•Old Diner in Aldergrove
•EVEREST & MOUNTAIN BURGERS! (jumbo!)
•Beef burgers are made fresh daily
Recommendations
•Take the Everest Challenge :)
Verdict
B
The MOUNTAIN Burger. The EVEREST burger. Just the names of these bad boys convinced me to check out Hilltop Diner Cafe in Aldergrove (Langley).
Located on Fraser Highway, it's popular with the locals in the immediate area and people passing through.
Their signs and menus advertise their Pies as their specialty but it seems most diners stuck with their burgers and sandwiches.
The restaurant decor was very "Diner-y," with old bar stools, 90's chairs, and stacks of jam packets on the table.
The Mushroom Burger had
a pile of mushrooms and onions, on a beef patty (made fresh daily). I
forgot to tell them no onions and picking out each sliver was time
consuming but worth it.The mushrooms were fresh, flavorful and cooked
to just the right tenderness. The beef patty...oh the beef patty.
Seasoned just right, fresh juicy, and delicious. I enjoyed it to the
last bite! It's very filling too.
I opted for a poutine
instead of fries. Their fries are handcut, and the cheese curds
didn't squeak :(. It was a OK poutine. Next time, I'll stick with the
regular fries instead.
Mountain Burger or
Everest Burger? Try it and get your picture up on their wall of fame!
The Mountain
had: thee 5oz beef patties, tomato, lettuce, baked ham, sausage, bacon, mozza & cheddar cheese, mushrooms, onions...I think I forgot a few ingredients. Too many to list!
Compared to the Everest Burger, judging by the contents of
each, it's likely more flavorful.
My favorite layer of
the burger was the house sausage. It had great texture,smokiness, and
flavor. I suspect it's house made.
The onion rings were
average. My favorite onion rings are at Codney's Fish and Chips.
Hands down my fave burger place in Langley!
No comments:
Post a Comment