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Hamburger Mary's: Dinner And A Show

Eat, Drink, and be... Mary!

Marc Feliciano

Sep 21, 2016

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Hamburger Mary's Website

Have you ever been to a drag show?

With the popularity of RuPaul's Drag Race (you can watch this show Thursday nights at 8 PM on Logo and VH1), most of my friends have been curious to see what a drag show entails. Here are the details you need to know:

1. How To Tip A Drag Queen

Well, a drag queen is a primarily a male dressing up as a female performer or singer and lip syncing for the audience. Even though it is not required, the audience should tip the drag queen as she passes them.

2. Dinner And A Show

One of my favorite places to watch these amazing show is inside Hamburger Mary's. Not only am I entertained by the drag queens but I can also eat dinner while watching them.

3. Bring You Friends

One of my dearest friends was in Jacksonville for the weekend and she's never been to this spectacular place before so I dragged her (get it!) to have dinner with me.

4. The Singing

I wish there was audio but she was lip syncing to Jennifer Hudson's "Spotlight"

5. The Costumes

She had the best outfit/costume of the night and she was singing the Eurythmics' "Sweet Dreams (Are Made of This)

6. The Dancing

Lastly, and my favorite part of the night, was not a drag queen rather it was this cute guy dancing and lip syncing to male singers. His moves were on point! I do not remember the songs because I was very much distracted. Haha!

7. The Experience

Hope you enjoyed my dinner and show experience. I know my friend did and she and I are planning to go back to this restaurant as soon as possible. I highly recommend going to this restaurant. Here is the link of their location within the United States: http://www.hamburgermarys.com/locations/ If there is Hamburger Mary's near you, please go and don't forget to bring cash tips!

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