Blue Moon Burgers is a great burger option for a mixed vegetarian/omnivore group. The menu goes like this: there is a large list of burgers with catchy names and varied flavors, and you can get any of them made with a beef patty, chicken patty, salmon patty, veggie patty, or black bean veggie patty. Nice!
I had a Southwest burger with a black bean veggie patty. It came covered with pepper jack cheese, battered and fried jalapeno slices, spicy mayo sauce, lettuce,
tomato, and sweet red onions, and pickles.![](https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/b/R29vZ2xl/AVvXsEjR2JS9_E8zK80VtrO_rvgOtM8HRCDj2leu_w8yzSSn890eVfhCr0evXX2YwPO_OaUBzY7jrXMdfGri0gaoyoXCqFJ3VcF7YjxKyJXhwgrO1dNWA1F8ulhzYCPakdthyUSfoa7dxaA_WxtB/s400/PIC-0024.jpg)
My dining companion and I split an order of fries, which were also quite delicious. They were skinny, well seasoned, and greasy as little crusty oil filled straws.
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Blue Moon Burgers is an easy win for a mixed group, assuming nobody is offended by a fryolater.
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