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Steve Gunderson, cook Matt Long, and Sabrina Herman prepare squeeze-cheeseburger for customers as owner Sabrina Nicola, 26, second from left, supervises during the opening day of the Squeeze Inn Midtown in Sacramento, Calif., January 03, 2012. -
Customer wait for their food order during opening day of the Squeeze Inn Midtown in Sacramento, Calif., January 03, 2012. -
Main cook Rob Cruz, carries a squeeze-cheeseburger past cook Matt Long during the opening day of the Squeeze Inn Midtown in Sacramento, Calif., January 03, 2012. -
Squeeze-cheeseburgers await to be delivers to customers during the opening day of the Squeeze Inn Midtown in Sacramento, Calif., January 03, 2012. -
Antonio Baxter looks at this squeeze-cheeseburger as his mom, Jana Bradford prepares to eat her Midtown Squeeze-steak sandwich during opening day of the Squeeze Inn Midtown in Sacramento, Calif., January 03, 2012. -
Brian Butler bites into his squeeze-cheeseburger on opening day of the Squeeze Inn Midtown in Sacramento, Calif., January 03, 2012.
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