Ladies and Gentlemen, let me introduce you to the CORONARY BURGER!!!
First of all, let me just say that Dangerous Dan's wouldn't be my first choice to take a lady. It's grimy, old and located across the street from one of the nastiest strip clubs Toronto has to offer, Jilly's! Dangerous Dan's is a mans joint! The seats are all old smelly used car seats, the beer is warm, the mugs are dirty and theres funny meat quotes on the wall like: "If God hadn't intended us to eat cows... he wouldn't have made them so easy to catch!" Oh Dan.. you crazy son of a bitch!
But on this day, it was all about the Coronary burger. I'm sure I will get better at this over time and come up with some sort of rating system. But first of all I should make it clear that everyone's burger preferences are different. Some people care only about the meat, some are about the toppings and some are even about the bun. For me, I like an all around burger. It's parts have to be equally good to make the burger experience great. Some toppings just go well together and can totally change the burger all together. So I'll try to keep that in mind as I give me opinion's on the burgers I eat.
This burger was intense and a lot of fun to eat. I ate light that day and was pretty hungry when it showed up. When it did show up and that cook slapped that bad boy down in front of me my eyes shot open immediately! This is what I called the SHOCK VALUE! This burger receives an 8.5 out of 10 for that alone. It was exciting and it looked really delicious. I couldn't wait to wrap my paws around it (or at least try).
The first bite was freggin dyno-mite!! The texture of the meat was the best thing about this burger. It was very soft and velvety and the meat literally fell apart in my mouth. That is exactly what makes a great home made burger superior! The bacon and cheese were wedged in between the patties and I enjoyed this aspect immensely. It was like a meat cake with bacon and cheese icing in the middle! Re-donk-u-lous! Honestly tho, I found that the intense meat and bacon flavour needed more ketchup, which I had to apply somehow while holding this monster together. I could've done without the egg myself as it gave a very weird texture to the burger and I found the yolk flavour a little rich. It was just too much... but I guess thats the point of this burger, so I guess that makes it good?!? I dunno.. Anyways, about mid way through I started getting the meat sweats! Not as terrible as I thought but they were coming on strong. Also I slowly started slipping into a food coma after the burger was done as the itis started kicking in firm! The food baby was growing slowly but surely inside my belly, I think I felt it kick a few times... I felt proud.
One negative thing I will say about this burger experience were the french fries. They were despicable! I can't believe they can boast a bad ass mother effing burger like that and put it beside the weakest plate of fries ever. They were like McCain frozen fries. Awful! I need a good plate of chips with my burger and these were lacking. I don't even want to tell you about the gravy, I can't even begin to guess what they put in it.
In the next picture you can really get a sense of the immenseness of the burger when stacked beside the pint glass.
Anyways, it was a pretty good burger, but I haven't been around Toronto MUCH. I'm waiting to give this burger an overall rating until I sink my pearly whites into a few more burwiches! I would definitely recommend trying it. Just don't order fries.
Burgerninja... OUT!