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[*] posted on 10-24-2012 at 08:10 AM
Best damn hamburger in San Felipe (perhaps entire Baja too).


I NEVER so much as glance at the so called "hamburger and hotdog" stands in Baja. The vendors simple on the most part....don't have a clue about the preparation of a American hamburger.

So I was doing business in San Felipe last week for a few days....and was showing a client a business interest......when I drove pass this "hamburger stand". Rinky-dink and hidden on the side of a market, I took notice that an American was tending the grill, and his wife was in charge of the counter.

Talking out of my truck's window.....I jokingly asked if the burgers were decent. ........and I got a response back in an deep Texas accent. Okay.....I got baited....... and I took the hook.

Best damn burger in Baja! In fact.......it became one of my best top five burgers that I have ever had. I asked him why the meat was so good.....he explained to us that the beef was specially formulated for him.......using "the fat from the heart area" of the animal. He picks up the meat from S. Ca.

Great sauce. Great cheese. Good french fries. Great service. A big menu of various burgers and other "American " fast food items.

All this.........from two folks that were in their mid seventies!!!!!!

Where? Once you have arrived to the northern part of San Felipe, slow down when you pass "POPS" Campo (that's on your left). Proceed a few thousand feet and there be a market (that's on your left)......pull in and head to the right side of the market's building. There is NO sign off the Mex 5 highway.





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[*] posted on 10-24-2012 at 08:21 AM
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The bun, man.....the bun. what about the bun???? is it homemade, store bought, made at a local bakery????

What about the sauce????????....what kind, what does it taste like???

Are the fries crispy?????, soggy????.....with salt????

What about drinks?????? soda or beer?????

Come on, Fezzie........a more complete report with photos!!!!!




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[*] posted on 10-24-2012 at 08:26 AM


The best burgers, hands down, in all of Baja are served up by Dave and Yvonne south of BOLA. We can now end this thread.



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[*] posted on 10-24-2012 at 08:53 AM


Tbone......where in town is it? I'll be there soon for a vacation at Daggerts.

Okay.......shoot me bajaguy! I had no camera this run...it was business only. I did take notes and those notes are somewhere off Ca 99 ....for I lost my wallet on the way home!

The buns......all I can say they were NOT from a Mexican bakery. Size of a McDonalds big mac bun....very soft, yet not spongy. Had taste!!!!

Looked like a thousand island sauce.......not tangy but rather a LITTLE sweet. Perfect blend however they made it. Pickles and all the trimmings too.

Napkins used _ 6 units
A very good indicator of a good sloppy burger!!!!!

French fries comparable to what one would get at Denny's. Cooked well though. American ketchup on the table.

Standard soda in a can. Looked like American bought. I just wish that had Mexican coke in a bottle. Think I will tell then that next month...
Didn't take note if they had beer...I don't consume alcohol.


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The bun, man.....the bun. what about the bun???? is it homemade, store bought, made at a local bakery????

What about the sauce????????....what kind, what does it taste like???

Are the fries crispy?????, soggy????.....with salt????

What about drinks?????? soda or beer?????

Come on, Fezzie........a more complete report with photos!!!!!




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[*] posted on 10-24-2012 at 08:54 AM


I haven't tried this place next to Andreis'(sp) store, but I've heard the hamburgers are great and the french fries are to die for.:tumble:
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[*] posted on 10-24-2012 at 08:58 AM


PS - It's located at about KM180 on the east side of Hwy5. Don't make me swear to the KM number though, I'm not sure.
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[*] posted on 10-24-2012 at 09:00 AM


We need to add "THE SHACK" as the best burgers in La Paz area..You havent' experienced a real burger until you have tried theirs..What a Burger!!!
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[*] posted on 10-24-2012 at 09:38 AM


The Name of the Hamburger Joint is Buckaroo Bobs
And they are wonderful burgers.
If in the San Felipe area give it a try.
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[*] posted on 10-24-2012 at 09:50 AM


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Originally posted by mcfez
Tbone......where in town is it? I'll be there soon for a vacation at Daggerts.

Okay.......shoot me bajaguy! I had no camera this run...it was business only. I did take notes and those notes are somewhere off Ca 99 ....for I lost my wallet on the way home!

The buns......all I can say they were NOT from a Mexican bakery. Size of a McDonalds big mac bun....very soft, yet not spongy. Had taste!!!!

Looked like a thousand island sauce.......not tangy but rather a LITTLE sweet. Perfect blend however they made it. Pickles and all the trimmings too.

Napkins used _ 6 units
A very good indicator of a good sloppy burger!!!!!

French fries comparable to what one would get at Denny's. Cooked well though. American ketchup on the table.

Standard soda in a can. Looked like American bought. I just wish that had Mexican coke in a bottle. Think I will tell then that next month...
Didn't take note if they had beer...I don't consume alcohol.


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Originally posted by bajaguy
The bun, man.....the bun. what about the bun???? is it homemade, store bought, made at a local bakery????

