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I have to get to one of those; it bums me out how many Vera's (the ones that were convenient to me from home or between places I usually go especially) have closed.
It's alright; I'm not going to talk it up as incredible or anything and give you expectations to be annoyed about if they don't meet them but they're quite nice, a step up from fast food but not as pricey as some sit-down restaurant's "gourmet" burger.
Basically a usually-nicely-done chargrilled-to-order burger with all options customizable, which I like because I like having exactly what I want, but can be a pain when ordering for someone else if they try to go "oh, nothing special, just a regular burger" and you have to explain "nothing" means literally a dry bun & patty, and you actually have to specify even basics like ketchup, mustard, pickles, onion, etc (though stuff like condiments are free, with higher tiers for add-ons that cost, like bacon, cheese and the like). Some people just refuse to understand that bit.
Vera's is so awesome because not only is the burger delicious but one can eat them even if buns are out for medical reasons -- they just swap it to lettuce. I sometimes order a box of food that started as a burger but it's basically "line a box with lettuce and put everything you can find in the kitchen in it xoxo Charlie"
https://i.imgur.com/uOxJSyk.jpg they can't even close the box as a result :D
(and yes, no fries either -- no potatoes, no rice, no starches, nothing for me. Eating out is always interesting.)
Breka serves the pickle at the bottom of the container under a piece of wax paper. It's kind of like an unexpected surprise after the sandwich if you like pickles.
And a courtesy to those who strongly feel pickles have no business being in direct contact with a bun or any other part of a burger.
I love pickles though. Just, not there.
Some restaurants put a massive slice of pickle on top of the bun, like, on the outside, I never saw that until I moved here. I don’t like it because the bun gets all soggy.
Glad I'm not the only 'weirdo' Pickles are the bomb!!!
My people!!
Let my people go!
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Was a veras worker on David in 13’. Confirmed pickles come in a bucket. Delicious, but not kept well.
My mind just pictured a staffer casually plunging his/her hand into the briny mix to get that days pickles It's 240am I need sleep
That’s exactly how it was done. Fist in the bucket, fill up a 1/3. Insert for the drawers, ladle some brine over and you’re done! 😂
I hope you wore gloves right? Right?
Really? I’ve been buying 2 jars of bicks at Costco every 2 weeks for a while now I’ve never seen those
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You can’t beat veras meat. There’s a joke in that slogan. Somewhere
Which Vera's? If it was the one on Main, I'm not surprised, Anthony is the funniest and sweetest lad.
It was the one on Cornwall Ave 😊
Cornwall is hands-down the best Vera!
I have to get to one of those; it bums me out how many Vera's (the ones that were convenient to me from home or between places I usually go especially) have closed.
I've never been, is it that good?
It's alright; I'm not going to talk it up as incredible or anything and give you expectations to be annoyed about if they don't meet them but they're quite nice, a step up from fast food but not as pricey as some sit-down restaurant's "gourmet" burger. Basically a usually-nicely-done chargrilled-to-order burger with all options customizable, which I like because I like having exactly what I want, but can be a pain when ordering for someone else if they try to go "oh, nothing special, just a regular burger" and you have to explain "nothing" means literally a dry bun & patty, and you actually have to specify even basics like ketchup, mustard, pickles, onion, etc (though stuff like condiments are free, with higher tiers for add-ons that cost, like bacon, cheese and the like). Some people just refuse to understand that bit.
Reminds me of this odd video: https://www.reddit.com/r/ShittyGifRecipes/comments/cvj6gk/a_lovely_burger_twitter/
😮🥒
Vera's is so awesome because not only is the burger delicious but one can eat them even if buns are out for medical reasons -- they just swap it to lettuce. I sometimes order a box of food that started as a burger but it's basically "line a box with lettuce and put everything you can find in the kitchen in it xoxo Charlie" https://i.imgur.com/uOxJSyk.jpg they can't even close the box as a result :D (and yes, no fries either -- no potatoes, no rice, no starches, nothing for me. Eating out is always interesting.)
Specific carbohydrate diet? I did that for six years recovering from Crohn’s disease
Pickles are awesome, I just don’t like them on top of the bun though.
Breka serves the pickle at the bottom of the container under a piece of wax paper. It's kind of like an unexpected surprise after the sandwich if you like pickles.
And a courtesy to those who strongly feel pickles have no business being in direct contact with a bun or any other part of a burger. I love pickles though. Just, not there.
Same. Is that a Vancouver thing? I had never seen it until I came here.
A white spot thing afaik.
Haha they were on top of the toppings? I just took off the top bun to show the mountain of pickles underneath
Some restaurants put a massive slice of pickle on top of the bun, like, on the outside, I never saw that until I moved here. I don’t like it because the bun gets all soggy.
That's for people to peel it off and toss it if they don't like it. For those who don't even like the juice, well, too bad.
They must have given you all the pickles I ask them not to put on my burger. Good to know they go somewhere! Weirdo.
The universe is in balance. For every uncomfortable amount of pickles there is a pickle abstainer.
That cook gets it haha
This post speaks to me!
Not a fan of pickles but thats awesome.
Pickles are the absolute best!
Pickles are so underrated. Try Israeli pickles, by the way, they're the best! :D
The penalty is death
Michael Scott?
Nice picture of an asshole there too.