The Mother Of All Hamburgers by wysiwig
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Description
Gab and I drove out one day to Jefferson County on the Olympic Peninsula. It's a rural area dotted with small hamlets. We picked up Jim, a retired friend of his, and headed out in the direction of Port Townsend. We stopped for lunch at a place called Fat Smitty's. Run by a retired Marine and his son and daughter the Smitty Burger is about the size of the one in the picture. It is huge. Considering what's on the menu the son and daughter are surprisingly thin and wiry. It's one of those places with the MIA flag on the wall along with various military insignia donated by previous customers. The ceiling and walls are covered with dollar bills signed by guests.

Comments (17)
Cool Pic, but no thankyou.
Nice place to take a snap, but Im not sure I would want to eat there!
Perhaps they are vegetarian. What an interesting place it looks, but I wouldn't put a hamurger near my face unless i hadn't eaten for a week.
Beautiful and colorful place! Beautiful capture ! Io e l'hamburger abbiamo liticato da picooli , non andiamo d'accordo ! Me and the burger, we have discussed, from small, not get along!
Hamburgers! That all American food. Places like this beat the fast food places, hands down.
sublime!!
Excellent photo and interesting history!
Oh see, this is one of those places people may pass and say 'no, let's not stop. It's just a little hole in the wall place.' Well, I have learned that these places, along with diners and truck stops tend to have great food...food we tend to think of as comfort food such as meatloaf, mac and cheese, etc...and lots of it for a good prince. We don't see many places like this anymore...sigh.
Methinks a 'burger' THAT size should be named, "THE WIDOWMAKER" on their menu? WINK. WONDERFUL pic/shot and narrative and SALUTE!
WONDERFUL CAPTURE
Thanks for the tip on this place Mark...we will get down there one of these days and have to look this place up...Tara won't eat a hamburger but I will!!! :)
I am headed over to port townsend this coming spring. I will look for this place on the way. I love a good burger and I am up to the challange lol
I know there are large appetites on your side of the pond, but this takes the biscuit
Never trust a skinny cook... well in this case, from your review, sounds pretty good to me. Looks like a fun place to visit.
Great shot I love these resturants. Fork ,spoon , pie it's all there.
How a big, big toys room!
Wonderful capture of this place in its gaudy splendor! Great color, and composition. I don't eat hamburgers all that often, but there is a place here called Texas Hamburger Company, that has a guacamole burger that is really good. You have to have a lot of napkins handy when you eat it though, because the burger starts to slide out of the bun at the first bite.