Who makes the best burgers?
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Jason
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Dude are you still in Hawai?
Lucky. I wish I was in Hawaii let alone eating a bacon burger w/swiss at a Princeville resort. Post some pics of the place.D-EJ915 said:
Tombinator
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I just had oral surgery two days ago, and I'll probably still be eating soups and soft foods for another few days. Can't believe I'm reading this thread, I'm itching for a burger and fries. Gah!!!!!! If you're ever in California, make sure to check out In n' Out Burger. Red Robin and Nation's are great burger joints too. I like how Wendy's uses and preps fresh ground beef each morning, instead of most fast food places that use frozen foods shipped by freezers on wheels.
Tombinator said:
What's your opinion on Johnny Rockets?
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garcia3441 said:
To tell you the truth, I don't know, I've never been there. But if I do, you can be sure that you'll be the first to hear about it.
i just had the Cowboy Burger from Applefleas and wow, it was yummy. it was a huge slab of meat with tomato, lettuce, fried onion petals, bacon, jack and cheddar cheese, and BBQ sauce.
I usually get burgers at local resturants. This place down the road makes a mean Grilled Cheeseburger
I voted Wendy's, though.
I voted Wendy's, though.
I had a mushroom swiss burger today at a local restaurant here, it was juicy and tasty, hand-cut fries and a coke. It was awesome.
Popsyche
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Double meat, double cheese, mayo and bacon, the biggest fries you ever seen!
Seriously, If forced, I'll go for a plain Quarter pounder with cheese. But, Gimme Fuddruckers. The one near me is actually good!
Seriously, If forced, I'll go for a plain Quarter pounder with cheese. But, Gimme Fuddruckers. The one near me is actually good!
handcut fries ROCK.Shawn said:I had a mushroom swiss burger today at a local restaurant here, it was juicy and tasty, hand-cut fries and a coke. It was awesome.
Bill, i don't think i've ever been to a Fuddruckers. is it like Outback, or Texas Roadhouse, or something along those lines?
Popsyche
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Leon said:
It's kinda weird. You stand in a line, order your food, and sit down. They'll call you up to retrieve your vittles. They have buffalo, turkey and veggie burgers, as well as good old fashioned cow in 1/4, 1/3, 1/2 and the artery clogging 1 pound size! You then proceed to their bar of infinite topping material to grace your meat cookie as you see fit! A 1/2 lb burger, fries and a soft drink will run about $8.
Drew said:Seeing as Australia was settled by British convicts who probably bore little love for the monarch who put them in prison and then sent them to Australia, this actually makes perfect sense. In fact, I'd go so far as to call it a rare stroke of marketing genius.
Haha, almost believable, except technically we're still a monarchy, although the role of the queen has basically consists of little else aside from ugly-ing up our loose change, heh.
The only fast food burgers I really like are Oportos, which use Thai chicken and have brutal fries and sauce. I tried Kenny Rogers Chicken once just for the novelty of the Seinfeld connection and it wasn't too bad.
For the record, I don't think the Wendy's here do burgers, just hot dogs. Odd.
Allen Garrow
Famous Beaver Hunter
There's a burger store in Southern Cali' called "Furs",,,yes you can order a Fur burger deluxe with no cheese, and they won't even look at you twice.
Now the spelling may be different but the pronounciation is all good.
~A
Now the spelling may be different but the pronounciation is all good.
~A
Naren
OldschoolGhettostyle
Reading this thread has just made me very hungry.
And, as for Johnny Rockets (someone mentioned it on page 5), I think it's a pretty dang good burger place. It's a little more expensive than Steak And Shake and it isn't as expensive as a lot of standard restaurants, but it's pretty damn good. I've only eaten there once (maybe twice). The first time I ate there was when I went to Cedar Point last year.
And, as for Johnny Rockets (someone mentioned it on page 5), I think it's a pretty dang good burger place. It's a little more expensive than Steak And Shake and it isn't as expensive as a lot of standard restaurants, but it's pretty damn good.
I've only eaten there once (maybe twice). The first time I ate there was when I went to Cedar Point last year.
