couch 'em wrote:Still amazing that a place with no sign, that looks like a abandoned building, and required you to walk around back past a dog chained to a pole to even find the entrance had such great business. I credit to the great burger they cooked up.
I used to go to a place like that until I noticed that it was a different dog chained up each day. I quit going.
Same here when I noticed the number of legs on the same dog also changed every day.
couch 'em wrote:Still amazing that a place with no sign, that looks like a abandoned building, and required you to walk around back past a dog chained to a pole to even find the entrance had such great business. I credit to the great burger they cooked up.
I used to go to a place like that until I noticed that it was a different dog chained up each day. I quit going.
Same here when I noticed the number of legs on the same dog also changed every day.
Yeah. That's why Friday was always "Hotdog" day.
All those who believe in psycho kinesis, raise my hand
Do you remember the fried pies she used to make? Man those were good. Get a double double bag of chips & fried apple pie, after that nothing could go wrong that day.......
Chris Ward (James Beard award winner and SMU alum) of The Mercury says it's the best burger he ever had.
I always liked that Rose had her granddaughters delivering the burgers on that greasy wax paper to your table. Wonder what happened to the flattop burner she used? Gotta have some great flavor on that thing...
What no love for the Waterhole where I used to work-right next door? Chris Ward used to be a regular at Stan's Blue Note too-pretty good friend. The Mercury is outstanding-highly recommended-even if it is in a shopping center.
