2/5 Konrad J. 1 year ago on Google
I
had
been
interested
in
trying
this
restaurant,
but
was
disappointed.
I
ordered
the
blue
cheese
burger
($13.55,
no
side
included),
my
husband
ordered
the
holy
cow
burger
($13.05,
no
side
included),
shareable
french
fries
($4.75),
and
a
soda
apiece.
The
total
came
to
$40.95
after
tax.
I
ordered
my
burger
medium-well,
which
came
well
done.
On
each
of
the
burgers
is
chopped
lettuce
(like
at
fast-food
establishments)
instead
of
leaf
lettuce.
I
couldn’t
really
taste
the
blue
cheese,
though
I
could
taste
the
crispy
bacon.
The
burgers
seem
to
be
more
about
presentation
than
taste.
Instagrammable,
I
suppose,
but
unless
you
can
unhinge
your
jaw
you’re
not
able
to
eat
it
unless
you
cut
it
up.
There
were
two
cooks
and
three
servers
on
duty.
There
were
six
tables
of
patrons,
five
of
which
were
two-tops.
The
table
of
four
guests
were
friends
of
the
staff,
or
perhaps
off-the-clock
staff
themselves.
Either
way,
the
working
servers
were
much
more
interested
in
chatting
with
their
friends
than
serving
patrons.
It
wasn’t
that
they
were
busy;
each
server
had
two
tables
apiece.
Serving
non-friends
just
wasn’t
a
priority.
Our
server
checked
on
us
one
time
after
dropping
off
the
food.
After
waiting
for
the
check
that
didn’t
come,
I
ended
up
walking
up
to
the
bar
and
closing
there.
I
had
wanted
to
find
a
good
burger
place
in
ABQ,
and
I’m
still
on
the
hunt.
My
burger
was
overcooked
without
enough
blue
cheese
and
had
cheap
chopped
lettuce.
I’d
likely
have
given
it
another
try
(maybe
it
was
an
off
night?)
if
the
servers
had
even
remotely
cared
about
the
patrons,
but
that
wasn’t
the
case.
I
can
get
a
mediocre
burger
with
an
employee
that
doesn’t
care
at
any
drive-thru
in
the
city,
but
at
least
that
won’t
be
$20
a
person.