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| - It's pretty good, and I would go again, but it does not beat Burgers' Priest.
Great that there is lots of seating, and we didn't have to wait at all to place our order. The decor is nice too.
As for the important part, the burgers. I ordered the holy chuck which is recommended if it is your first time. Meat is good, everything is good. BUT it is missing some fresh crispiness, such as pickle, lettuce, tomato or a little bit of fresh onion. Personally I found the caramelized onion a little overpowering and wet, as it made my bun wet fast. I thought the whole thing was a tad too greasy, especially when I looked down on my plate and noticed that the grease pool had started congealing before I was even done eating.
The fries are excellent though, much better than Burgers' Priest. Thin and super crunchy. The poutine was awesome too, despite not being a fan of the parsley (or other green stuff) that they threw on top. Real cheese curds and good gravy on delicious fries.
I think they forgot our dessert order too since we waiting 20 minutes for them to throw the nutella pops in the fryer. They were good, but nothing to rave about.
All in all, it's a neat spot, but be ready to feel gross from the grease and don't expect it to be better than the best: Burgers' Priest.
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