Yep, I reckon these might well be the best tasting burgers in the world! Well, they may at least be the best we’ve tasted anywhere in the world! Says something doesn’t it, having to go to France for the best tasting burgers! Perhaps the French deserve their reputation for cuisine, even American fast food cuisine?
Hey man, Pete’s burger would just be a starter in the Heart Attack Grill’ Vegas
Me and DP stopped at that micro-brewery in Chamonix couple of years ago, likewise after climbing at Vallorcine. I think it was founded by the same Canadians who opened Grissly Paw in Canmore. Let’s hope their prices are not the rip-off charged in Canmore Do you know, a party of seven of us dined Grissly Paw last February and they added 17% ‘large group’ service charge Definitely worth a post on Trip Advisor.
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bet you didn’t have cake after the burgers and waffley chips….
Please tell me you didn’t actually eat all of that
Well, is it called then “quadruple-bypass”?
Looks yummy! 
I’m on my way out to check the MBC.
Although on past evidence you know a burger
Yep, I reckon these might well be the best tasting burgers in the world!
Well, they may at least be the best we’ve tasted anywhere in the world! 
Says something doesn’t it, having to go to France for the best tasting burgers! Perhaps the French deserve their reputation for cuisine, even American fast food cuisine? 
Hey man, Pete’s burger would just be a starter in the Heart Attack Grill’ Vegas
Me and DP stopped at that micro-brewery in Chamonix couple of years ago, likewise after climbing at Vallorcine. I think it was founded by the same Canadians who opened Grissly Paw in Canmore. Let’s hope their prices are not the rip-off charged in Canmore
Do you know, a party of seven of us dined Grissly Paw last February and they added 17% ‘large group’ service charge 
Definitely worth a post on Trip Advisor.