I'm not a beef, fan, neither burgers, but I couldn't pass through States without trying 'local couisine'. That was another of my 'american dreams' - to try a geniune american burger:) A burger that would be pretty much my first burger (I ate maybe 2 burgers in my life before, both in McDonalds, when I was young and naive and don't consider them the right burger experience:))
I've been looking for the right place for the last 3 months, and 2 days before crossing the border I started to loose my hope; I wanted one of those places by the road, with these red shiny sofas that have shared back, a place with coffe and coke refill, where they have only burgers and chips in the menu, something in my opinion 'American'.
We passed this place a day before arriving to San Diego, I haven't noticed it, but Raul did and when he shouted 'Have you seen it?' and told me what he has just seen I knew that was the place! :) A burger from '40! :) And it turned to be the right timing - we found it just when we were looking for a special place to have our good-bye-America meal. We couldn't found better place! :)
Thank you our Angels!
Ah, had I realized, we'd have set you up here in San Francisco. Ah well, sounds like it turned out great anyway!
ReplyDeleteOhh Marta, I must say, I feel a little bit jealous. Not that I'd like to say I love burgers... Its just quite difficult to find a good burger thousand miles away from the country, where burger seems to be 'everything' that human body needs :P Well, that's what more then half Americans think ha ha. Was it tasty? :)
DeleteOhh sorry Marta. That was Anka Kuzma.... ha ha
ReplyDeleteIt actually was very good! The best burger I've ever eaten, but, you know, I've had maybe 10 burgers in my entire life, so I'm not much of an expert...
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