Frisch's? better known as Shoney's Big Boy

Well gang I had to do it because of the Big Boy Icon this restaurant is located in Northern Kentucky just over the state line from Cincinnati, Ohio.
The burger was served up on a regular bun "as requested" as opposed to the Sesame seed buns.
Their claim to fame is they use tarter sauce i.e. "secret sauce", sorry guys I equate this with Friday and fish not a hamburger. Yet the Shoney's located closer to Tennessee uses Thousand Island dressing. But tarter sauce yuck! ! ! ! ! !
And yes you guessed it I requested the tarter sauce to be left off my burger and you know what happened it got on there anyway. I sent it back and on with the taste test.
The burger was chain restaurant style was good, I will be conservative and give it a 5 out of a possible 10 being the highest, and service was good level 6 to 7.
The cost was $5.25 I gave the cashier a 5-dollar bill while I was digging in my pockets for the quarter she handed me a quarter back. A little confused I accepted it and moved on down the road I guess she will be 50¢ short.

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In search of the Best Hamburger in Paducah, Ky

Well gang it's May 20th 2009 and I'm in Paducah Ky.

Wow what a beautiful little town, very cool art's district the word on the street is go to Fat Moe's.
This was recommended to me by a local TV station crew truck video guy, he looked like he had sampled some of the Cusine.
Yet the GPS brought up just Hamburgers? ? In business since 1963
Well ask another happy walker on the street, lets just call him the upper management business type headed to the local watering hole down by the waterfront, for a after work meeting with friends.
He suggested the "Dairyette Drive Inn" sounds like a Sonic style eatery. The GPS has it is yet time is up and I must head back home, I'll save this for the next time I'm in the Paducah, Ky area.


I'll give Fat Moe's a rating of 4 out of a possible 10 due to service and clean eatery; the outside patio area was a nice touch. The 1/2 pound was a little too much but so what I was hungry the lettuce was the real white part of the Iceberg variety "very bitter".
$7.74 and only chips and a Coke.

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