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I want to go to there.

What part of Brooklyn?

'Cause if it's L-train or M-train territory, there's a Food Bazaar off the Myrtle-Wyckoff stop that's HUGE and probably has what you're looking for.

Funny you should mention Rockwell's, jess8328.

Within the past week, I've eaten at both Rockwell's and Lucky's (though at the Hell's Kitchen location).

The meals came to the same price (10 and change) for a burger, fries and soda combo.

Lucky's was good, comparable to Shake Shack and much less crowded, but I didn't appreciate them not asking if I wanted lettuce or tomato (I didn't), and the shop itself was kinda dingy. I appreciated getting a lot more fries than I would have at Shake Shack. I also (thanks to my poor budgeting at a street fair) was a little short on change and they told me not to worry about it. That was nice. I'd eat there if I was with a friend, but the next time I go for a burger, I'll go to the Shack, they're a dollar eighty nine cheaper and closer to a big concentration of cute puppies.

Rockwells offers "boring" burgers (their words, not mine) and "mix-in" burgers. Their fries are delightful. The mix-in burgers (up to four mixins, including bacon, cheese or veggies, and your choice of sauce) are cheaper and therefore a better deal than the boring burgers but to those who prefer to have cheese ON rather than IN their burgers it can be a little disconcerting. Mine TASTED like it had bleu cheese, onion and bacon in it but maybe it was just flavoring. It was tasty and the place was cute, but again, I'd rather go to The Shack. Unless it's raining.

Shake Shack (get there early to beat lines)...it's in a park, there are plenty of benches.

I never order a supersized big Mac meal but I do get fairly fattening fast food with a diet Coke. I'm so used to drinking it that I don't even like the regular stuff and thanks to all the preservatives, I'm 23 and don't look a day over 12.

Pho Shizzle?