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Originally Posted by Anglo Large Clawed Otter
(Post 10920368)
No, but I'll add them to my list. Best burger chain I have recently experienced that (until recently) wasn't present in IAH was Five Guys Burgers. Good stuff.
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Our flight to OMA tomorrow has five open seats in F; only one person waitlisted for the upgrade; we have four of the 7 upgrades. It's beginning to look a lot like Christmas :D
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Originally Posted by Mackieman
(Post 10920443)
It's Whataburger, but you're forgiven. I will be making nightly runs to Whataburger, and possibly morning runs as well for Breakfast on a Bun, in conjunction with and/or in addition to any runs planned by Hartmann. Those Box denizens who wish to participate are quite welcome.
I've also got to get a pint of Blue Bell at some point. I've met my Waffle House quota on my recent trips to ATL. ...and I wonder why my Indian name is Walking Whale. :rolleyes: I think I'll get in on a dinner run, and a breakfast run is subject to what the IAH Hampton decides to put out. At the Hampton in ATL that I stayed at, they had started with the breakfast egg-pizza-looking thingies. Kinda like large breakfast quiche almost. They were great. And as for Waffle House, I had my first taste of that while in ATL as well. Big ^. Would do that again anytime. |
Originally Posted by Olton Hall
(Post 10920402)
Here's the thing about Five Guys, order the smaller burgers. The regular size ones are massive. I don't know about most, but the one in Cherry Hill would go nuts with the fries too. They put a little cup in your bag and end up filling the whole bag up with fries.
As for the burgers, the smaller size has only one patty. Five Guys is the only burger place I know of where the standard size burger has two patties. And these aren't wimpy little patties either. They're quite big. |
Originally Posted by Anglo Large Clawed Otter
(Post 10920458)
Burger on a bun is good, but be sure to let them know that Breakfast Taquitos are also an option. Unfortunately, the quality of taquitos can vary wildly from Whataburger to Whataburger, whereas the burgers are generally of uniform tastiness.
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Originally Posted by Anglo Large Clawed Otter
(Post 10920458)
Burger on a bun is good, but be sure to let them know that Breakfast Taquitos are also an option. Unfortunately, the quality of taquitos can vary wildly from Whataburger to Whataburger, whereas the burgers are generally of uniform tastiness.
Originally Posted by ConciergeMike
(Post 10920476)
My Arabic name is Huzbin Farteen. No worries. :D
I think I'll get in on a dinner run, and a breakfast run is subject to what the IAH Hampton decides to put out. At the Hampton in ATL that I stayed at, they had started with the breakfast egg-pizza-looking thingies. Kinda like large breakfast quiche almost. They were great. And as for Waffle House, I had my first taste of that while in ATL as well. Big ^. Would do that again anytime. |
Originally Posted by Mackieman
(Post 10920443)
It's Whataburger, but you're forgiven.
Ugh - I have to be up at 5am to get over to EWR. Why am I not tired? :mad: |
Originally Posted by baglady
(Post 10920475)
Our flight to OMA tomorrow has five open seats in F; only one person waitlisted for the upgrade; we have four of the 7 upgrades. It's beginning to look a lot like Christmas :D
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Originally Posted by ssullivan
(Post 10920462)
Ack! Blasphemy! ;)
I've seen Culver's, but never eaten there. What the heck makes it a butter burger? Do they put butter on it or something? There is either butter when they grill it or added somewhere (I don't eat meat so I'm the wrong person to ask :o ) - I don't think it's anything healthy but MR Baglady fell in love and my best friend goes there regularly. BL Jr likes it simply for the ice cream. |
I'm very much looking forward to the Box brunch. As long as wherever we go has good margaritas and good omelettes and/or good breakfast items wrapped in tortillas, I'll be on Cloud Nine.
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Originally Posted by sdm1130
(Post 10920485)
:o Oops!
Ugh - I have to be up at 5am to get over to EWR. Why am I not tired? :mad: |
Originally Posted by ConciergeMike
(Post 10920476)
My Arabic name is Huzbin Farteen. No worries. :D
I think I'll get in on a dinner run, and a breakfast run is subject to what the IAH Hampton decides to put out. At the Hampton in ATL that I stayed at, they had started with the breakfast egg-pizza-looking thingies. Kinda like large breakfast quiche almost. They were great. And as for Waffle House, I had my first taste of that while in ATL as well. Big ^. Would do that again anytime. If you like ice cream, you must try Blue Bell while you're in Houston. Fortunately it's available in convenient to-go cups from The Little Creamery in IAH Terminal E — perfect for taking with you on the plane and making other passengers around you insanely jealous. Blue Bell is one food vice I haven't had to give up living in Atlanta. Fortunately it's readily available in Georgia, although at a rather hefty price. |
Originally Posted by ConciergeMike
(Post 10920492)
I'm very much looking forward to the Box brunch. As long as wherever we go has good margaritas and good omelettes and/or good breakfast items wrapped in tortillas, I'll be on Cloud Nine.
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Originally Posted by ConciergeMike
(Post 10920495)
Screw it window is rapidly approaching.
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NICE! I hadn't thought to check until just now. Approved!
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