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Weber Grill Restaurant
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Subpar, gravely disappointing, unremarkable, are all efficient ways to describe my much anticipated experience at Weber Grill. After reading a plethora of positive reviews for this place baring the name that governs the world of barbecue, I was extremely disappointed in what this River North hot-spot had to offer. The spinach & artichoke dip was decidedly more tasty only with the help of a nice splash of salt and pepper. After sending back their first try at ""rare"", my second burger, though cooked properly and moderately juicy, was overshadowed by the oversized bun in which it sat. Additionally, the pulled-pork sandwich was dry on its own, accompanied by an inadequate amount of Carolina BBW sauce on the side. Ultimately, dollar for dollar, there are far better burgers in the city, though by the looks of the mob of people waiting to get a table, nobody seems to know that yet.
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