Second Experience: Apache Burgers

I got out of the car and got a little excited after the long drive to Etobicoke.  Wait, she tells herself, I can't have these high expectations of popular, obscure burger joints that everyone seemingly likes anymore! What if it turned out like last time? note: last time was just yesterday

oh noez, these pretty neon lights are seducing me!

The burger joint totally reminds me of a 70's look - cuz really, I would know how the 70's looked right? I barely even know what the 80's look like!  I suppose movies give us young'ns an idea though.  

I ordered the $5.34 banquet burger: 4oz patty with cheese and bacon on a kaiser; frand orders the $6.79 apache burger: essentially a double cheeseburger on a kaiser.  Definitely not bad prices- which was when I decided that it is imperative for me to get a milkshake.  "But you're sick!" says frand.  "No!" I exclaimed, "I must get a chocolate milkshake!" 

the burger oozes its cheese out like a seductive pheromone 

It was 3:30pm and to my surprise, the burger artists still do not get a break, as people continuously walk in.  I bite into my burger and got too much bun on the first bite.  I went for it on the next bite and the flavours explode in my mouth.  It still was not quite the thicker patty I long for but the meaty goodness, juices, and the oozing cheese with the subtle taste of onion and their homemade bbq sauce just hits a homerun (bases however, not fully loaded for you baseball fanatics). I look over at frand and his face shows of overzealous for the gooey, melted cheese.  

In conclusion: great burger, great price, would come back had it been at a closer location.