Showing posts with label Beaverton. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Beaverton. Show all posts

Tuesday, October 13, 2009

Fresh Grill



New Hamburgler Brutus the Burger Beefcake writes in on a new entry to the "Strip Mall Burger" Phenomenon:


Fresh Grill is a little known burger destination hidden in a Beaverton strip mall. They claim to have "The American Dream Meal", which must be some kind of food philosophy because it isn't anywhere on the menu, or I totally would have ordered it.

Here's The Blue Moon burger. For $6.50 you get a quarter pound of fresh ground Angus beef, super crispy bacon, and an impressive spread of blue cheese. An extra buck-fifty will upgrade to a half pound burger. Might as well get the fries and coke too. You get the choice of regular french fries or their waffle fries, and be sure to ask for the fry sauce (not as good as old school Arctic Circle fry sauce, but really what is). Sadly, no pickle. But bonus points for the meat juices that ran down my arms and threatened the integrity of my sweatshirt.


Fresh Grill
Daily 11AM-8PM
16300 SW Hart Road,
Beaverton OR 97007
503) 591-5719
Fax An Order: (503) 591-5715
Email: business@fresh-grill.com


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Friday, July 31, 2009

Five Guys: UPDATED 7.31.09



PDX Gwailo is back in town and the feast continues:


Stopped in at one of our local “Five Guys Burgers and Fries” outlets. According to their website, Five Guys started in Arlington, VA, in 1986, and now has over 400 locations.

The menu is simple, hamburgers, hot dogs, and french fries, with an abundance of “free toppings” that enables one to have their sandwich served in any of “over 250,000″ toppings.

If one is to believe the posted sign endorsements, as well as repetitive statements on their website and menus, this burger is the greatest thing since sliced bread, having won numerous awards from various newspapers, websites, and magazines.

One curious category that these awards fall into is “Cheap Eats”, and I’m not sure north of $10 for a hamburger, fries, and drink fall into the genre. The small order of fries is 2.79, though the descriptor of “small” is probably misleading. The order comes in a small foam drink cup, but the server then pours a second serving in the bag, much like the old days of when you ordered a milkshake, got the serving glass as well as the mixing cup delivered to you.

Burger toppings, as I said, are abundant, “free”, and your choices include Mayo, Relish, Onions, Lettuce, Pickles, Tomatoes, Grilled Onions, Grilled Mushrooms, Ketchup, Mustard, Jalapeno Peppers, Green Peppers, A-1 Sauce, Bar-B-Q Sauce, Hot Sauce

The standard burger is two patties, and they also offer a “little hamburger” which one would assume is a single patty. Patties appear to be hand-formed, and, I have to say, are rather good. Fries need no extra seasoning, but a “cajun version” is offered along side the standard fries as a choice at no additional charge.


Five Guys
2606 Cedar Hills Blvd
Beaverton, OR 97005

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ORIGINAL POST: 12.28.08






Looks like Hamburgler is moving belt notches this holiday season:


Hopped in a urban camouflaged Grand Caravan to remain inconspicuous in route to the strip mall where Beaverton got its own Five Guys.

For fast food this is pretty much as good as it gets, and since we are from Portland should we bedwet about the Styrofoam cups? (we wouldn't, it would be disrespectful when visiting other cultures....besides, have you ever drank beer from a Styrofoam cup on a really hot day, its ice cold top to bottom!...going to fan on it more later).

Anyhow, they got the usual suspects. Its worth the trip if you are burgering, plus they have bacon and cheese hotdogs., HEY, they have bacon and cheese hot dogs. Get some problems already.



Five Guys
2606 SW Cedar Hills Blvd.
Beaverton, OR 97005


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Monday, February 23, 2009

Annie's





ExtraBacon gives us the Daddy Warbucks:



My wife and I tried out Annie's a few weeks ago. I remember eating some good burgers there over 10 years ago (formerly Roake's?). They moved, or were closed, for several years but now they are back up in running in their original location on T.V. Highway.

I went for the Little John burger: bacon, egg, ham, cheese, lettuce, tomato, pickle, ketchup, mayo. Hand formed patty using good quality beef rounded out this burger, making it delicious down to the last bite.

They do make a bigger version called the Farmer John. If you have a big appetite for a big burger, go for it!

I also went for a side of their Coney fries: fries topped with their Coney dog sauce. It's like chili without beans, and has a unique blend of spices. It's tasty, but it bit rich. Try splitting an order with friends.

Also, be sure and check out their huge selection of hot dogs on the menu. Good stuff!

The burgers and fries were just as I had remembered them, and that's what will keep me coming back.


Annie's
18805 SW Tualatin Valley Hwy
Beaverton, OR 97006


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