Roam's an "artisan" burger shack from a team of local foodies who care just as much about their ingredients' freshness n' sustainability as they do about the totally unique flavor profiles they create; the farmhouse-chic vibe's born out by a big bar made from a slice of a one massive tree branch, wooden benches, and a sweet light fixture made of milk bottles, which, provided someone hot's standing beneath it, still does a body good. After choosing your patty type (grass-fed beef, bison, free range turkey, or veggie), select your own toppings or opt for one of Roam's tasty builds, eg, Sunny Side (fried egg, sweet chili sauce, aged white cheddar, etc.), or Tejano -- a spicy combo of white corn, pepperjack, jalapeno relish, and weirdly huge belt buckles. Then grab a side like zucchini/onion strings seasoned with cloves n' lemon zest or sweet potato fries with chipotle sauce n' maple syrup, and order up a shake topped with a marshmallow they'll brûlée in front of you with a blowtorch -- your move, Bi-Rite Creamery. 1785 Union St, near Octavia; The Marina; 415.440.7626 For the deets: thrl.st
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