Pim Pam Burger

After countless years of working at Whole Foods Market, reading books like Skinny Bitch and Eating Animals, and watching some pretty appalling documentaries, I've experimented with being a vegetarian a few times in the past.  As saddened as I feel for the animals that are treated inhumanely, and as disgusted as I feel about the way that most meat is processed, I still eat it.  Everyone is different but I know that my body needs lean protein from animal sources.  Besides, being a vegetarian in a Greek family?

Yeah.  Right.

When I do eat meat its usually chicken or fish.  And even though they may be few and far in between, I do have the occasional cravings for a succulent, juicy burger.  When this happens, Pim Pam Plats hits the spot.

Pim Pam Pollo {chicken burger}

Right around the corner from La Báscula {torturous mental decision every time}, Pim Pam is a stereotypical burger place; even the smell of it will linger in your clothes for a few hours.  If you prefer to not eat beef, the chicken burger is just as juicy, and a tad bit crispy on the outside.

What to Order:
-The smaller sized burger - trust me on this
-Add the Queso de Cabra (goat cheese) to your burger
-The fries are enough for two
-If you're going all out, order the Pim Pam Completa (includes cheese, bacon and fried egg)

Go hungry; you'll be full until the morning.