â Shake Shack Aventura â Where Burgers Go to Cry đđ
I came. I saw. I shook. Then I immediately regretted everything.
It all started with a craving â one of those soul-deep burger cravings where you hear faint mooing in the distance and your stomach growls like a bear with abandonment issues. đŽđĽş
I thought, âShake Shack! Thatâs the place!â Oh Alex, you sweet summer child. đľâđŤ
The Line: The line was longer than my last situationship. I aged. I read the entire Terms & Conditions of iTunes. Twice. A baby ahead of me learned to walk, talk, and get a driver's license. đ§đđ
The Staff: I finally made it to the counter and was greeted by someone who looked like theyâd just lost a fistfight with a deep fryer and the will to care. I ordered a ShackBurger, fries, and a shake. You know, the âTrinity of Regret.â đđ
The Wait: The food took so long I started to question whether they were growing the cow out back. I began bonding with strangers. A woman next to me started crocheting. Someone else started journaling. I considered starting a podcast. đď¸â
The Food: My burger looked like it got mugged in an alley. The lettuce had given up. The patty was thinner than my patience. The bun? Soggy like it went through three stages of grief. đŚđ
The fries? Lukewarm at best â floppy and confused like they just woke up from a nap in a sauna.
And the shake? Oh, sweet betrayal in a cup. It tasted like melted plastic hope, with the consistency of cold regret. đĽś
The Vibes: The ambiance was a chaotic symphony of screaming toddlers, questionable jazz, and a man in the corner arguing with his sandwich. I fit right in â I too was in a toxic relationship⌠with my meal. đŤđˇđ
Final Verdict: Shake Shack Aventura is less âfine casual diningâ and more âfast food fever dream.â If you enjoy long waits, soggy sadness, and paying luxury prices to be emotionally shaken (but not stirred), this is the...
   Read moreFries are strange, no salt and strange after taste, burgers barely ok, mushroom sandwich barely ok. I added lettuce to the black truffle burger 59¢ didnât get it, it didnât taste any better than a McDonaldâs burger so I donât know why itâs so expensive. Mushroom sandwich lacks flavor, itâs just a dip fried mushroom in a sandwich, no seasoning no flavor. Ordered the 10 piece chicken bites with bbq sauce, didnât get the sauce, chicken bites box were the size of a Wendyâs 6 piece nuggets, NOT worth $7.49. Portion sizes are all small. $8.89 Burger is smaller than Burger kings whopper jr. $8.89 does not come with fries or drink, so almost $9 for a small kid size burger. Fries only come in 1 size, that size is small. $3 for fries, you get more fries from a McDonaldâs large fries that are $2. Ordered 5 milkshakes- 2 were $5.29 and the others were $5.99. The sizes of the milkshakes are a Burger King small soda, you will be disappointed by the size. This place is a - âgo to try 1 time and never again.â Too pricey for a family, for single diners- I donât know. 4 burgers, 10 piece chicken bite, 5 fries and 5 shakes $90.45. You are better off going to flanigans, better tasting food and better prices. Shake shack is for people who like to spend money on tiny...
   Read moreWhen we arrived at shake shack it was extremely busy also it was a Saturday afternoon which is expected. We placed our order which were 2 burgers the buttermilk chicken sandwich 3 orders of fries one shake and two soft drinks which amounted to about $50, which was interesting within its self. Prior to completing the order I requested bottle water, which I đđ, they directed me to the water fountain near the bathroom insteadđ𤨠I clarified bottled water and they said they were sold out. So we cashed out and recieved buzzers to alerts us of our food readiness. We sat outdoors which was clean and the food was fresh and petite. While sitting outside one of the employees came in handed us sunglasses is "shake shack swag glasses" as he called it. I don't think they will be handing out these glasses...
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