Finally made it over here:
LK is a regular, so she knew that we'd miss the line that normally stretches out the door by heading over on a Sunday afternoon.
Now, order at the counter - then sit down and play nice. We went straight for the burgers:
We did a couple of the the Pepper Jack Cheeseburgers with Bacon, and Grilled Jalapeños - an excellent addition. The patty is hand formed from a fatty mix of beef and the bun - particularly good - crispy-toasted.
The Tots were good, but the Fries were rockin'.
The place has a fun, dive-y vibe. Along with Sweet Tea, they also offer Jolly Rancher Tea - interesting.
Then there are these things...
It's a "Gob." (Pronounced 'gobb' not 'jobe' for all you Arrested Development fans out there.) Whipped Butter-cream between two Devils Food Cake rounds. Come on - you gotta do it!
^ Maple & Motor during a rare lull.
I'll be back for more of these delicious burgers, and am intrigued by the Fried Baloney and the Flat Top Brisket Sandwiches as well. Another benefit of stopping by M&M is that it is across the street from Elliott's Hardware, which is quite simply Tim Allen quality crack for any red-blooded male - bonus!
, it was paid for with Cold Hard Cash, and that's that.
We went this snowy weekend also. It has been on my radar to get to and we took advantage of the lakc of electricity in NE Dallas to get over to this joint for some comfort food. The burgers were AWESOME. Fries were ok, I would have preferred fresh cut but I have had worse. Did I say the burgers were AWESOME. This is on the must return to soon list.
Posted by: TheMrWonderful | February 15, 2010 at 03:53 PM
Can't wait to try this burger. I have a special place in my heart for restaurants with a chalkboard menu.
Posted by: Sarah | February 17, 2010 at 05:01 PM
I hated my burger. I'll never go back. Not only did it suck, the owner was rude. Don't waste your time or money on this dump.
Posted by: Shale | January 25, 2011 at 01:03 PM