The oldest and best mom and pop burger joint in the pacific northwest.

This place serves a severely dry piece of some sort of meat which is served on a hoagie roll. It is not a hamburger, and did not even smell like beef. To be honest, it smelled more like vennison or some other type of game. The fries were not even good, they were hard and made in dirty oil. I don't know how anyone could describe the two paper thin pieces of meat as a hamburger. A spam sandwich is thicker, this was just a disgusting dining experience. And to top it off, the staff took 15 minutes after they took our order in order to serve us this burnt meat sandwich.