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What's the best burger you've ever had?
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Pilgrimzero
Member
Local place called Cow Cafe.
Swiss and grilled onions and mushrooms burger with Dijon mustard. I let out a moan of joy after the first bite.
Swiss and grilled onions and mushrooms burger with Dijon mustard. I let out a moan of joy after the first bite.
mhayes86
Member
I loved this Mulberry Recipe from the Food Network. I've had great gourmet burgers at restaurants, but this is probably my favorite homemade burger.
https://www.google.com/amp/www.food...nge-mulberry-street-burger-recipe-1947476.amp
I wanted to check Fergburger out while in Queenstown, but the line is always freaking huge. It was raining both days I was there, so I didn't bother. My wife and I really liked a burger that we got at Smuggler's Pub in Nelson, NZ.
Burger Brothers in Brighton.
The place is legendary, I hope someone else in the U.K. can vouch for me
https://www.tripadvisor.co.uk/Restaurant_Review-g186273-d4260427-Reviews-Burger_Brothers-Brighton_East_Sussex_England.html
The place is legendary, I hope someone else in the U.K. can vouch for me
https://www.tripadvisor.co.uk/Restaurant_Review-g186273-d4260427-Reviews-Burger_Brothers-Brighton_East_Sussex_England.html
TDLink
Member
The line is worth it, if you ever go back.
Cross-Section
Member
BBQ Ranch burger at San Marcos Brewery & Grill:
There's a certain savory sweetness to it that I've yet to taste on any other burger (even other BBQ burgers).
yes there is a patty under all that said:
There's a certain savory sweetness to it that I've yet to taste on any other burger (even other BBQ burgers).
Probably something homemade.
A good burger should be mainly about quality meat and bread, not about the amount of calories you can stuff between the two pieces of bread.
Also if a burger cannot easily (and without making a mess) be eaten without a knife and a fork then it has failed its main mission as a burger.
A good burger should be mainly about quality meat and bread, not about the amount of calories you can stuff between the two pieces of bread.
Also if a burger cannot easily (and without making a mess) be eaten without a knife and a fork then it has failed its main mission as a burger.
GustyGardens
Banned
The Fat Egg Cheeseburger at Hawkins in Watts is a beauty. I don't go there as often as I'd like, though. When I think of burgers, that's one of the first places that pops into my head.
As a SoCal native I feel like it's mandatory to talk about In-N-Out. That's a good option when I don't want to drive too much. The lines are stupid, though. I'll usually order a Double Double with fries.
SocksAndShoes
Banned
These look and sound amazing.
katsubento
Member
I just had lunch....and these are making me hungry gain.
I'm going to have a huge burger in Vegas at EVO this weekend now.
I'm going to have a huge burger in Vegas at EVO this weekend now.
LucidMomentum
Member
Same lmao. Someone give us burger recommendations on the strip!
Nostremitus
Member
The Cali Burger at California Kitchen and Craft Pub in Itaewon2dong, Seoul, South Korea.
https://m.facebook.com/calikitch/
https://m.facebook.com/calikitch/
IdreamofHIME
Member
Firehouse in Bangkok. Just off Soi 11 Sukumvit.
Always go when I'm in town.
Always go when I'm in town.
Bright-Light
Member
I didn't take a picture of the burger, but the Good morning America burger from Almost Famous in Liverpool uk.
It sounds gross, but I had to order it, because I had to know what it tasted like.
In the description it forgets to mention the fact it also has two burger patties.
Lol, first of all there is no such thing a Kobe beef in the USA.The Walter Kronkite Burger from Ellen's Stardust Diner in NYC:
Kobe beef, it was exquisite.
Second of all, Ellen's Stardust Diner...
Thirdly the only place anyone should mention in NYC is Donovan's Pub in Woodside. Place is an institution.
http://donovansny.com
Master Of Illusion
Member
Tasty Burger in Boston.
Too good. Might need to take a trip up there just for it (last time I visited Boston was 2013).
Too good. Might need to take a trip up there just for it (last time I visited Boston was 2013).
half a moon
Banned
This place called Armando's
Would always pass by the one in Fenway after a concert but never actually went inside. I'll have to change that next time I go to Boston.
Funyarinpa
Member
Browsing this thread at 2:30 am was a huge mistake...
Noisy Ninj4
Member
The California Burger from Retro's Pub in Ancud, Chile. Something about the sauce is magical.
