Today, as fat raindrops splattered across the city, I took a gamble and tried Austin Burger Company, a ghost kitchen that has no reviews and doesn't pull up any results on Google. Promising! For what it's worth, it shares an address with both Happy Chicks and BBG's, either of which could potentially be responsible for this short selection of American comfort foods.
The Grass Roots Wrap is the one naturally vegan option, which takes an Impossible burger and rolls it up with avocado, greens, black bean corn salsa, and vegan ranch in a sun-dried tomato wrap. I'm mostly amused that there's the option of requesting it "rare and medium-rare," but have to wonder if there's an appreciable difference.
What I can appreciate is the surprisingly fresh ingredients and skillfully bundled wrap, that withstood the rigors of travel without exploding. To their credit, I do believe my burger meat was in fact cooked to "medium-rare," with a notable touch of pink remaining! That, plus the large slab of avocado, made for a highly satisfying meal. Could have maybe used more seasoning, and/or ranch on the side, but I'm quite pleased with this shot in the dark.
Bonus points: I wasn't expecting fries and they were quite a lovely surprise. Give 'em an extra toast in the air fryer for best results. read more