Aces High Bulletin Board
General Forums => The O' Club => Topic started by: Sandman on August 09, 2006, 02:41:55 PM
-
I want to take this moment to confess my undying love for the Carl's Jr. Pastrami Burger.
There... I said it.
-
Originally posted by Sandman
I want to take this moment to confess my undying love for Carl Jr.
does he know?
-
Originally posted by Sandman
I want to take this moment to confess my undying love for the Carl's Jr. Pastrami Burger.
There... I said it.
I don't know why...but I always suspected that:)
-
I miss Carl's Jr's around here. They got bought out with the provision they would stay out. Really sucks. I have to drive to Oklahoma to get a Carl's Jr's sandwich.
There is/was a Carl's near Austin. Not sure if it is still around. It was around before Carl's Jr came to the DFW area and was not subject to the buyout conditions.
-
Anyone know if there is a Carl's Jr. in western NY state?
Nice weather...I wouldn't mind taking a trip to check them out.
-
I love how they just fall apart in the warm shower......
:D
Mac
-
Originally posted by Sandman
I want to take this moment to confess my undying love for the Carl's Jr. Pastrami.
does he know?
Apparently he does.
:aok
-
Originally posted by xrtoronto
Anyone know if there is a Carl's Jr. in western NY state?
Nice weather...I wouldn't mind taking a trip to check them out.
If these guys are all talking about them being down south, I'd assume no.
Now a chain from the south that I enjoy is Bojangles. Man, those are some tasty chicken fingers and potato wedges... I never really got into their biscuits, though, which makes me a bit of a pariah when I visit my friends in the Carolinas :noid
-
I have never heard of Bojangles. What part of the south are they in? Local or chain? Specialty? Restaurant or fast food?
-
Carl's Jr is dang good, but In-and-Out is the bombarooski!
-
Heard about In-N-Out, but they are not located here, so I have never experienced them.
-
Carl's beat them all, In&Out is good, but Carls better.
My personal choice for today was Taco salad, i felt in love in this one.
Most pissing part of Carls is , they dont accept bills over 20$
-
Originally posted by Sandman
I want to take this moment to confess my undying love for the Carl's Jr. Pastrami Burger.
There... I said it.
Hmm, that sounds pretty tasty.
My favorite place to eat here in the Denver metro area is Quizno's subs. The mesquite chicken with bacon on wheat with extra cheese and extra bacon....mmmm.....
Thanks Sandman, now you have me salivating heavily. :D
-
I am lucky enough to have been able to try Carls Jr and they are pretty good. On our little trip this summer to Carson City, to see my granddaughter, I got to eat at Carls Jr in Bishop Ca, Carson City Nv, and Flagstaff Az, the Jalapeno Burger was very good and the jalapenos were crisp not mushy like some places. My only complaint is they put mayo on hamburgers, bleeck,.. easy enough though to order it without mayo and order extra mustard. by the end of the two weeks my wife was tired of eating at Carls, I had a lot of fun pointing out all the Carls Jr to her during the trip, she appreciated it :lol
As far as In-And-Out goes, they're alright. They just have a very simple menu, although I hear there supposed to be a super secret menu you can see if you know where to find it :t Theres an In-Out across the street from our offices in Pleasanton Ca, I ate lunch there one day, and I would eat it again,.... if there wasnt a Carl's Jr around;)
-
Originally posted by Skuzzy
Heard about In-N-Out, but they are not located here, so I have never experienced them.
(http://blog.erdener.org/archives/images/20050928-huge-burger.png)
-
Oh you guys are lucky!
All I have around here in the usual Wendy's/Burger King/McDonalds/Subway bit.
I usually wind up getting a steak & cheese (or whatever is on special) at the local mom & pop sandwich shop
Thing is, its murder up here on the coast of Maine this time of year. Im just a few miles from Acadia National Park, so its a hassle fighting the traffic to get in and out.
-
Tastey looking burger; Too bad they aren't in the NE:(
Carl's Jr's (http://www.carlsjr.com/menu/)
-
Originally posted by Skuzzy
Heard about In-N-Out, but they are not located here, so I have never experienced them.
Skuzzy's never experienced in-and-out?
'Splains a lot, I guess.
.
-
Elfie, Jason's Deli is cheaper and (according to my step dad) is better. I personally enjoy the beef eater, like a French Dip with mayonnaise and provolone, dip in au jous MMMM.
