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ScreamingChicken

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Culver's in the cafe business Wed, 09/5/07 12:59 PM (permalink)
Culver's has been experimenting with[url='http://www.channel3000.com/news/14044702/detail.html']this concept[/url] for a couple of years now. The first cafe has been pretty successful; it'll be interesting to see how far they go with the idea.

Brad
 
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    mayor al

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    RE: Culver's in the cafe business Wed, 09/5/07 4:11 PM (permalink)

    Brad, our local Culver's Owner says they will be trying "Thick Burgers" on the menu shortly also. (as opposed to the flattened and thin-crispy ButterBurgers). I hope they don't mess with a good thing too much. Bring Back the Walleye, and forget trying to BBQ Ribs would be two suggestions from me!
     
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      Sundancer7

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      RE: Culver's in the cafe business Wed, 09/5/07 4:46 PM (permalink)
      I agree with Al, I hope they don't start trying to do things they do not know how to do like other groups have done. Their menu is fairly complex now.

      Paul E. Smith
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        Davydd

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        RE: Culver's in the cafe business Wed, 09/5/07 8:24 PM (permalink)
        Walleye is a permanent Culver's menu item in Minnesota. It never goes away.
         
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          Jim Ross

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          RE: Culver's in the cafe business Wed, 09/5/07 9:41 PM (permalink)
          They have run the Blue Spoon in Praire du Sac for over 2 years. We've eaten there several times when visiting friends and always enjoyed it. Very good place but totally different from Culvers and should appeal to a different demographic. One time when we were in, our friends pointed out Craig Culver, the CEO, bussing tables. I think they have taken their time and expect it will be very successful.

          http://www.bluespooncafe.com/
           
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            kland01s

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            RE: Culver's in the cafe business Thu, 09/6/07 10:55 AM (permalink)
            Nicely priced menu, I like that you can order half orders of the sandwiches which leaves room for other goodies!
             
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