That looks like a Bob's Big Boy ripoff.

http://www.bigboy.com

Looks to me like a regional franchisee, though even with scripts enabled I can't get the site to talk to me enough to make sense.

I was going through some of the old photos and ran across this.

This is Mrs. dar and the darlets in front of the Scaleburger that BigV mentioned earlier. Taken summer of 2004. We were on the way to Paradise Lodge, well up on Mt. Rainier. It was August 3rd and we found a patch of snow along one of the trails. Not a lot, but the girls got to throw a couple of snowballs.

pssst... post the image please.

Ooops. Thought I had. I'll have to do it tonight from home.

We don't eat out that often. When I do go for a burger, it's got to be from Burger King. I like either the standard cheeseburger or a Whopper. I just love the flame broiled taste. We usually don't frequent the trendy placed like Red Robin, TGIFridays, etc.

Great pic dar. Funny how so many people on here cross paths in one way or another.

TGIFridays is better for onion soup and steaks anyway. Red Robin... just seems a little too boring. A fancyburger is nice for its vegetable vitamin content, but one should not have too much sloppy sauce included, or your burger bun disintegrates and you have to pick the pieces up off your plate.

Not sure if this qualifies but the ones at Dave and Buster's in Dallas are killer. There are better in this area but the ones I'm thinking of are all local.

Everybody's got their non-chainburger faves. A good thing.

How perceptive, UG.

Hey, just when somebody thinks he's nailed me into a stereotype's box, he gets a surprise. That keeps happening. I don't think it's going to quit.

I knew you'd say that.

I'd never label TGIs as fast.... more escargot than in-car-go