the koolakofsky embodies the irreverence and just plain old fun that is tilt. if you haven't had a chance to visit these guys, you should. great food, great beer and pie! even with a behemoth sandwich/burger like this, the small thing matter and contribute to overall succes of the sandwich. i'm happy to report that tilt has it all down! the pastrami was tender and smokey. the kraut was sour and tangy. the russian dressing had a nice little zip to it. if the reuben portion of the koolakofsky were slid between two slices of grilled rye bread it would make one really terrific reuben, but we're only half way there. the buns at tilt are really good. they're soft, pliable and, yet, somehow do a reasonable job of holding a hugesandwichlike this together. it was toasted and you know that i'm a stickler for that. the burger patty was well cooked - tender, juicy and had good crust development. atop the burger was a slice of swiss cheese nicely melted. there really wasn't a flaw in the koolakofsky. it was executed very well. it killed me, though. it's a huge amount of food! this might be one that you want to split with a friend and forget about the fries! but that's the way that they roll at tilt really good food, giant portions. they're a great addition to the pearl district! see last week'ssandwichhere .