I don’t know where I might find a Burgerville, and I’ve no idea if their food is any good, but they certainly have some kick-ass receipts:
Being in California, most places I eat now are required to have calorie counts available upon request, but this is really above and beyond. I love it, and would love to see more places adopt this kind of proactive approach.
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Wow, I can’t believe this receipt. I wish every place did this! Burgerville is definitely not my favo place to eat. In & Out is more like it. 😉
That’s what a hamburger’s all about. 🙂
See we should ALL move to Portland!!
Silvergreens does that here. Their food is purdy good too.