webean
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- Location: LINCOLN, NE
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Backyard Burgers
Mon, 09/19/05 8:18 PM
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Has anyone tried BACKYARD BURGERS?
New location in Lincoln NE.
Was in the area and tried their 1/3 pounder.
Meat was precooked and dry...and salty.
Guess I will have to drive to Omaha to DINKERS...best burger in Omaha.
Tastes fresh...and moist.
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mayor al
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- Location: Louisville area, Southern Indiana
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RE: Backyard Burgers
Mon, 09/19/05 8:53 PM
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There is a thread about this chain somewhere.... The reaction of most folks who commented was similiar to yours. I would add that they are a step above most burger joints IN PRICE !
We tried the one in Louisville. The Blackberry cobbler was good, the burger wasn't.
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V960
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- Location: Kannapolis area, NC
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RE: Backyard Burgers
Tue, 09/20/05 3:06 PM
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There are quite a few of these place in the Charlotte area and all seem to have very salty burgers.
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Adjudicator
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RE: Backyard Burgers
Sat, 10/1/05 9:09 AM
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Spouse & I had our first (& last) visit a few weeks ago. Nasty; precooked, dry, and W A Y overpriced.
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backfrmIraq
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- Joined: 1/25/2005
- Location: Grand Bay, AL
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RE: Backyard Burgers
Fri, 10/21/05 12:09 PM
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I ate at one in Anniston AL......dry, flavorless burger and $$....won't be back 
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