This burger is fantastic. It was great on the first bite, it was great on the last bite. Highly recommended.

I was perplexed eating it, however. A few bites in my spidey senses began tingling. Something was oddly familiar. Too familiar. Like I've eaten this exact burger before.

Then it suddenly dawned on me. This burger is a damn near bit-perfect copy of Kavarna Tiskarna's Dirty Sanchez! I glanced at the ingredients list when I realized and sure enough, they're basically the same.

I've never encountered a situation like this before. It felt like Žibert poached their competition's lead architect (or vice versa?).

Unfounded accusations of questionable competitive practices aside, this is probably a coincidence. But I'd argue it's a happy one. If either joint goes under (fingers crossed neither does), I now have a backup.

Regardless, one question still remains unanswered: if these burgers are so similar, why is this one's score half a burger lower? The answer is twofold. First, Dirty Sanchez has an egg on its spec sheet. This burger does not. Eggs in burgers are almost always a surefire way to curry favor with me. Second, Kavarna Tiskarna's patties are just generally thicker. More meat more better.