The great Ketchup debate

shabbs wrote:Malibu Jacks! HA HA! Yep, remember that place...

Dash wrote:Never tried or even know what the Man-o-War is, I stick to the 3-ring binder. Might be going to The Works today though, will look into it.

Captain Hindsight wrote:

Hoags wrote:I've gotten hooked on Shawarma's again, I've been going 2-3 times to Shawarma Prince in Kanata after work, mostly due to the pregnant hormonal wife living with me

Big Ev wrote:Ottawa needs a great authentic BBQ place.

My wife found this place(not exactly in Ottawa I think I never been around there):

http://dsbbq.ca/

Supposedly really good, gotta try it sometime. Pricey though.

Look at the challenge these guys have. The Determinator Burger:

http://dsbbq.ca/the-determinator-hamburger.html

It is 5 1/2lbs. of food. It is made with 3-8oz home made burger patties, with sweet and smoky BBQ sauce,back bacon, beef brisket, three onion rings, blended cheese, chipotle mayo, 1lb. of fresh cut fries, 1lb. of creamy coleslaw and six quartered pickles. And if that's not enough we use grilled cheese sandwiches as buns. Yummy.

All you win is a golf shirt? No thanks!

rooneypoo wrote:

Captain Hindsight wrote:

Hoags wrote:I've gotten hooked on Shawarma's again, I've been going 2-3 times to Shawarma Prince in Kanata after work, mostly due to the pregnant hormonal wife living with me

Big Ev wrote:Ottawa needs a great authentic BBQ place.

My wife found this place(not exactly in Ottawa I think I never been around there):

http://dsbbq.ca/

Supposedly really good, gotta try it sometime. Pricey though.

Look at the challenge these guys have. The Determinator Burger:

http://dsbbq.ca/the-determinator-hamburger.html

It is 5 1/2lbs. of food. It is made with 3-8oz home made burger patties, with sweet and smoky BBQ sauce,back bacon, beef brisket, three onion rings, blended cheese, chipotle mayo, 1lb. of fresh cut fries, 1lb. of creamy coleslaw and six quartered pickles. And if that's not enough we use grilled cheese sandwiches as buns. Yummy.

All you win is a golf shirt? No thanks!

Psssh. That's a burger for babies. Here's a burger for men:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FCxFn3sAw68

Fancy cooking sh!t.

Few if any fast-food chains have enjoyed such a meteoric rise to Cult Food Status as Five Guys Burgers & Fries. What began with just a single burger joint in 1986 in Arlington, Virginia, has since catapulted to more than 835 outlets across the United States and four Canadian provinces. And it's still growing at the rate of over 200 each year.

While billions and billions have not yet been served (as at you-know-where), at 350,000 burgers sold each and every day I figure those lofty numbers can't be far behind. Heck, even president Barack Obama has been known to drop by for a mouthful of happiness -- a product placement that shameless TV producers at Top Chef can only dream about.

Now -- are you sitting down, Ottawa? -- the little burger chain that grew, and grew, is set to grow some more with four locations in the nation's capital to open before the year is through. The first in a new big-box plaza at 5517 Hazeldean Rd., Kanata, in front of a Lowe's and Value Village, is to open in the first week of August. The sign goes up on Monday.

Hoags wrote:I'm waiting for Five Guys Burgers and Fries to open in Kanata (1st week of August baby !)

Few if any fast-food chains have enjoyed such a meteoric rise to Cult Food Status as Five Guys Burgers & Fries. What began with just a single burger joint in 1986 in Arlington, Virginia, has since catapulted to more than 835 outlets across the United States and four Canadian provinces. And it's still growing at the rate of over 200 each year.

While billions and billions have not yet been served (as at you-know-where), at 350,000 burgers sold each and every day I figure those lofty numbers can't be far behind. Heck, even president Barack Obama has been known to drop by for a mouthful of happiness -- a product placement that shameless TV producers at Top Chef can only dream about.

Now -- are you sitting down, Ottawa? -- the little burger chain that grew, and grew, is set to grow some more with four locations in the nation's capital to open before the year is through. The first in a new big-box plaza at 5517 Hazeldean Rd., Kanata, in front of a Lowe's and Value Village, is to open in the first week of August. The sign goes up on Monday.

I've heard so much about it I just got to try it.