Yeah, actually the lady warmed it up no charge and when she spit it back in the cup she was nice enough to include her chewed up bubbalucious.
What is it with hash browns in omelettes they suck. I am a hash brown guy but on the side please if you need a filler for the omelette you are making them wrong
TA/Petro gave Dunkin Donuts express the boot out of all locations also... I'm not a fan of Dunkin coffee but it beats what TA has to offer.
Now if only Pilots would do the same in all their southeastern locations. I'd much rather have the bean to cup machines.
I don't recall hash browns in my omelets from IHOP but it's also been awhile since I've had one there. Last time I got one, I remember thinking, there was to much egg and not enough of the other fillings. If I just wanted eggs, I'd order just eggs. If I order a western omelet I expect there to be stuff in it beside egg. IHOP is nothing to write home about. Nor is Denny's. Both suck when compared to a non-franchise diner. I could say the same for most fast food places. Doesn't matter the burger joint. All their burgers suck compared to what I can make myself, or get from a non-fast food place. One trades quality for convenience. For the record, I don't like hash browns in my omelet. I also don't like rice in my burrito or tacos. Sirscrapntruckalot -
each week, on my way to one of the shooting ranges, i stop at the Burger King, up the street from there. i get a coffee and a Jr. Burrito. that has those round hash browns in it....i think it is a filler of course, but for me, adds extra taste and is quite filling, as i can only eat 1. if i were younger, i'd have most likely would have up to 4 of them. for me, having "some chopped up" hash browns isn't a deal breaker, as i see it as a way to eat the burrito in 1 hand, and the coffee cup in the other.... since i don't have 3 hands.
Before the east side filled up with Katrina refugees and the traffic got so bad around that area the Iron Skillet at the San Antonio Petro had more non trucker folks go there from as far as Sequin. Sunday mornings before and after church services it was the place for family's to be.
