What Instantly Ruins A Burger?

[Risso]

10 hours ago, Seat68 said:

It's almost certainly one of the best in Vegas. Better than the shitty Heart Attack Grill. Back before the Park MGM was the Park MGM, The Monte Carlo had a bar called The Pub and they had fantastic burgers, Black Tap is excellent now though. 

My mate's got the UK franchise and is opening one in London and one in Manchester next year.

[Demitri_C]

Any MCDs burger 

[ml1dch]

3 hours ago, tomav84 said:

steak sauce is something i've never gotten, especially when it's always the most expensive thing on the menu. why spend £30 on a steak then chuck a load of sauce on it so it's the only thing you taste?

I meant it in the American condiment sense - you get "steak sauce" in the same way as you get "barbecue sauce". It's just a style of sauce, rather than your array of bearnaise, Diane, chimichurri et al that you might actually put on a steak. And it's really good - but I don't think I'd ever actually put it on a steak. 

And I'm broadly sympathetic to your point, it just depends on the situation. 

A high-end place, sure - skip the sauce. But a four quid Lidl ribeye on a Friday? A good bearnaise or a gorgonzola hollandaise or something makes it much better.

And never peppercorn as bobzy says. What's the point?

[bickster]

1 minute ago, ml1dch said:

And never peppercorn as bobzy says. What's the point?

To put on the chips

[ml1dch]

4 minutes ago, bickster said:

To put on the chips

Just do that with a good sauce instead. 

[bickster]

1 minute ago, ml1dch said:

Just do that with a good sauce instead. 

It’s perfectly good for chips  

[Risso]

I love peppercorn sauce. I'd never tip a whole jug of it over a steak, but used sparingly it's as good as any other sauce. A nice contrast of being creamy but with a kick from the black pepper.

[fightoffyour]

1 hour ago, Demitri_C said:

Any MCDs burger 

I just had a McDonald’s cheeseburger with large fries and it was great as always. I mean, it’s **** terrible, but kind of in a comforting and familiar way. And it all cost less than two quid.