Shake Shack is pretentious as hell

[onesteptwostep]

The food, the hipster Apple bullshit music they play, the subpar meat and milk shake, the Shake Shack ad they play INSIDE the store, and the pretentious postmodern interior design, their mediocre fries (which is shit compared to innout).

Yeah, I'm probably not coming here again. Waste of 20 bucks.

Oh and they sell wine here too? Wtf...

 

[Black Rose]

Next time go to the love shack.
btw, postmodernism in certain cases is cool.
(so amusing something that doesn't matter pisses people off)

 

[Jennywocky]

The Shake Shack franchise is moving in here. I doubt I'll go, it doesn't look like it's my thing + with my diet changes I don't hang out in places like that much anymore anyway.

After that fad is over something else will take its place. *shrug*

 

[Creeping Death]

Never heard of it. What states have them?

If it's as you describe, I won't go there, not even for the wine.
Stick to innout, shits so cash, animal double with animal fries

 

[onesteptwostep]

I'm not so sure about the states but I'm sure the coasts have them. The joint is basically a ten dollar burger joint with only like three choices for burgers.

 

[PmjPmj]

I don't think we have those in the UK.

We do have McDonalds though, and they're approximately 200% better than yours.

Good guy RSPCA, ensuring decent meat and the like.

 

[QuickTwist]

Smashburger is prolly better.

 

[Cognisant]

There's a place in Brisbane called Miel Container and last time I was there I had the mozzarella cheese burger with a side of beer battered chips. The burger had mushrooms cooked in truffle oil and whole macadamias on it, the chips were thick cut beer battered with rosemary and chicken salt, it was a good meal.

Shake Shack doesn't sound like it'll last long here.

 

[Nebulous]

I've heard about the one in Grand Central Station in New York City. Never been there though. My friend went on a trip to the city and went there, her review was that the food was delicious, but the line and wait were horrendous.
I didn't know there were others.
I figured it was called the Shake Shack because it's in a train station; I associated the name with the rumbling of trains. Maybe it's actually not that deep and is just called that bc milkshakes

I'd like to go there some day but I dunno if I could manage the line.