It's aptly named...

Burger
Originally uploaded by jaceman4

It's just called "Burger" on the menu. You can think of it as presumptuous because of the silent "the" before the menu item or you can think of it as humble because of a silent "a" before. It really doesn't matter, I don't really think anyone cares, it's a/the Burger at Roosevelt Ale House. If you want to be technical, it is the happy hour burger, there, you have a name. The only difference between the happy hour burger is 1/6th of a pound and $2, so you'll forgive me for not making a major distinction.

The patty itself was well done, it's called a burger, and it's a burger. I enjoyed the cheddar, the fixings were fresh, the bun was well toasted. This means a high grade right? Well, nothing really made it stand apart. It looked to be a house sauce, Thousand Island based, but unfortunately, also somewhat flavorless, 'tis unfortunate.

The fries are, well fries. Very descriptive, yes I know, but that's all I can really say.

Rating of the Burger:
Meat: B
Bun: B
Fixings: B
Condiments: D+
Sides: B-
Price: $6-8
Overall Rating: C+
Recommended Burger: Burger