Sunday, August 24, 2008
Quick Review: Culver's, Mesa AZ
After hearing much ballyhooing from homesick Midwesterners, I went to the fairly new Culver's over on Country Club just south of US-60 for the first time earlier this summer. The dining room doors were locked 10 minutes before posted closing time the first time I went, leaving me just the drive-thru. I know that Mesa and Gilbert practically roll up the sidewalks at 9 PM, but come on, if you're going to say on the door that you're open til 10, STAY OPEN TIL 10! It was certainly not the best first impression. At least the girl at the drive-through was perky. Burger was... salty. Onion rings were OK. Root beer float had not nearly enough root beer for the ice cream, er, I mean frozen custard. Fast forward to tonight. I got a patty melt and cheese curds. The patty melt was one note: Bland. No, wait, two notes, it was greasy as hell too. The bread used was allegedly rye, but didn't taste much like rye and the caraway seeds were just there for looks. The cheese curds tasted more of salty breading than cheese. Neither was worth the calories. A return trip is highly doubtful at this point, especially with In-N-Out and Chick-Fil-A two exits down the road.
Subscribe to:
Post Comments (Atom)
2 comments:
You mentioned cheese curds.
If they would have come from the "Cheese Curd Capital of Wisconsin" at Ellsworth Cooperative Creamery - then you would have had the BEST!
The Governor of Wisconsin gave them that title! They are so FRESH and squeaky good, plus they are made from rBST free milk!
Their premium 100% All Natural Cheddar Cheese Curds are the color of fresh milk: White.
Question: “Did you ever drink a glass of orange milk?”
Look for the white cheddar morsels!
They sold 104,000 pounds of cheese curds to the Minnesota State Fair last year and sell to state and county fairs nationwide. If you are at Miller Park in Milwaukee for a Brewers Home Game – you have to try the fried cheese curds! Or at an A&W Restaurant!
They even have a very simple four-ingredient recipe on the back of their FRESH cheese curd packages for battering cheese curds. Bringing the State Fair right into your home!
Tell Culvers that they should be selling the best! White cheese morsels, where the breading is so light that you only taste the warm and creamy cheddar cheese!
Yum!
I am from WI.
I love Culvers.
They have the best frozen custard.
The cheese curds are from Wisconsin too.
Post a Comment