what do you consider an artisan burger?
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what do you consider an artisan burger?
Any burger you have to break down because you can't even fit in your fucking mouth
>>7374759
an expensive burger thats hard to eat and less satisfying
Grass fed beef
Roll baked in house
Cheese name you can't pronounce
Bitter greens that have no business on a burger
Aioli
It costs 10-15 bucks without fries or a drink
There are a few places like this in my city. The burgers are great but the experience isn't worth doing all the time at that price. You shouldn't have to pay more than 10 bucks for a standard burger meal.
Why doesn't someone open an "artisan burger" place that serves normal sized burgers. Everyone i know has the same complaint about burgers in basically every restaurant. It turns into a big ordeal instead of a quick sandwich which its supposed to be.
>>7374808
>Roll baked in house
thats kind of a silly requirement, you should leave the baking to a bakery
>>7376040
just go to 5 guys if thats what you want
>>7376040
They do, they're called sliders. They cost almost the same as a regular burger and will make you feel ripped off.
This
>>7377443
I would have sex between those two patties before I ate it.
And this
>>7377443
Looks like shit. Ratio is key.
>>7377449
Then you'd end up with this.
>>7377462
But I ate it.
>>7377457
Is this better ratio?
This is for large appetite.
So many possibilities.
>>7377465
Better, but not there yet. The best burgers aren't quite.... photogenic.
I had this the other night
Serrano ham
Manchego cheese
Watercress
Red pepper aioli
Brioche bun
Cooked perfectly
Delicious
Beautiful
>>7377477
The burger or the eater?
>>7377483
That guy would do the worst diarrhoea after that burger, all over his leather jacket.
>>7377483
yes
All burgers need pickles.
Cute burger.
>>7377479
Beep beep I'll eat!
