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What's bad about it?
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It falls apart at first bite!
And the ground beef? Is there cardboard in there?
Horrible hamburger.
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Ok, cool.
Yeah I heard a reviewer said that while they are bigger patties, different bread and sauce, the Big Mac is preferred.
I am pretty much done with the big chain burgers because they have turned to crap (my exception is In-n-Out) so I'm ordering from local spots where I can find them including Tommy's.
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As Burgers, Dana Point and Mission Viejo.
Fast, great, NOT a chain.
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I like in n out, but not the 15 minute wait.
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I gave up the chains and go to them little burger places with Names Like Galaxy Burger, but
Tommys and the Hat are still on my fav list.
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McDonald’s food has been scientifically proven to kill you slowly, much like marriage has!
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Their burgers don't get old and I am pretty sure its humans in that meat lol
I don't want to put anything in my body that won't break down. Even the owner didn't want to eat it
Plus he called it a product and not food. That's scary
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And there is NO telling what harmful additives that are in there. As they are cutting costs, and so your life span maybe too.
Ask your doctor if a Big Mac is right for you.
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Isn’t it just the Arch deluxe all over again? I worked there in HS and those things were such a waist of time to make.
Only thing I got out working there for a summer was being able to make weight for football because I was able to go from 140 to 165 eating a custom 4 quarter pounder burger and 20 piece nugget every shift for a whole summer.
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If you want an very, very good burger, go to Bunz in Huntington Beach (at the Vans skate park on Center near Costco).
Just get the regular burger; the smash burger isn't nearly as good.
The onion rings and tots are also very good.
Even their Diet Coke tastes better (they clean the machine every day).
I've had $44 burgers at a high-end hotel in London that was amazing; Bunz is nearly as good and it's very reasonably priced.
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The burgers at the Habit are good for a chain.
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^ Agree.
It's been a while since I've had one, but yeah, they are good.
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I used to really like Habit burgers. I remember going to the original in Santa Barbara. I would get them regularly after they expanded. But about a few years ago or so I noticed my last two orders really sucked and tasted like the typical Sysco frozen patty burger.
So I was curious and looked them up and to my surprise, yup they got acquired by the YUM! food brands group i.e. KFC, Taco Bell, Pizza Hut group.
I haven't been back. It's a sad loss.
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The last time I had a Habit burger was about seven years ago in Woodland Hills off Ventura Blvd.
My co-workers and I would make it a habit to visit at least once a month. That location has a real nice outdoor seating area and parking is easy-peazy.
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100% agree it was really bad.
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Habit was great 20 years ago when they started expanding. I really enjoyed it. In the last 5 years post quarantine, not so much. I've gone back to basics. Independent burger stands are almost always better, with better fries.
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