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lastplayed
Member
Yeah, I'm a big fan of simple hamburgers. As amazing as some of these look, I really don't like that feeling of attacking a plate full of food with my mouth.
Coriolanus
Banned
was going through a burger phase some weeks ago, and
both smashed and regular variants were far superior to any other burger ive ever tasted. fact that i also did the bun helped.
Bumblebeetuna
Member
B&B Burger at Barley & Board in Denton, TX.
Also the mac and cheese burger at Cheesecake Factory.
Also the mac and cheese burger at Cheesecake Factory.
Comrade Crunch
Member
The Cash Burger at The Standing Room in Redondo Beach, CA
It's messy as hell to eat, but totally delicious.
The Standing room has a ton of great burgers but this one is my favorite. I've been coming to this place since the original location opened inside a liquor store, and the food has been consistently great.
It's messy as hell to eat, but totally delicious.
The Standing room has a ton of great burgers but this one is my favorite. I've been coming to this place since the original location opened inside a liquor store, and the food has been consistently great.
I really like McD burgers when they are fresh. But I never understood the popularity of the Big Mac. It tastes like a burger drenched in vinegar. Also, the meat to bread ratio is fucked up...
Here's the thing: The Big Mac is not the best burger I've ever had. But when I crave one, there is nothing on the planet like it.
Shadow Puppetry
Member
Tough for me.
Fat Jack's
Black Bear Diner. Both are tie on my list.
Fat Jack's
Black Bear Diner. Both are tie on my list.
capitalCORN
Member
Good to see another 6'er in the thread. For my money, it's the vatican style holy smoke.
Lol, first of all there is no such thing a Kobe beef in the USA.
Second of all, Ellen's Stardust Diner...
Thirdly the only place anyone should mention in NYC is Donovan's Pub in Woodside. Place is an institution.
http://donovansny.com
it says Kobe beef on the menu so you're saying they are lying ?
What about the place?
You come across as very elitist.
thewaffles
Member
Black label burger from Minetta Tavern in NYC if I want a fancy burger. It's absurdly good. It's also $31.
Give me Shackburger from Shake Shack when I need a quick fix.
Give me Shackburger from Shake Shack when I need a quick fix.
Comrade Crunch
Member
It's actually pretty common for restaurants to claim that something is Kobe beef without it being actual Kobe beef. What was in that burger could have been American Wagyu, which is a hybrid cow, but not the same as the ones in Japan.
Only a handful (9 or 10) of restaurants actually serve real Kobe Beef in the U.S.
Lol, first of all there is no such thing a Kobe beef in the USA.
Second of all, Ellen's Stardust Diner...
Thirdly the only place anyone should mention in NYC is Donovan's Pub in Woodside. Place is an institution.
http://donovansny.com
The charred burger at the Spotted Pig is pretty delicious.
Skellig Gra
Member
Impossible to say really. I've eaten so many. The best are usually the ones I make myself. I like a simple burger. Some that come to mind:
Crunch Burger at Bobby Flays in Vegas
Bunsen in Dublin
Crunch Burger at Bobby Flays in Vegas
Bunsen in Dublin
Teriyaki Blues
Member
Nobody ever talks about anything new within driving distance for me so I thought I was safe to peruse this thread. Nope.
Must eat this burger.
My best burger so far has been either homemade or the one you eat when you're drunk or really hungry. Nothing like instant gratification in those situations.
Lots of places lie about it. Kobe beef isn't a protected trademark in the US. Not to mention Kobe beef in a burger is kind of a waste.
Imbarkus
As Sartre noted in his contemplation on Hell in No Exit, the true horror is other members.
Here's the thing: The Big Mac is not the best burger I've ever had. But when I crave one, there is nothing on the planet like it.
thoseAREmySHOES
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I'm vegan now, but a couple of years back in Glasgow i had this brioche bun chicken burger from a great place called Where the Monkey Sleeps.
It was
- brioche bun
- tender chicken breast with garlic butter and rosemary through it
- melted Stilton (a strong odorous cheese) and garlic sauce on top
- i think a couple of bits of sliced red pepper
Legitimately one of the most delicious things I've ever tasted
It was
- brioche bun
- tender chicken breast with garlic butter and rosemary through it
- melted Stilton (a strong odorous cheese) and garlic sauce on top
- i think a couple of bits of sliced red pepper
Legitimately one of the most delicious things I've ever tasted
George Oscar Bluth II
Banned
Honest Burgers in London.
Haven't had that many different burgers tho
Haven't had that many different burgers tho
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