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torbee

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The best thing I ate this week: GruBeez in Davenport's West End​

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Like everyone else, my election season fatigue was at an all-time high on Tuesday.

My phone was ringing off the hook. By then, I had about 20 missed calls from political marketers in the last few days. My text messages were blowing up, too.

Twice, a kind man called and offered me a ride to the polls in Nevada. He was bummed to learn I live thousands of miles away. It was a long day that felt like a week. The week since has felt like a month. I needed a break from the hoopla.

So I visited a restaurant that's been on my to-do list for a long time: GruBeez in the West End of Davenport.

The walk-up restaurant is a local staple that I've heard terrific things about through word-of-mouth. A quick browse of their menu online piqued my interest even further, with a full menu that included a burger topped with cheese curds.
All the positive news was confirmed upon my visit. GruBeez made election stress go away for a little while.

The dish: Muff Burger​

Of course, I had to go with the most ambitious burger I could find. So my eyes darted to the Muff Burger, advertised on a sign outside the restaurant.
The Muff Burger is served on a brioche bun, topped with an over-hard egg, bacon and hashbrowns. That's right. Breakfast on a burger.

It tasted as good as it sounded. Imagine a tasty breakfast sandwich, with a well-seasoned burger patty instead of sausage. The Muff Burger was expectedly filling, but unexpectedly didn't give me a pit in my gut.

I was pleasantly surprised by how great I felt after the meal. On their sign out front, GruBeez calls itself "The Buzz of the Town." Now I see why.

The price: $10.75​

The Muff Burger goes for $10.75, a very reasonable price. Especially when you consider that I haven't even told you the best part yet: it comes with not one, but two sides.
That kind of bang for your buck is unmatched at a local restaurant, let alone at one that tastes great. The chicken and fish meals and wraps come with two sides, too. On my Tuesday visit, the special was $1 beef tacos.

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I had a breakfast burger once that had grape jelly on it, and that little addition of sweetness really elevated the whole thing.

I can’t remember exactly where it was; Booneville? Adel? I know, super helpful.
 
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I had a breakfast burger once that had grape jelly on it, and that little addition of sweetness really elevated the whole thing.

I can’t remember exactly where it was; Booneville? Adel? I know, super helpful.
I make a burger every now and again with a 1/3 lb patty thats 1/3 sausage and 2/3 80/20 beef, ham, bacon, an over easy egg, and PB&J. It's so good, but clogs the ol arteries so only a couple times a year.
 
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The best thing I ate this week: GruBeez in Davenport's West End​

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Like everyone else, my election season fatigue was at an all-time high on Tuesday.

My phone was ringing off the hook. By then, I had about 20 missed calls from political marketers in the last few days. My text messages were blowing up, too.

Twice, a kind man called and offered me a ride to the polls in Nevada. He was bummed to learn I live thousands of miles away. It was a long day that felt like a week. The week since has felt like a month. I needed a break from the hoopla.

So I visited a restaurant that's been on my to-do list for a long time: GruBeez in the West End of Davenport.

The walk-up restaurant is a local staple that I've heard terrific things about through word-of-mouth. A quick browse of their menu online piqued my interest even further, with a full menu that included a burger topped with cheese curds.
All the positive news was confirmed upon my visit. GruBeez made election stress go away for a little while.

The dish: Muff Burger​

Of course, I had to go with the most ambitious burger I could find. So my eyes darted to the Muff Burger, advertised on a sign outside the restaurant.
The Muff Burger is served on a brioche bun, topped with an over-hard egg, bacon and hashbrowns. That's right. Breakfast on a burger.

It tasted as good as it sounded. Imagine a tasty breakfast sandwich, with a well-seasoned burger patty instead of sausage. The Muff Burger was expectedly filling, but unexpectedly didn't give me a pit in my gut.

I was pleasantly surprised by how great I felt after the meal. On their sign out front, GruBeez calls itself "The Buzz of the Town." Now I see why.

The price: $10.75​

The Muff Burger goes for $10.75, a very reasonable price. Especially when you consider that I haven't even told you the best part yet: it comes with not one, but two sides.
That kind of bang for your buck is unmatched at a local restaurant, let alone at one that tastes great. The chicken and fish meals and wraps come with two sides, too. On my Tuesday visit, the special was $1 beef tacos.

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I got a nickel for ya.....
 
Rather have a regular burger over this. Hash brown definitely add nothing to the burger. Especially with fries in the side. Seems like overkill.
 

The price: $10.75​

The Muff Burger goes for $10.75, a very reasonable price. Especially when you consider that I haven't even told you the best part yet: it comes with not one, but two sides.


HBOT: Trying to Both Sides this thing again
#TryingTooHard
 
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Sometimes I even go to.. wait for it.. down town rock island to get some to go food too! Scarrrrrry!
 
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