Shack Shack Gainesville, Virginia Burger and Hot Dog Review

 



Shack Shack Gainesville, Virginia Review

Shake Shack has one of the best burgers in the local area. McDonalds is still a mainstay while Burger King is trying to always catch up. Shake Shack has its urban sensibility in spades.

When going to this restaurant on opening week, it was so tough even getting in there without waiting in  line. Such experiences may have a premium in the post-covid era but I am generally impatient.

I chose a day to wait and I enjoyed a very good meal which is well worth the money.

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