It was a nice San Marcos day and I knew what was a calling me- a burger. So I headed down to Gordo’s Burger N’ Stuff on Wonderworld Dr. What I can tell you is that I enjoyed the N’ Stuff. The burgers however were a disappointment.

The Queso burger consists of a pleasantly spicy queso, pickles, onions, tomatoes, and mayo. I asked for no onions which went well, however my queso came on the side of the burger. Which is a little understable but also felt as though there’s an assembly line of burger templates waiting under a heater in the back and specialty burgers are accompanied by specialty toppings ON THE SIDE. Put it on there for me, I ordered it and am going to pay you because I was under the impression you would assemble my meal for me. Sorry, but unless it’s done well i do not condone the IKEA model for burgers. The bacon was pretty delicious but other than that the burger was nothing special and unfinished when i left the table. It took a lot to try and get to the fifth bite! Perhaps Gordo’s should rethink their burgers, the chicken fried steak I hear is delicious and the bacon cheese fries we got we’re tasty and I kept going back to them during the meal. If you end up at Gordo’s for a burger unfortunately I say don’t eat it!

Gordo’s II
102 Wonder World Dr.,
San Marcos, TX, 78666
(512) 878-8300

Burger King has made a burger fit for royalty! Simply named “The Burger,” this $200 treat is composed of Wagyu beef, white truffles, Pata Negra ham slices, Cristal onion straws, Modena balsamic vinegar, lambs lettuce, pink Himalayan rock salt, organic white wine and shallot infused mayonnaise in an Iranian saffron and white truffle dusted bun. WHAT? All of that maybe a bit much for us regular burger eaters, but I’m sure it’ pretty darn good. As of now the burger is only available in London, England once a week. Burger King hopes to make it availabe to order through a hotline. The proceeds will go to a Help A London Child charity. This pricey delight beat the previous world record for most expensive burger. The previous record was held by Daniel Boulud for the double truffle burger in NY priced at $130. Although both burgers are out of the doublecheeseblogger’s range I still say it eat it. Eat it ritzy and with a silver spoon if you can.