Oh the Places I've never been
I've just recently noticed that even in my home town there were places I've never even heard of and never even been to. During my break home I a few friends mentioned eating places that I never heard of and didn't even know where they were. Along with that came with, me actually going to these places.
First there was Americano. One of my friends had mentioned it when we had gone to see the Hobbit Movie. He had gone to get a sandwich while we were trying to figure out what to go and do and what to actually eat. He was prepared for an anything kind of deal where as the rest of us weren't really.
They have pretty good burgers and sandwiches, they also put jalapeno poppers in some of the sandwiches. Oh that was surprisingly good. They also do a few pizza's and crepes. They were pretty good sandwiches, and sometimes (not always) they put a little piece of chocolate in with your order. Not to say that it was in the sandwich, but it was in the same bag as the order.
There was also the Counter. A place that I had actually heard of and driven by quite a few times since it's right across the street from the Mall. The counter is somewhat a do-it-yourself kind of place. To me, its kind of like a Which wich? that I first visited in Texas. There is a slip of paper, you fill out/check boxes of what you want. The type of meat, the size of the meat, what kind of cheese, what kind of toppings, and a sauce (which comes on the side). This place was pretty cool. And I probably would never had come if it weren't for the coupons that came in the mail! They also have some very different and delicious kind of fries. Mmm
Next is The Habit. It was explained to me as a more "high end" In and Out. This place was somewhere I barely go, so it wasn't a surprise that I'd never heard of it. They have a slightly different menu, and a few more items you don't usually see at a burger place. They have things like a Mushroom Swiss Char burger, a Tri Tip Sandwich, and some pretty decent salads. They also have some very good malts. Yes, they are definitely better then In and Out, and a little less crowded too. A place a little more reasonably priced then the other two, and delicious.
First there was Americano. One of my friends had mentioned it when we had gone to see the Hobbit Movie. He had gone to get a sandwich while we were trying to figure out what to go and do and what to actually eat. He was prepared for an anything kind of deal where as the rest of us weren't really.
They have pretty good burgers and sandwiches, they also put jalapeno poppers in some of the sandwiches. Oh that was surprisingly good. They also do a few pizza's and crepes. They were pretty good sandwiches, and sometimes (not always) they put a little piece of chocolate in with your order. Not to say that it was in the sandwich, but it was in the same bag as the order.
There was also the Counter. A place that I had actually heard of and driven by quite a few times since it's right across the street from the Mall. The counter is somewhat a do-it-yourself kind of place. To me, its kind of like a Which wich? that I first visited in Texas. There is a slip of paper, you fill out/check boxes of what you want. The type of meat, the size of the meat, what kind of cheese, what kind of toppings, and a sauce (which comes on the side). This place was pretty cool. And I probably would never had come if it weren't for the coupons that came in the mail! They also have some very different and delicious kind of fries. Mmm
Next is The Habit. It was explained to me as a more "high end" In and Out. This place was somewhere I barely go, so it wasn't a surprise that I'd never heard of it. They have a slightly different menu, and a few more items you don't usually see at a burger place. They have things like a Mushroom Swiss Char burger, a Tri Tip Sandwich, and some pretty decent salads. They also have some very good malts. Yes, they are definitely better then In and Out, and a little less crowded too. A place a little more reasonably priced then the other two, and delicious.
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