Boston Burger Company is now open

[ron_newman]

Boston Burger Company is now open in the space formerly occupied by Antonia's, next to JP Licks. Contrary to earlier rumors, they did not expand into the former Breathe Spa space next door; that is still vacant.

Their web site appears to be BostonBurgerCo.com. They have menus posted outside, but the menus do not list the URL. That may be just as well, since the menu on the web site is far too small to read easily (at least, for someone my age). I would e-mail them, except that the Contact Us page contains only directions, and no actual contact info.

EDIT 5:15 pm: Here's a link to a fully readable image of the menu. There's also now an e-mail address on the Contact Us page.

EDIT 4/7, 8 pm: Here's a link to a fully readable image of the menu. Dear Boston Burger Company: please don't move it again.

Comments

[mzrowan.livejournal.com]

If you view the menu image on its own, it gets up to "barely legible". ;-)

(In Firefox, right-click on the image and select "View Image".)

[ron_newman]

My second link is directly to that image, and I'm looking at it in Firefox, but I still can't really read it. Firefox is not offering me the "+ cursor" to enlarge it further.

[unferth.livejournal.com]

For me, the automatic zoom cursor doesn't show up (I think that only shows up when the image is too big to fit in the window and has been scaled down) but you can still zoom in with control-plus. Or the 'Zoom In' command under the View menu, Zoom submenu.

It's blurry but legible when zoomed in a few ticks. At least for me. Not really a good format for online presentation of a menu, but I guess it's better than nothing.

[ron_newman]

I'm not seeing any of that, so I guess I need to upgrade my work computer from Firefox 2 to Firefox 3.

[ukelele.livejournal.com]

The autocomplete in Firefox 3 is enlightenment itself.

[cos]

The + appears when you're viewing an image that's larger than your browser window, so your browser automatically scales it down to fit within the window. You can click to toggle between viewing it at its real size (click +) and back to the scaled down view (click -). If the image is small enough to fit in your browser window at its real size, no such toggling is needed, since you're seeing the image as is anyway. You should still be able to scale the image (which will make it larger but also blurry). I think that's cmd-+ on most Mac browsers, and maybe shift-+ on PC browsers, and it should be in one of your menus (on Safari it's "make text larger" in the View menu).

[ron_newman]

I'm on Linux with Firefox 2, and don't see those options, but I'm not going to worry about it any further. I've e-mailed the WHOIS contact to suggest they need to make the graphic larger and more readable.

[geekpixie.livejournal.com]

nope, it's just teasingly close to legible. My eyes are going buggy because I can just make out the shape of the letters, but not really. So I feel like I *should* be able to read it. Good idea to email the whois contact, hopefully they'll put up a PDF or something else far more useful :)