yeah, I do love seafood....but

[Amp22]

We like burgers at Red Bar and Shades. Unfortunately, Red Bar doesn't serve them at dinner. But that's cool, because some of us have agreed on other posts that a big burger and fries at lunch is a good cure for a hangover. It always worked when we lived in NOLA as undergrads. Still works when our sunset parties at SoWal get elongated. :funn:

Shades is gone as you may know, but the new one in Inlet Beach is probably the same burger. Shades had, and the Red Bar has, mediocre burgers but are probably better if you have an empty beach stomach and/or hangover.

 

[Beach Runner]

Shades is gone as you may know, but the new one in Inlet Beach is probably the same burger. Shades had, and the Red Bar has, mediocre burgers but are probably better if you have an empty beach stomach and/or hangover.

I know about the Shades move. You're probably right about the burgers. Red Bar's atmosphere just makes everything good. And anyone who knows me knows that the sports bar atmosphere at Shades adds to my enjoyment of casual dining - I love watching college football and basketball!

 

[John]

I had a Red Bar cheeseburger at lunch today. Preformed frozen patty, way overcooked. I'll stay away from it in the future.

 

[Beach Runner]

I had a Red Bar cheeseburger at lunch today. Preformed frozen patty, way overcooked. I'll stay away from it in the future.

Believe it or not, that's much better than any burger you could get in our town "near the ATL." I don't count chain restaurants (you know, Ruby Tuesday's, Appleby's, etc.) as good dining (major exception: Houston's). Where we live, an 8-pack of ramen for 84 cents is not bad in comparison to what is available (based on cost/quality). One reason why we just invested in our third residence (in Midtown Atlanta).

 

[Kimmifunn]

Believe it or not, that's much better than any burger you could get in our town "near the ATL." I don't count chain restaurants (you know, Ruby Tuesday's, Appleby's, etc.) as good dining (major exception: Houston's). Where we live, an 8-pack of ramen for 84 cents is not bad in comparison to what is available (based on cost/quality). One reason why we just invested in our third residence (in Midtown Atlanta).

OMG. Houston's. Is anything on the Houston's menu bad? I don't think it is. What is with that place. I ate there 2 times last week.

 

[Beach Runner]

OMG. Houston's. Is anything on the Houston's menu bad? I don't think it is. What is with that place. I ate there 2 times last week.

Occasionally we have a soggy bun with the burger, but that's it. I just HEART Houston's! Love the grilled chicken salad, love the grilled tuna salad, love the salmon, love the veggie side dishes (even the Brussels sprouts), love the ribs, love the bag, love the shoes, love everything. OOPS! The last part was from My Best Friend's Wedding.

 

[Smiling JOe]

going back to post number 1, is there a Houston's on 30A?

 

[Kimmifunn]

going back to post number 1, is there a Houston's on 30A?

Grrrrr.

 

[Miss Kitty]

Believe it or not, that's much better than any burger you could get in our town "near the ATL." I don't count chain restaurants (you know, Ruby Tuesday's, Appleby's, etc.) as good dining (major exception: Houston's). Where we live, an 8-pack of ramen for 84 cents is not bad in comparison to what is available (based on cost/quality). One reason why we just invested in our third residence (in Midtown Atlanta).

...is the reason you were able to invest in your third residence, the ramen noodles????

My head is spinning.

 

[Kimmifunn]

...is the reason you were able to invest in your third residence, the ramen noodles????

My head is spinning.

<-----------To the lounge Sueshore. Watch out. Smiley J's on Kurt patrol.