pic: Steak and Shake

[JaneYoung]

Originally Posted by Jay H 237

The closest one to me would be in Western Pennsylvania. There was nothing within 100 miles of my zip code 06795.

I've never been to one. How does it compare to an Applebee's, Ruby Tuesday or The "99"?

This is just me, but in the movie, Cars, in the downtown segments, it 'felt' like the SteaknShake I loved. I don't know Ruby Tuesday or the "99" but for me, there is no comparison.

SteaknShake on a beautiful fall day, angora sweater, saddle oxfords. Yup.

[IndySam]

skinney fries rock!


TAKEHOMEASACK

[Goober!!!]

OHHHH yeah there CHEESE fries are FANTASTIC!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[Andy Grady]

Originally Posted by Elgin Clock

Jeesh.. Next thing we know, we'll be hearing people ask "What's A Grinder?" again.

Regional vocab pwnd.

You should have seen the waitrees's face when I asked her if they had Frappes there. I guess you have to be from New England to find that funny.

As for comparison...I actually see steak and shake like a Friendly's. The shakes are phenomonal and the food is good, but not expensive.

[Goober!!!]

Originally Posted by Andy Grady

You should have seen the waitrees's face when I asked her if they had Frappes there. I guess you have to be from New England to find that funny.

As for comparison...I actually see steak and shake like a Friendly's. The shakes are phenomonal and the food is good, but not expensive.

OK OK, WHAT IN THE WORLD ARE "Frappes!!!"

[Sam Lipscomb]

Originally Posted by Goober!!!

OK OK, WHAT IN THE WORLD ARE "Frappes!!!"

A frappe is like a milkshake...but it's really just liquid poured over crushed ice. Milk and ice cream are not necessary, but if there, it tends to be thicker than a milkshake.

SteaknShake was absolutely amazing. They definitely need to look into opening them in New England.

And wow, do I look ridiculous in that pic.

[Alexa Stott]

This is actually one thing I think is really cool about going to FIRST competitions-You get to go to places you probably wouldn't have gone to. I remember when we were in Vegas, we absolutely fell in love with In n' Out Burger!

[Goober!!!]

Originally Posted by Sam Lipscomb

A frappe is like a milkshake...but it's really just liquid poured over crushed ice. Milk and ice cream are not necessary, but if there, it tends to be thicker than a milkshake.

SteaknShake was absolutely amazing. They definitely need to look into opening them in New England.

And wow, do I look ridiculous in that pic.

OK??? well i guess its just "Crushed Ice"-Another name that is used in Indiana For "Frappe"!!!

[Cynette]

Originally Posted by Goober!!!

OK??? well i guess its just "Crushed Ice"-Another name that is used in Indiana For "Frappe"!!!

But it's not just crushed ice, but I do think the best crushed ice I've ever had was in Indiana (Cone Palace in Kokomo)

Isn't Frappe the essential part of Starbucks Frappuccino®?

[Daisy]

The original frappe is the "greek frappe": basically coffee put in a blender, and poured over ice.

[Goober!!!]

OK next year at IRI someone from over there in NE has to bring me one of these "Frappe"!!!

[Josh Goodman]

OOOOo i love that place! I went to it every day during the star wars convention!

[CityRiot228]

That place was the best place we went to the entire trip!

[Donut]

Why does this thread have to come up and remind me of one of the great food places I'm missing out here?

This, right beneath Hardee's, is what I think they need to start building out here in Phoenix immediately.

For now I'll just remember the taste of the milkshakes.

[Tim Baird]

Originally Posted by CityRiot228

That place was the best place we went to the entire trip!

Seriously, our two trips to the Steak N Shakes were phenomenal. I gained atleast 2 lbs per shake, and they were worth every ounce of fat.