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Alexandria Restaurant Debuts ‘Controversial' Burger

Meet "The Seminary Road-Dockless Scooter-Waterfront Development-Halal Butcher-Bike Lane" sandwich

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An Alexandria restaurant is stirring the pot with a sandwich that puts some of the county's biggest controversies between a bun.

"The Seminary Road-Dockless Scooter-Waterfront Development-Halal Butcher-Bike Lane" packs a lot of beefs into a chicken sandwich.

Holy Cow Del Ray debuted the "Burger of the Moment" on Thursday. It's a grilled chicken breast topped with bacon, lettuce, tomato, pickled onion — and Miracle Whip.

Perhaps the most controversial part? Calling a chicken sandwich a burger, one commenter pointed out.

Breaking bread over the $8.95 sandwich could be a solid way to resolve any tensions you have with the neighbors about Seminary Road's redesign, e-scooters or a Halal butcher at Duke Street.

You can likely agree on Holy Cow's mission to donate 25 cents from every burger sold to charity ACT for Alexandria.

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