I like mostly everything about Superiority Burger, especially how they respected the Odessa interior and added to it with style and respect. My only criticism is that their servings are small. I appreciate a good meal, but I must also have a decent portion size. I guess I can blame foodie culture for that. Still, great post: wonderfully visual.
This is my favorite restaurant I have ever been to. I live in North Carolina, and we make special trips JUST for SB. I also cook from their cookbook, which if you don't know, is also a precious gem! The recipes are honestly perfect, and you can, in your own kitchen, make some of the greatest hits! Of course most of them are a pain in the ass, and labor intensive, but like I said I live in North Carolina. Also -- this piece is spectacular. I hope BH reads it.
I like mostly everything about Superiority Burger, especially how they respected the Odessa interior and added to it with style and respect. My only criticism is that their servings are small. I appreciate a good meal, but I must also have a decent portion size. I guess I can blame foodie culture for that. Still, great post: wonderfully visual.
This is my favorite restaurant I have ever been to. I live in North Carolina, and we make special trips JUST for SB. I also cook from their cookbook, which if you don't know, is also a precious gem! The recipes are honestly perfect, and you can, in your own kitchen, make some of the greatest hits! Of course most of them are a pain in the ass, and labor intensive, but like I said I live in North Carolina. Also -- this piece is spectacular. I hope BH reads it.
Very cool! Yes, that story is mentioned in Get in the Van. It's worded differently but is essentially the same.
This was a delightful read. Thanks for writing it.
amazing. will check it out next time i'm in town
This is the kind of sybaritic deep dive into a singular sensory-culturally significant experience that I read you for. Prime example. Enjoy the hat.