Kumar without Harold goes to the White Cast...er House

[DontSayBanana]

Ugh. My one and only experience with a White Castle near Atlantic City (long since closed; I think I was about 5 at the time) was bad enough that I've never wanted to go near one again. Also, their frozen burgers are absolute shite.

[DGuller]

Ugh. My one and only experience with a White Castle near Atlantic City (long since closed; I think I was about 5 at the time) was bad enough that I've never wanted to go near one again. Also, their frozen burgers are absolute shite.

I think I've actually thrown up after trying a frozen White Castle burger.  It may have been the copious amounts of alcohol I consumed to forget the experience, though.

[Savonarola]

There's one fairly close to here (like 10min walk). It has grown much over the last decades but it use to be nothing more then a trailer.

Their menu has barely change at all. Hot dogs, Hamburgers, Cheeseburgers, Pogo, Fries & Poutine.

[derspiess]

You know, I've never been to a White Castle, am I missing out?

What Cal said.  I haven't been to one in ages, but it's a guilty pleasure.

[Admiral Yi]

Corndog

[Savonarola]

Corndog

Ah, not that far off from 'possum then.

[Syt]

Thats a bunker.

I think it looks more like a public restroom.

[Ed Anger]

Do other cities have burger pits like this one:

I try to stay out of the ones in Dayton, as I would like to remain living and not croak from food poisoning.

[Valmy]

Do other cities have burger pits like this one:

Yes we have several but only in the city.  The further out into the burbs you go the more generic everything becomes.

[Caliga]

Do other cities have burger pits like this one:

Yes we have several but only in the city.  The further out into the burbs you go the more generic everything becomes.

Sadly, that's the way it is most places.  OTOH, we have a really neat little diner in our town that's got the best burgers I've ever had.

Louisville itself has a surprisingly diverse and high quality culinary scene.

[Savonarola]

Yes we have several but only in the city.  The further out into the burbs you go the more generic everything becomes.

In Detroit they're mostly out in the older suburbs; (the one in the picture is in one of Detroit's wealthiest suburb, Birmingham.)  In the city of Detroit even the White Castles are co-franchised with Church's Chicken.

[jimmy olsen]

Do other cities have burger pits like this one:

Yes we have several but only in the city.  The further out into the burbs you go the more generic everything becomes.

And a white cinder block building with no logo doesn't scream generic to you?

[Admiral Yi]

Detroit's wealthiest suburb, Birmingham

That's not Grosse Pointe?

[Savonarola]

Detroit's wealthiest suburb, Birmingham

That's not Grosse Pointe?

Grosse Pointe Shores is probably the wealthiest; Birmingham is a few notches down from that, but still quite well to do.

[Valmy]

And a white cinder block building with no logo doesn't scream generic to you?

I think you misunderstood the question.  The question was not how many white cinder block buildings you have, it was how many small unique burger dives you had.

And in any case I think white cinder block buildings are not exactly super common for restaurants these days.