Food for Thought

Since Roger Naylor [who wrote “Patties Aplenty” for the March/April 2008 issue] is a resident of Arizona, he must be aware of Black Bear Diner. They are in many places, such as Phoenix, Goodyear, and Glendale, and Las Vegas has one on Tropicana Avenue.
Case in point: If we are “grading the paper” on burgers, Black Bear’s must be ranked near the top. The original Bob’s Big Bear Burger is a huge three-quarter-pound single patty with buns to match. With all the fix’ns, it’s $8.49. If you’re not super hungry, bring a friend, because it will take the two of you to finish it. Oh, it’s grilled, too!!!
Thought you needed to know.
D.A.
Boulder City

Dear D.A.,
Thank you for enlightening us about your favorite item on the Black Bear Diner menu. However, we want our readers to know that Naylor’s story was not “grading” Las Vegas burger joints as much as it was meant to spotlight the more quirky places that put a different spin on the classic American fare.
Visit the Black Bear Diner Web site to find Nevada restaurant locations in Reno, Sparks, and Las Vegas.
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