GOOD
The smell of the medium rare cooked burger made my mouth water. The burger felt juicy and savory
between the fluffy sesame seed buns. The lettuce laid crisp across the patty like a blanket and the
tomatoes sat on top like firm pillows. I took a bite and cut through the onions and tomatoes without
pulling them out. It was warm, juicy, and the light seasoning on it made me want more. The fries filled
my nose with a warm aroma of salt and pepper. They crunched perfectly between my teeth and
exposed the soft inside and made the salt melt on my tongue. The Onion rings stacked like a skyscraper
next to the burger that I just devoured. They were crisp and warm to the touch, the brown edges
enticed me to eat all of them. After I finished, I grabbed my chocolate shake to wash it all down. The
Chocolatey Shake was thick but went through the straw with no resistance and slid down my throat
easily. The whipped cream stayed cold and never melted and made it sugary and sweet. My stomach
was full and satisfied.
BAD
I walked in and it smelled of grease. The burger was thick and the toppings were falling off the sides. All I
tasted was grease. The burger was raw and the buns felt soggy in my hands. The tomatoes were wet and
the lettuce was flimsy. The fries laid floppy on top of each other, and when I bit into them, it was mushy
between my teeth. No amount of ketchup could make it taste better. The onion rings looked light and
doughy, and the first bite; the onion came out, leaving the fried shell in my hand. The shake was watery
on top and the whipped cream sat melted and mixed with the flavor of bland chocolate. There were
chunks of unblended ice cream making it difficult to rise up the straw. It gave me an unbearable brain
freeze making me unable to finish it and my poor meal culminated in horrendous disgust.