Adams, Jefferson and Tyler aren't included, but the rest are in order.

Edit: I don't think this is actually true, meaning that Adams is actually named after the 2nd president, but it doesn't work with the rest of the order, so I'm changing it to Quincy Adams.

Thank you, but now I am going to wonder why they excluded Adams 1, Jefferson and Tyler.

[Tonker]

Tonk's mention that Patty's is walking distance from where he is going to stay reminded me of a question that occured to me a long time ago.  Why didn't they name the streets in the order in which the presidents served?  It would have made it much easier for (some) visitors to get around.  Not to mention helping locals in American history class.  Instead we have Polk, Harrison Van Buren, Jackson, Adams (which one?) Monroe, Madison and Washington, in that order.

They are in order, just start with Washington and go the other way.

Washington (1)
Madison (4)
Monroe (5)
Adams (6) - this is Quincy Adams.
Jackson (7)
Van Buren (8)
Harrison (9)
Polk (11)

I don't know why Adams, Jefferson and Tyler aren't included, but the rest are in order.

Edit: I don't think this is actually true, meaning that Adams is actually named after the 2nd president, but it doesn't work with the rest of the order, so I'm changing it to Quincy Adams.

Thank you, but now I am going to wonder why they excluded Adams 1, Jefferson and Tyler.

And where, for the love of God, is Jimmy Carter street?