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The Maxi burger earns raves for its juicy, towering perfection, while the overall vibe is that of a hearty, no-frills feast that satisfies deeply.
“The Maxi Burger has a triple beef patty, cheddar, tomato, mayo, lettuce, onions, and ketchup. The meat is cooked medium, not raw inside, which is good for a mass-distribution burger — it's not dry. The onion is very strong, the cheddar is like a slice of processed cheese, soft and sweet. The tomato is harmonious. It's a super classic burger, nothing special. They call it Maxi because it's big, around 14 euros. I don't hate it, but honestly I wouldn't come back for it.”
What creators say
1 creator has covered Roadhouse Grill. Most active: Romaffamata
Roadhouse Grill is a chain owned by the Cremonini group, which dominates the Italian meat market; the food is decent but overpriced given the massive economies of scale, and the creators do not approve of the high markup.
Dishes mentioned
Maxi Burger
The Maxi Burger has a triple beef patty, cheddar, tomato, mayo, lettuce, onions, and ketchup. The meat is cooked medium, not raw inside, which is good for a mass-distribution burger — it's not dry. The onion is very strong, the cheddar is like a slice of processed cheese, soft and sweet. The tomato is harmonious. It's a super classic burger, nothing special. They call it Maxi because it's big, around 14 euros. I don't hate it, but honestly I wouldn't come back for it.
Prezzo Burger
The Prezzo Burger has a special bun — probably full of butter, very soft. Inside there are two pork patties, very soft bacon that's basically boiled, cooked lettuce, and a pickled cucumber sauce. The sauce is fresh despite the heaviness. It costs about 11 euros. The bacon is soggy and adds nothing — if the patty is already pork and salty, the bacon is wasted calories. The sauce gives a nice push but doesn't come through in the burger. The patties are tender, but for 11 euros and the size, I reject it. I don't like it.
Pulled Pork con Verza e Salsa Barbecue
This is a small sandwich with pulled pork, purple and white cabbage, a yogurt sauce, and barbecue sauce. The manageability is nonexistent — it's very messy. A sandwich should be easy to eat by hand, not fall apart. The pulled pork is not the best I've had, definitely soaked. The barbecue sauce adds a nice sweetness to the acidity of the yogurt sauce. The bun is a potato bun, too soft for these ingredients. It costs 11 euros. Given the cost savings from the Cremonini group, the markup must be huge. I'd say it's a good product at 7 euros, but at 11 it's too much.
