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dateCreated	2011-11-22 00:00:00 (xsd:dateTime)
itemReviewed	Holy Chuck
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rev:text	I love the idea behind Holy Chuck burgers but the implementation is just a bit off. I was excited to hear about Holy Chuck because I thought it was going to be like a closer Burger's Priest, but it didn't quite live up to that. The burgers were good, but not $10+ dollars good. And compared to Burger's Priest, the burger downright sucks. But the fries were decent and the milk shake was excellent. I had the Mad Cow, which is a one patty cheese burger with a fried portobello mushroom on top ($10.99). The beef was tender and beefy but it was also a bit bland. A lot of grease was dripping all over my hands and the tray, but it didn't taste greasy to me. The fried mushroom was just ok, but it was kind of weird with the cream cheese and feta. The fries were the skinny type and were crunchy on the outside and soft on the inside. I think this is the one area where Holy Chuck beat out Burger's Priest. However, I ordered lemon aioli to go with the fries, and while the fries were tasty, the lemon aioli was not. It had some flavour that was reminiscent of dessert - I think the best way to describe it is mayo mixed with lemon curd, like the kind you can buy in a can to bake lemon meringue pies. I also had a bacon, fudge, and sea salt milk shake that was the highlight of my meal. It had little chunks of salty bacon in it that were a nice contrast to the sweet fudge and ice cream. It was tasty in the same way salted caramel is tasty. I also tasted some of my friend's chocolate milkshake and I definitely think the milk shakes are worth a trip to this place ($3.79 - $5.50). The only thing is, three out of the four people I went with ordered milk shakes, and the same three of us didn't feel so great after the meal. Coincidence?? After I was done my meal, my wallet was $22 lighter, but my hands were nicely moisturized from all the grease I wiped off them. I don't think I'd ever go back because it was just a bit too expensive for food that was just okay (except the milkshake...but it might have given me a stomach ache...) If we had In-N-Out or Shake Shack here, Holy Chuck would be laughable in comparison.
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