What about the sauce????????....what kind, what does it taste like???

Are the fries crispy?????, soggy????.....with salt????

What about drinks?????? soda or beer?????

Come on, Fezzie........a more complete report with photos!!!!!


Sorry Fez,

Had them at my Bud's place in Gecko, allot of booze involved.




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[*] posted on 10-24-2012 at 09:52 AM
When in Ensenada ....


These guys have the same set-up: Americans making real american hamburgers, etc.
"Las Parrillas Bar and Grill - Real American Food in Mexico "
American Bar Grill - Serving Great Americain Food an Drinks
Located near end of road just before turn off to Estero Beach when headed south.
http://lasparrillasbargrill@yahoo.com




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[*] posted on 10-24-2012 at 09:57 AM


Can't remember ever having a hamburger in Mexico lots of tacos though. Can get American Hamburgers when I am in the US
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[*] posted on 10-24-2012 at 10:08 AM


nothing like a big ol juicy burger after a hard night of partaking!:bounce:
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[*] posted on 10-24-2012 at 10:20 AM


1) Great Burger in Baja Sur is at Bahia Concepcion, Playa Buenaventura, Mark & Olivia's Bar/Restaurant.

2) McFez' burger place is at Km. 181 (which you can plainly see on the sign, left edge of his photo off Google Earth Street View)

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[*] posted on 10-24-2012 at 12:39 PM


Yes bajaponderosa........Buckaroo Bobs! How da hell could I forget that name? :o

Yes..David.....K181. I looked and looked for the Km. sign when I was Goggling.......:lol: stupid me!




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[*] posted on 10-24-2012 at 01:48 PM


It's mighty easy to fire-up a burger. Put the patty on the grill/skillet. A decent patty, a nice bun, throw in all the veggies/cheese that will fit in between.:biggrin: You've got a meal.;D

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[*] posted on 10-24-2012 at 02:26 PM


Hey McBurger

I was down in SF a few weekends ago and was have a few beers at Pete's Camp and ran into Buckaroo Bil or Bobl. He told us about his hamburgers and told us to come down for a burger. So Saturaday afternoon we hopped in the truck and went down. Only to find a sign closed Sat and Sun? What's with that. We are going down for a big fiesta and the shrimp festival Nov 1 and we will try to shoot for a burger on Friday.
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[*] posted on 10-25-2012 at 08:45 AM


WOW!
Could it had been for that week end only?

Hey Blue.......tell Texas that that "kissmygrass" guy did a write up on his stand 4 me, please. And mail me a burger to my farm.......

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Hey McBurger

I was down in SF a few weekends ago and was have a few beers at Pete's Camp and ran into Buckaroo Bil or Bobl. He told us about his hamburgers and told us to come down for a burger. So Saturaday afternoon we hopped in the truck and went down. Only to find a sign closed Sat and Sun? What's with that. We are going down for a big fiesta and the shrimp festival Nov 1 and we will try to shoot for a burger on Friday.




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[*] posted on 10-25-2012 at 08:51 AM


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Can't remember ever having a hamburger in Mexico lots of tacos though. Can get American Hamburgers when I am in the US

I agree. Isn't one of the reasons for traveling to Baja, to do as the Bajardians do?? i.e. eat tacos and drink skunky beer, or do we buy American beer as well ????:lol::lol::lol:




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[*] posted on 10-25-2012 at 08:56 AM


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Can't remember ever having a hamburger in Mexico lots of tacos though. Can get American Hamburgers when I am in the US

I agree. Isn't one of the reasons for traveling to Baja, to do as the Bajardians do?? i.e. eat tacos and drink skunky beer, or do we buy American beer as well ????:lol::lol::lol:


They drink Schlitz. Next they will be sponsoring the new McD's and Burger Queens . All the locations will be on DavidK's maps complete with GPS coords. Ads with specials will be posted at the top of this forum complete with coupons.
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[*] posted on 10-25-2012 at 09:32 AM


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Originally posted by luv2fish
Quote:
Originally posted by rts551
Can't remember ever having a hamburger in Mexico lots of tacos though. Can get American Hamburgers when I am in the US

I agree. Isn't one of the reasons for traveling to Baja, to do as the Bajardians do?? i.e. eat tacos and drink skunky beer, or do we buy American beer as well ????:lol::lol::lol:


You two ...I love your retorts :-)

So....neither of your ever buy Coke Cola.......that American stuff.

Perhaps both of you dont buy gasoline....most of that BTW is not from Mexico..... the country has to import refined petroleum products, mainly from the USA. ......that American stuff.

In fact...I bet neither of you have never taken any sort of food stuff in those ice chests that you carry into Baja. ......that American stuff.

How bout those meds too for your health issues? ......that American stuff.

Did you get the Medical Evacuation insurance? I bet you did along with buying that car insurance from an American outlet. ......that American stuff.


Please....retort with some of believable content next time :-) Don't be so glorious on your high horses........the fall is painful from up there.
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