I've been there a few times now and can say that I've had nothing that wasn't top quality and delicious. If you're in the area, make the trip.

www.moocluckmoo.com

I don't eat out much but when I do, this is a very good choice and worth the drive. Do not go without trying their shakes. The black cherry dream was insanely good. they use a micro-brewed soda company from upstate and Calder's ice cream. Both are non-HFCS.

Thanks!




It does sound good. I think I will bookmark the site on my phone to help me remember.

I live in Ann Arbor, and work in Brighton, but its menu looks amazing. My family is out of town for the week, and that sounds like my dinner tomorrow night. Now that Blimpy Burger is closed, I need to find a new burger joint.

I looked at the menu, and the prices are CHEAPER than the burger places here, and right in line with just about every other fast food. Burger, fries, and drink for $11 - good deal!


And I promise the ingredients here are not as good as the ingredients they describe!

I strongly suggest the shakes.

As for coming to Texas, they do have investment opportunities on the site. If you're interested in what I think would be a good investment, contact them to start a franchise.

I seriously am going to pass this along to a friend who has the local Subways and McAlister's.

They don't overstuff your bag with fries like Five Guys but they give you a decent portion of high quality food. I hate to call it fast food because it's so much better.

I can get a burger with fries and soda (pop here in Michigan) for $6.00 which I believe would be comparable to anyplace else. But instead of getting a meal filled with hormones, high fructose corn syrup and a thousand other additives, the beef is 100% vegetarian fed without any hormones or anti-biotics, buns are made fresh onsite, the fries are cooked in red palm fruit/sunflower oil, and even the soda is a micro-brew (if that's what you call it) from northern Michigan made from real sugar. If you get a shake, the ice cream comes from a local dairy that I've been going to for years that's known for the best dairy products in the area.

Look over their site, you'll be impressed.

Thanks for the reply.

It's nice to find a place where the food actually tastes like food and the workers seem glad to serve you.

Despite what you hear from people in New York a $63,000 family income will put you square in the middle class pretty much anywhere in the United States with plenty of room to spare.

Do you hear that, McDonalds? Do YOU hear that, Burger King? This is the right way to treat your employees!

On Edit: BTW, don't tell me they are crap starter jobs for afterschool kids to take on. We already know this isn't true, Kids are going to school part of the day and only make up about 1/2 of the McJob's staff workers... Also, the last time I looked, tuition to go to college has skyrocketed; it's literally the next bust cycle now that college debt outweighs home loans, so obviously, these kids need more money to live off of, and if they aren't college bound, they still need money to live. I hate the argument that kids don't need that much money, BS, they do. Factoring in the cost of say a car, insurance, cell phone, entertainment, and savings, yeah, they do need it because their parents don't have it to give anymore after this latest depression like economy for "Main St" and things not really getting so awesome that people aren't counting all their pennies.

If you had a choice, would you rather put your parents in a home that had people who were paid a living wage, or one where people were paid as little as possible? (This assumes them needing more care than can be provided at home.)

Don't you think that could make a big difference in the care provided?

I will have to give it a try, just to support their policies.

Well done, now give lessons to McDonald's.

I only make 10% more than that, and am still fine in Florida, even though the rent is too damn high!

moochers.... Blah.. blah.. blah!!''

If you build it, they will come! Give us an alternative! I will gladly pay a little more for quality service. If my $6 meal becomes a $7.50 meal served with a smile, I am all for it.