That's right. This past Saturday, I travelled to a local
cheeze joint to immerse myself in fake, plasticy big-eyed, little-mouthed,
scrawny-body alienism.
*Note not all of the
photos you see here were taken by me.
And I wanted to assess their cheeseburgers. That's right. We
come fer yer burger, Chuck. :)
This was the Planet Zombie burger. That's Alien-speak for
"Taco Burger". I wasn't feeling that
brave, yet.
So, I settled on my comfort zone. A cheeseburger and fries.
Or "Alien Burger".
*queue spacey Twilight Zoney music.
The sandwich was about 30-40% larger than McDonald's Quarter
Pounder and one of the better burgers I've had in life. And filling.
The fries were not bad, either. In the upper 50% category. Tastier than Five Guys' fries but not quite as good as Big Boy's. Wow... rereading that last sentence felt reeeeally naughty.
The fries were not bad, either. In the upper 50% category. Tastier than Five Guys' fries but not quite as good as Big Boy's. Wow... rereading that last sentence felt reeeeally naughty.
ANYWHO... they have a FaceBook page, if you're interested.
And a website, with a pdf menu I will link in this post.
Space Aliens in Bismarck was exactly what I expected. A bit
crowded, lots of fluff and cheap effects, tons of tiny people running about,
over-priced arcade, too long of a wait for a table, and very young adults
trying to keep it all afloat.
They did have a real spacesuit, from one of the earlier
Apollo missions, displayed in the arcade, however.
Neat.
But, the atmosphere was comfortable, the seating wasn't bad,
the decor in peripheral blur mode was nice, and the food was awesome.
And the inside of the domed ceiling had a nice airbrushed
mural of space. I would have gone with more realism, but still not bad. Better
than a boring drop tile with greasy lighting.
The place was a bit expensive. $9.50 or so for a cheeseburger and fries. But at least I got a spiffy cup on request. And it is a big ass cheeseburger, folks.
All in all, worth the trip.
The building itself was interesting, if not a bit touristy.
Obviously not my pics. The world displayed here isn't
currently in Ice Age mode. Mine is.
As promised, here is their menu. Couldn't get the pdf to upload, so this is a link to it.
Space Aliens Grill & Bar menu
Fairly standard, though they do have a few themey items listed.
I can tell you their cheeseburger rocks. And the BBQ was
very good. Think it's called the Martian Munchie platter. And the Raspberry tea
was enjoyable. They even have an onion blossom thing, which wasn't bad at all -
but nothing compared to Outback Steakhouse's Bloomin' Onion.
On a 1 - 10 scale, for good food and good environment, I'd
give it an 8.
And I will be going there again. If only for takeout.
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