Andrew’s Liked Places

Andrew: They definitely need a sign. I had trouble finding them after a friend recommended them. If you buy macaroons in bulk, they're cheap!

Andrew: The steamed buns they use as hamburger buns make it so tasty.

Andrew: Don't forget about the parking garage in back.

Andrew: The camping equipment seems targeted more towards serious camping. If you're looking for a camping grill or propane powered stove, maybe try Academy first.

Andrew: Don't park across the street at Whataburger. Instead, sit on the patio and watch your fellow patrons' cars get towed.

Andrew: If you get the red beans and rice with sausage, be prepared to cut up your sausage.

Andrew: I can't stop getting the big bird. Crispy basil bits are delicious.

Andrew: It's difficult to not order more than you can eat here.

Andrew: The tacos are big and greasy. The cheese is meh.

Andrew: I don't recommend trying to go on a weekend if you hate long lines. Portion sizes are huge.

Andrew: Get a spoon. It is very difficult to eat them otherwise.

Andrew: They have exotic meats like kangaroo and ostrich ground and frozen. Get some and make burgers!

Andrew: The remodeled interior makes it ideal for hanging out and working alone. No more 4 person tables taken up by one guy with a laptop.

Andrew: Don't forget you ate beet chips the next time you go to the bathroom.

Andrew: I could eat the ham and egg roll for breakfast every day.

Andrew: If you don't want to wait here, walk a couple blocks east to Siphon Coffee and hang out there.

Andrew: When it gets muddy, it gets very muddy. Wear the right clothes if it's wet.

Andrew: Finally, somewhere to buy both groceries and tourist junk in the same place!

Andrew: Parking here is much easier than the midtown location, and inside is much bigger as well.

Andrew: They did a great job replacing glass, and have a lifetime warranty on leaks. It's also conveniently located so you can walk to a bunch of different places for food or coffee.

Andrew: The red beans are real.

Andrew: It feels a little like a physical Think Geek store.