Popped into DBGB last night for dinner with some old friends. After looking at the menu I remember that I have a morbidly obese friend who runs a burger website, and decided I should order one of the burgers. I ordered The Yankee, while a friend of mine took down The Piggie (lol?). The Yankee was simple, but certainly above average. Six ounces of beef, lettuce, tomato, onion, pickle, VT cheddar & bacon. The Piggie was slightly more interesting consisting of the same 6 oz. patty, topped with Daisy May’s bbq pulled pork, jalapeno mayonnaise & boston lettuce on a cheddar-cornbread bun with mustard-vinegar slaw. Both above average, but modest in size.
Popped into DBGB last night for dinner with some old friends. After looking at the menu I remember that I have a morbidly obese friend who runs a burger website, and decided I should order one of the burgers. I ordered The Yankee, while a friend of mine took down The Piggie (lol?). The Yankee was simple, but certainly above average. Six ounces of beef, lettuce, tomato, onion, pickle, VT cheddar & bacon. The Piggie was slightly more interesting consisting of the same 6 oz. patty, topped with Daisy May’s bbq pulled pork, jalapeno mayonnaise & boston lettuce on a cheddar-cornbread bun with mustard-vinegar slaw. Both above average, but modest in size.
As my friends and I are all total health nuts & beach season is here, we prefaced our burgers with two orders of sausages. One sweet, one spicy. The sweet was named Chipolata – a pork sausage with “pommes mousseline” (mashed potatos) and summer truffle. The spicy goes by Toscane – a pan roasted Italian sausage with tomato, chili and garlic. Not ideal if you plan on making out right after dinner, but tasty nonetheless. We also had a salad, however I do not blog about lettuce, unless it is on a burger.
Wine and beers are moderately priced and DBGB is definitely worth returning to.
- BurgerNinja
