North Battleground is abuzz about Guy and Jerry's Burger Spot. 3750-A Battleground Avenue hasn't been this busy since, well, since we can remember. Jerry Kizhnerman and Guy Bradley opened the burger shop about two months ago and word has spread like wildfire that the food is great and the prices are reasonable. The outdoor seating area is now open and, above, we see artists painting away at the mural on the side of the restaurant. Hopefully, Guy and Jerry identify the artists on the restaurant's facebook page. The outdoor seating will be fabulous this summer. If you are not a shopper, you can walk down from the Wal-mart parking lot and dine while your friends and loved ones finish their power shopping. Philly burgers, add jalapeños; truffle fries; Greek salad, add chicken; sweet potato fries, serve them just the way they are; veggie burger. You just might have to try it all!
We had to reread this post today because we love to affectionately call the Burger Spot "Ben and Jerry's" (as in ice-cream). Now if they paint black and white cows into the mural, we'll really be confused! If you like murals, visit Monday Murals to see more!
It is always fun to see a mural in the process of coming to life. The picket fence adds to scene. Almost like sitting on a porch looking out at the view. Hope you'll show us what the finished product looks like. As promised, I'll link you to Monday Mural. Thanks for participating in the meme.
Posted by: Oakland Daily Photo | Monday, April 16, 2012 at 11:52 PM
I have to admit that, at first, I thought those people were part of the mural and had a bit of trouble figuring out the point...!! I hope you will show us the finished product.
Have you tried their burgers, yet?
Posted by: VioletSky | Tuesday, April 17, 2012 at 12:41 PM
I thought that the people were part of the mural too! They are doing a fab job!
Posted by: RedPat | Tuesday, April 17, 2012 at 07:26 PM
I thought the people were part of it also! Interesting mural - will be nice to see it finished!
Posted by: Lida | Monday, April 23, 2012 at 07:40 AM
the mural continues with added pets. Have your pet added to the wall, and a portion of the fee is donated to Red Dog Farms. 4 dogs have been added thus far.
Posted by: Barbara | Sunday, May 06, 2012 at 01:30 PM