-
Originally posted by Skuzzy
I have never heard of Bojangles. What part of the south are they in? Local or chain? Specialty? Restaurant or fast food?
They're all over the Carolinas and I've heard they're in other east coast southern states as well...
Yellow sign, red lettering, Bojangles. Oh sooo good.
It's a fast food chicken shop, sort of like KFC, but oh, so much better :D
-
Originally posted by Skuzzy
I miss Carl's Jr's around here. They got bought out with the provision they would stay out. Really sucks. I have to drive to Oklahoma to get a Carl's Jr's sandwich.
There is/was a Carl's near Austin. Not sure if it is still around. It was around before Carl's Jr came to the DFW area and was not subject to the buyout conditions.
Denton County Independant Hamburger Co.:aok
-
Originally posted by nirvana
Elfie, Jason's Deli is cheaper and (according to my step dad) is better. I personally enjoy the beef eater, like a French Dip with mayonnaise and provolone, dip in au jous MMMM.
That sounds really good!
There is a place in Lincoln NE called DaVinci's. They sell pizzas and sub sandwiches. They have a truly uber pastrami sandwich.....
I havent seen a Jason's Deli out here yet. Quiznos puts Subway to shame, not that that is hard to do. :D In fact, I refuse to eat Subway after having Quiznos heh.
*edit* Oh yeah....none of you have lived until you have had a cheese Runza. :D
-
Watta Burger!!!!
Oh Yeah!!!!!
Mac
-
When it comes to sandwiches nothing even comes close to a Reuben. Here in Michigan we have two good joints, Wheat N Rye and the Bread Basket. $7 get's you a sandwich that allows 1/2 to be eaten the next day.
-
Originally posted by Masherbrum
When it comes to sandwiches nothing even comes close to a Reuben.
agreed...nothing better:cool:
-
Originally posted by Skuzzy
I have never heard of Bojangles. What part of the south are they in? Local or chain? Specialty? Restaurant or fast food?
Bojangles whats on the Menu (http://www.bojangles.com/bojangles/food/index.html) for most locations, they have specials and combos at different places.
Locations (http://www.bojangles.com/bojangles/locations/index.html)
homepage (http://www.bojangles.com/bojangles/home/day.html)
yes I like them, Cajun 20 piece tailgate special with fixin's of dirty rice, coleslaw, seasoned fries, and pinto beans. (the biscuits and tea included)
to go please....
hmmm now I'm hungry, off to Bojangles now.
-
Originally posted by Masherbrum
When it comes to sandwiches nothing even comes close to a Reuben. Here in Michigan we have two good joints, Wheat N Rye and the Bread Basket. $7 get's you a sandwich that allows 1/2 to be eaten the next day.
We have a place in Denver called NY Deli. Sandwiches are huge, and they allow you to eat 1/2 the next day. All the other delicious deli sandwiches as well as the Reuben.
Because I don't go up north very often the closest Jason's I know of is off I-225 By the Aurora Mall, not sure it's THAT good to make you drive for a half hour though. But yeah, not hard to take Subway to the washers. Jason's Deli (http://www.jasonsdeli.com/)
-
Carl's was the best fast food in all the Southland. With the exception, maybe, of In N' Out burger.
"Those are some good burgers, Dude."
"Shut the **** up, Donny!"
-
Carls used to have a steak sammich, that was soo damn good.
Limited time thing though.
Their six $ burgers are not to bad, big like a dinner burger and almost as good.
-
For burgers, awfully fond of the ones at Uno's and Applebee's. Five Guys is a local favorite but too greasy for me.
For steak all-time favorite is Outback.
-
one word.
runza.
-
Eck Runza. Their burgers are mediocre, on par with McDonald's, and the first time I had food there it was cold. I never could understand why people like that place, but it was a local favorite where my grandparents used to live in Nebraska.
-
not the burgers. the runzas.
mmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm.
(http://forums.dieselstation.com/style_emoticons/default/drool3.gif)
-
Originally posted by DieAz
Bojangles whats on the Menu (http://www.bojangles.com/bojangles/food/index.html) for most locations, they have specials and combos at different places.
