By Alex White
Executive Opinion Editor
In the South Bay, cheap bites to eat are a dime a dozen, so separating restaurants from the rest is no easy task. One restaurant, 4 Brothers Burgers, has tried to break the mold in the past year and has had success in doing so.
Opened in the past year and nestled just outside the border of Manhattan Beach in Redondo Beach, the 4 Brothers Burger Grill is conveniently located on the corner of Manhattan Beach Boulevard and Inglewood Avenue.
“We have three separate menus for each meal of the day so we can be specific about what customers want,” cashier and server Diana Fermeli said.
4 Brothers serves a wide variety of different types of food. Although the interior design indicates a Mediterranean Greek theme, the menu doesn’t end there. It features not only several different kinds of burgers but also salads and sandwiches. Customers can also order off the Mexican section of the menu, containing burritos, the restaurant tacos and other ethnic items.
“I thought the food was really diverse but also did a good job of not getting too exotic,” senior Brooke Winterhalder said.
Like many other restaurants trying to fill the same niche, 4 Brothers Burgers has a very relaxed and casual feel to it. Customers order at the counter, but food is served to them at the table, cafe style.
“As you can see, the theme is Greek, but we don’t want that to hold us back with everything else that we do,” Fermeli said.
As is true with any restaurant, the taste of the food matters above all else. 4 Brothers chose to stick to the basics with the items they serve, and they did it exceedingly well. 4 Brothers is currently offering a combo meal consisting of a cheeseburger, fries and drink for $5. The other fares are equally scrumptious, showing the menu’s balance.
“I have been there a couple different times, and each time I went there I found something else that I really enjoyed,” junior Jigar Bhakta said.
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