Originally Posted By 999HAUNTS <Never been to Mike's, but hey, a shout-out to my homies in Wilmington!!!!!> Yo!! Ok, I live in Wilmington...where the heck is there a Mike's? I have never seen one and I've lived here all my life almost.
Originally Posted By Dave >>>Ok, I live in Wilmington...where the heck is there a Mike's?<<< My bad! I take that back it's in San Pedro at 655 W 7th St (7th and Gaffey) San Pedro <> Wilmington it's all the same But hey...Take the time and try it.
Originally Posted By TALL Disney Guy 1. O'Charley's Three Cheese Bacon Burger 2. Wendy's Big Bacon Classic with ketchup ONLY (cheese is "understood") 3. Arby's Beef 'n Cheddar. 4. McDonald's Double Cheeseburger. No "5." I need to venture out more in my burgers. lol
Originally Posted By avromark I just don't know why In & Out is so loved by those in California, not my favourite burger, that 1 lb sirloin, I'll try next time I'm in California, maybe I'll go in June.
Originally Posted By Kar2oonMan >>I just don't know why In & Out is so loved by those in California<< Good quality, priced right and the employees are without exception cheerful and efficient.
Originally Posted By MissCandice I don't like In and Out's fries AT ALL so when I lived there I never went. I loooooooooooooove me some Red Robin Bonzai Burger, I just wish there was a less messy way to eat it. I guess I am not much of a burger person because I eat so much chicken, the only other burger I have is the Quarter Pounder at McDonalds, or a Junior Bacon Cheesburger (no tomatoes~!) from Wendys. Or the Junior Whopper (no onion or tomato) from Burger King.
Originally Posted By FerretAfros 1. Steak n Shake's Original Double (I can't believe nobody's mentioned SNS yet! Obviously there aren't many midwesterners here) 2. Mom's on the George Forman (I have no idea how she does it, but they're amazing) 3. Wendy's Single w/ cheese 4. Chili's Cheeseburger 5. In N Out Double Double (still overrated, but I can't think of another one to fill the gap) All with just meat, cheese, and the bun. I'm kind of boring like that.
Originally Posted By avromark <<Good quality, priced right and the employees are without exception cheerful and efficient.>> I'll take a 6x6 They're ok but not great. I prefer places that char-broil their burgers, most people here will hate me but I like my burgers big, 1/2 to 1lb sounds right. I'd list some places but no one would know them anyways.
Originally Posted By Labuda 1. Whataburger 2. P. Terry's veggie burger 3. Culver's Butterburger 4. Red Robin 5. some kind of soyburger
Originally Posted By Labuda Oh, as for how I like them... the perfect burger is the Whataburger: lettuce, tomato, mustard, pickle, and onion
Originally Posted By markedward Definately Fuddruckers. My last one there lacked something. But every other time, they've been awesome. Cheese, mayo, lettuce, and pico de gayo. Anywhere that serves hamburgers Southern style. There's a place in Four Oaks, North Carolina, where three of the twelve seats have you eating on top of the soda cooler. My favorite was always a drug store across from UNC-Chapel Hill's campus. Chili, slaw, mustard, and onions. From time to time, Wendy's did a version called the Carolina Classic. Food of the gods! The bleu cheese burger at the Taste Pilots Grill at DCA is really good. Not too bleu cheesy, but bleu cheesy enough. A hamburger cooked at home. Whether grilled or just fried in a pan on the stove, hamburgers at home are so good. Must be the fat content. Lastly, a three way tie among Wendy's single with cheese, a Big Mac, and a Whopper Jr. with Cheese. Usually I'd go for Wendy's. But when the mood is right, Big Macs and Whoppers are really good. I'd say In and Out tastes better than any of these three. But I hardly ever eat there. I can't understand how a place that pretty much just makes hamburgers and french fries could take fifteen minutes to do it.
Originally Posted By onlyme The day they demolished 'Hippos'(SF), is the day I swore off Burgers. Very sad day, indeed.
Originally Posted By onlyme >>Surely you haven't eaten a burger at all since then?<< First of all, that makes absolutely no sense. Second, Of course I have. Thanks for ruining my overly melodramatic post.
Originally Posted By TALL Disney Guy LOL! Only you, onlyme. ;-) What I meant was, "Surely you haven't *really* 'not eaten' a burger since then?" lol And ya never know...I had to ask cause folks can do some purty drastic thangs, I tell you what. <Thanks for ruining my overly melodramatic post.> *gulp* <---now no longer feelin' like the "TALL" Disney Guy he was *sheepish*
Originally Posted By knightnfrees <<Surely you haven't eaten a burger at all since then?>> Please, don't call him surely!
Originally Posted By onlyme You know I was joking, right?? Good. and give up Burgers...never! I remember in Catholic school, I was forced to eat something called a 'VegieBurger'. Now, those, I have sworn off.
Originally Posted By TALL Disney Guy <You know I was joking, right?? Good.> Wait, you didn't let me answer! ;-P (and yes, I did, lol) VegieBurger doesn't sound too temptin' to me either.
Originally Posted By LVCajun >I just don't know why In & Out is so loved by those in California< Ditto 1-Fudruckers any burger I prefer the 2/3 pound w/ grilled onions 2-Carl's Double Six Dollar burger 3-Red Robin's Fish burger 4-Burger Bar Kobe Burger (too expensive but it's nice to treat yourself once in a while) 5-Royale W/cheese (that's a quarter pounder for you Americans)
Originally Posted By tapdancemom Red Robin's Guacamole Burger, superb! Red Robin's Bleu Burger Burger King's Whopper Jr. with cheese Burgerville (Northwest chain) Collosal with special sauce Pig N Pancake (Oregon coast)cheeseburger deluxe