Locations (http://www.bojangles.com/bojangles/locations/index.html)
homepage (http://www.bojangles.com/bojangles/home/day.html)
yes I like them, Cajun 20 piece tailgate special with fixin's of dirty rice, coleslaw, seasoned fries, and pinto beans. (the biscuits and tea included)
to go please....
hmmm now I'm hungry, off to Bojangles now.
Man, you're about to get me to drive to Brooklyn. 2 hours for a box of chicken... Yet, oh so delicious chicken!
Can't believe they've made it this far north... That's a very good thing, indeed :aok
-
There's a Steak & Shake over in the Frisco/Plano area that's suppossed to be the best burger on the planet. I have yet to make the roadtrip.
-
Originally posted by rpm
There's a Steak & Shake over in the Frisco/Plano area that's suppossed to be the best burger on the planet. I have yet to make the roadtrip.
If I've been known to drive two hours for a gas station hot dog in RI, I can drive for a box of Bojangles.
I dunno, they must put something in it :D
(and for the love of God no one had better post any theories and ruin my blissful ignorance :D )
-
Originally posted by Vudak
If I've been known to drive two hours for a gas station hot dog in RI, I can drive for a box of Bojangles.
I dunno, they must put something in it :D
(and for the love of God no one had better post any theories and ruin my blissful ignorance :D )
when i lived in atlanta i did that. this gas station/convenience store called QT had a chicken teryaki sandwich that would periodically call my name when i had the munchies.
:cool:
-
Originally posted by Vudak
Man, you're about to get me to drive to Brooklyn. 2 hours for a box of chicken... Yet, oh so delicious chicken!
Can't believe they've made it this far north... That's a very good thing, indeed :aok
20 piece jumbo tailgate yum yum good..... place was packed yesterday, had to wait 30-45 mins. but ohhh it was good..
-
Ummmmmm Bojangles aaaaaaaaaaaa
The one thing I miss about Havenot, NC is Bojangles. I would see a KFC commercial and have to make a run to BJs. They just need to move one state west and I'm back to snacking on dirty rice and pintos.
-
For those in the Midwest, North, and Northeastern US, Carl's Jr. = Hardee's. Same menu, same names, same Star logo, same everything. Freaked me out when I moved and found this Carl's Jr. place with my familiar Hardee's menu. Food is just as good though.
-
NATIONS
-
Does Carl's Jr have the full breakfast menu of Hardee's? All the yummy biscuit sandwiches? There are subtle differences in the menu. There are no pastrami burgers at Hardee's that I am aware of.
Hardee's biscuits > Bojangle's biscuits.
Not having the ol' In-N-Out here is a real horror show, my brothers. :furious
-
Originally posted by StarOfAfrica2
For those in the Midwest, North, and Northeastern US, Carl's Jr. = Hardee's. Same menu, same names, same Star logo, same everything. Freaked me out when I moved and found this Carl's Jr. place with my familiar Hardee's menu. Food is just as good though.
ahhh... I know that place. massive burgers, i think there is like 1 left here. all the rest went out of business.
-
Originally posted by FUNKED1
NATIONS
The one near 580 in pleasanton still there?
There used to be a place called California Burger off Santa rita road right at the 580 ext in a little shopping center that was FANTASTIC.
Last time I went it was run down and nasty. I bet it will be gone soon. Damn shame. Best burger short of Vals in hayward I knew of.
-
Man now I'm really hungry
-
Carl's Jr bought out Hardees about 10 years ago.
-
Aye, but at least the ones in the Midwest are all still named Hardee's.
-
Bonjangles is good - yes much better than KFC - remember them from living in NC.
Jason's Deli French Onion Soup is the bomb.
Carl's Jr/Hardee's is good also - hate some of their commercials - like the one with the gal washing the car eating the burger. And the one with the fireman eating the Jalapeno Burger - is it really that "hot"? Been afraid to try.
Steak 'n' Shake good also. Wattaburger around here is good at 2am after the bars close.
But there is NOTHING like tying one on and going to WhiteCastle for their burgers - little morsels from heaven! A very good friend of mine introduced me to the whole WhiteCastle experience on a weekend trip a couple of years back. Wish they had them here in OK.
-
I think we have both Hardee's as well as Carl's Jr in Colorado. The closest Carl's Jr closed a few years ago, they had a good spicy chicken sandwich that was good to refill your fat stores after a nice workout (which was often what my family did).
-
meh, only place in the world you can get a decent burger outside of your kitchen are at trucker restraunts.