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    3.3 (4 reviews)
    Closed 10:30 am - 2:00 AM (Next day)

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    Al’s Burger Shack

    3.7
    (32 reviews)
    0.1 mi

    Great burgers and tots! (My husband's favorite). I have a gluten allergy and have eaten here safely…read morenumerous times. Staff is friendly and attentive. Service is quick and restaurant is clean. This is our go-to restaurant in Leland.

    Arrived on first day of opening at about 4:30pm and just about all of the tables were filled but…read moreonly one person in line. If you want to save time, order online on their website, which I would do next time, but I would question if they would be able to complete it in a timely fashion. Didn't look like they had tons of staff available, looked slow -understandably it was their first day but still. Food took about 23 minutes. There is covered outdoor seating but limited. One high chair available. Burgers don't come with fries so you'll have to order that for an additional cost. There are also sides of tater tots, sweet potato fries, cheese fries, salad, or a combo of sides. Ordered the Mookie, which comes with Wisconsin, blue marble cheese, bacon onion jam, and roasted garlic aioli and a side of sweet potato fries. Cashier asked how I wanted the burger meat cooked. There are a few different dipping sauces for the fries-I went with the Winnie sauce. Regular Fries are crinkle cut and sweet potato fries are thin cut. Sweet potato were seasoned with sugar and the Winnie sauce was a sweet creamy dip. Wish they told me the Winnie sauce was sweet, otherwise, I would have chose another sauce. At least the sweet potato fries were crispy. Burger had good flavor overall, but the bun was cold, whereas the burger meat was piping hot. I liked the chunky bacon onion jam (chopped big onion pieces) and garlic aioli. Burger meat was overcooked for my medium request.

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    Gluten free kid's chicken nuggets and crispy fries
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    PT's Old Fashioned Grille

    PT's Old Fashioned Grille

    3.8
    (160 reviews)
    0.5 mi
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    Go inside- plenty of tvs, under-cranked ceiling fans - it screams less "restaurant" and more "your…read morefriend with the great garage." Names are stated, not numbers..which is personal, but perhaps a little prone to misheard orders.. "SEAN/JOHN/DON!" I think there are places in which by the time your order hits..it feels like you're in the middle of trying to make a gallery of orgami napkins... But the Grille isn't that..it moves at a steady breeze, carrying a gallery of food that could feed a small boar. But enough about the ambiance, you're probably here for exactly two things, and I'll name fries to make the review more succinct. You know, the logo cartoon is a bit.. funny. I'm like, "there's no way I'd want to take my lower jaw to such extreme positions!" But then I bit into the burger. That was my first mistake. To eat a Grille burger here is like falling in love, only to realize that the person loves me more than I ever could her. Naturally, I dropped my engagement ring. But not the burger. Whoever flips these needs a raise. Burger King throws them into the microwave or whatever and then tries to add "char" effects, which has the taste of imitation crab being dropped in a ash-heap. But PT's. Words can't do it justice, but I'm going to try. The beef seemed fairly rotated, unlike my arm during bowling. Crisp. Sweet. Layered. Crunchy. My jaw was getting oddly closer to the surrealistic logo that I thought I was above. Naturally, I ate the fries before picking up my engagement ring. I asked her if she could be my wife...And she responded "No, I am just your food induced hallucination that comes from having the best Burger on Earth. " As the stars faded from my eyes, I realized... you can take back a vow, but you can never take back the sheer amazement of picking your jaw off the floor to keep the food from escaping the confines of the pain of love and loss. Or you just like the food- we've all been there. :)

    We absolutely loved our burgers and fries! This place is super friendly and it feels a little bit…read morelike walking back in time. Walk up to the counter, fill out your order on an individual sheet and have a seat. Refills are free and the burgers are tasty. The fries are absolutely delicious. Pay on your way out. We will definitely be back. In terms of seating, there are seats and tables around the outside of the room and high tops in the center of the room. There is additional covered seating outside.

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    Papis Chicken

    Papis Chicken

    4.1
    (76 reviews)
    0.4 mi

    Smoky Chicken That Needs No Sauce!…read more We popped into Papi's Peruvian Chicken on a Sunday, hoping to beat the church crowd, but it turns out, the real blessing was waiting inside. As soon as we pulled into the parking lot, my buddy leaned over and said, "Man, someone's smoking something and it smells delicious." When we stepped inside, his grin got even bigger as he turned to me and said, "It's this place, great choice!" We both went for the smoked dark quarter with street corn salad. My buddy chose green beans, and I went with the Inca pork beans. I asked the woman at the counter to recommend a sauce, and she took the time to explain each one, patiently answering all my basic questions. It turns out, the chicken didn't need any sauce at all. It was smoky, moist, and packed with flavor--crispy on the outside with a deep, wood-fired taste that lingered with every bite. The Inca pork beans were hearty and full of flavor, a solid sidekick to the main event. The street corn salad, while fresh, could have used a bit more kick--maybe a sprinkle of cheese or a dash of lime to brighten it up. The interior's industrial strip mall vibe is functional but could benefit from a few authentic touches--like Peruvian art or music--to match the rich flavors coming out of the kitchen. If you're craving smoky, fall-off-the-bone chicken, Papi's Peruvian Chicken is worth the trip. I'll definitely be back to try more!

    Just sad, $7 for a kids meal "chicken and rice bowl" half of a scoop of rice and a sprinkle of…read morechicken. No thank you!

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