Is this a home or a restaurant? May 28th is National Burger Day so it only made sense to write a burger review even though I'm in the middle of Project Best Wichita Burger . This morning, we head way down south to Jack's Coffee Shop. Where? What? Who? Yes, there is probably a huge percentage of you all that have never heard of Jack's Coffee Shop. I was one of those until I started looking up burger places in Wichita. I think there was only one friend of mine who's actually been here before and he made sure this restaurant was added to my list of burger places to venture out on...... ...........and so we did. Jack's Coffee Shop is located at 6154 S Hydraulic which is right at 61st and south Hydraulic. Don't drive too quick or you will miss this place while driving down the road. I know I did as did another friend. Jack's Coffee Shop is open Monday thru Saturday from 11 am to 2 pm and closed on Sunday. They have a limited window of time for you to come in and try one of their burgers. Inside the place is not that big; probably around 9 tables inside. It has the look of an old house with beams literally keeping the place up. Jack's Coffee Shop has been open for roughly 40 years. They used to be a bar back in the day but has changed to just a burger shop since. To be honest, I didn't even ask if they served coffee (it wasn't on the menu) or why they were called Jack's Coffee Shop. So let's make something up. "Jack's Coffee Shop was opened many years ago by a gentlemen named Jack who loved making burgers and selling coffee.". Sound good enough? Good. Let's move on. Their menu is very limited. You can order one of two things to eat; a hamburger or a cheeseburger. To multiply those options, you could order a large or a small. The larger burger is a full pound patty while the small burger is a half pound burger; not exactly my definition of small but we all went with it. Except for one friend who ordered the large cheeseburger. Our burgers came out immediately after the bur