Hello Fellow Porschephiles,

November’s Last Tuesday Social will be held on the 26 at Anny’s Fine Burgers located at 5375 Kearny Villa Rd, San Diego, CA 92123.

Besides hamburgers, Anny's features a variety of high quality food items for a great value(See below). Their burgers are juicy and tasty 1/2 lb. patties (for those on a diet they offer 3 different 1/4 lb. hamburgers) and they also offer four different kids meals.

Everything they serve is made with fresh ingredients. All of their 1/2 pound burgers are made with fresh ground, certified grass fed and 100% Angus Beef. They are never frozen, ground fresh every morning and are free of antibiotics & growth hormones. All 1/2 pound burgers are served on 5″ toasted Brioche buns which are brought to their store freshly made every morning by a local bakery.

Anny’s has over 32 different Burgers that are lightly seasoned with the finest ingredients aiming for a fresh healthy taste. They let the customer add more salt if they wish so as to provide a premium quality hamburger for health conscious burger lovers.

Their wide variety includes chicken, turkey, fish and garden burgers. My daughter, who is vegetarian and very picky, declared their garden burger wonderful and one of the best she ever had in San Diego. She also found their salads to be delightful. You can mix and match any burger patty with any of their 32 combinations to explore and find your perfect match.

And, as if that were not enough to make your saliva churn and drip, sauces & dressings are homemade and produce is fresh and prepared by hand daily.

Don’t enjoy a great hamburger? Anny’s has many delicious options including 6 styles of wings, 8 styles of foot-long hot dogs, 4 different types of fries, thin and thick cut onion rings, chicken strips, fried pickles, real ice cream shakes, seven salads and, believe it or not, even more good stuff!

For a look at their menu,

Go here, http://www.annysburger.com/menu/.

As usual, I will be bringing a few bottles of wine which I am only too happy to share. I just ask that you be willing to pick up a corkage charge which I believe is only $10 or $15 per bottle.