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Annie's Restaurant
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Tucked between KFC and Burger King on TV Highway between 185th and 198th, is a little piece of the good old days. REAL hand cut fries with the peel, super skinny and delectable, in good oil and hot hot hot. Burger was juicy, had nice CHUNKS of hand-cut onions, torn lettuce, yes actually torn, not chopped up into shreds that fall all over the place and don't give a crunch much less a cooling effect.... and the cheese was there and everything was hot and tasty. The buns hold up to the burger and the food was ready FAST and the prices was UNDER FIVE BUCKS.
I've only lived here for 4 months, and I've been looking for a good burger joint that isn't MacDonald's or Burger King or Wendy's, and this IS IT. Wow. Thanks staff of Annie's. i appreciate you. I asked the guy at the counter what was good and his first questions was DO YOU WANT A BURGER OR A HOT DOG? So he knows his stuff and he steered me to a fine big burger. I'm taking husband back tonight. Open from 11-7 some days, but call for hours. Open till 8 Saturday evening.
Pros: Fresh, hot and did I say FRESH
Cons: Small parking lot, hard to see building
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