I finally got back to Clutch last night and had the "Clutcheasy Burger" that I should've had on the first visit. As promised, it had the crunchy "skirt" of cheese around the burger.

Notice that there is a lump under the 1/2 lb of melted cheese. That would be the 1/3 lb burger and bottom half of the bun. The burger came dressed with shredded lettuce, diced tomato and red onion, along with sweet pickle coins and a bunch of fries on the plate. It was $8-9 so a pretty dang good deal, IMHO.

Here is the burger "in action" after I added some mustard and put it together (sorry for the poor flash of my BB photo). I actually tore off some of the crunchy cheese skirt initially just to get to the burger, as the skirt makes for a pretty good natural (?) burger defense against predators. If you look closely you will notice the french fry "clingons" wanting to be part of the cheesy deliciousness? It went very well with the Beamish Stout on draft.
The crunchy cheese was really tasty, reminding me of the chicharrones de queso I had last weekend at El Charcho in Mexico City.
I wanted to try a few other things, but this plate was more than plentiful to satiate my appetite. The "Bleu Fries" appetizer (or side dish) intrigued me, and luckily a table nearby ordered it and let me snap a photo (they were amused at my food geek leanings).

A plate of fries topped with crumbled bleu cheese and bacon. What's not to love?
Adam (the bartender/manager) told me that his favorite was the "Caliente Fries" which are fries tossed in hot wing sauce and then topped with bleu cheese. hmmm...next time.
Here's some non-food shots of the place:

View from my barstool of the interior (well, half of it) and the roll-up garage doors leading to the patio.

View from the sidewalk of the patio and looking into the bar area.
It was a beautiful night for sitting on the patio, but it was pretty full and I was by myself, so I sat at the bar and watched the USC/OSU game. Interesting mix of people from the neighborhood, some eating and some just drinking.
- Mark
Homer: Are you saying you're never going to eat any animal again? What about bacon? Ham? Pork chops?
Lisa: Dad, those all come from the same animal.
Homer: Heh heh heh. Ooh, yeah, right, Lisa. A wonderful, magical animal.