5/5 Bob F. 1 year ago on Google
Removing
the
Elvis
factor
-
5
stars
for
being
exactly
what
it
states,
never
changed,
nostalgic
diner.
Example
-
The
pimento
cheese
sandwich,
2
slices
of
lightly
toasted
white
bread,
schmear
of
pimento
cheese,
mayo,
lettuce,
tomato.
Simple
and
a
simple
price.
We
also
got
the
doughburger.
I've
read
of
slug
/
dough
burgers
before
and
wasn't
exactly
sure
what
to
expect.
I
had
read
that
the
origin
was
a
depression
era
method
to
extend
meat
with
soy,
bread
etc
spiced
and
fried.
Mentally
I
assumed
mild
beef
flavor
"extended".
Rather,
I
didn't
pick
up
any
prevalent
meat
flavor.
Ulitmately,
it
was
more
about
consistency,
soft-ish
interior
with
crispy
exterior.
What
you
end
up
with
is
a
good
sandwich
with
the
primary
flavors
being
the
mustard,
pickle
and
onion
on
a
nicely
toasted
bun.
One
note
on
parking,
it
is
a
small
lot
and
no
real
defined
spaces.
If
you
pull
in
and
simply
stop,
you
will
be
greeted
by
a
"car
hop"
for
your
order
and
asked
if
you
are
eating
inside.
There
wasn't
parking
so
I
dropped
my
wife
off
to
pick
up
the
order,
circled
the
lot
and
then
parked
when
a
spot
opened
up.
This
caused
some
"you
ain't
from
around
here
are
ya
confusion",
but
they
were
very
nice
about
it
:)