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Tommy's!!!!!
The Best Thing I Ever Ate Vol. Burgers
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Damn
, all these burgers getting me hungry again.
Everyone talking about SoCal burger joints here's my opinion on some of them.
Father's Office- Overrated, their burger, served on a flat pressed baguette, no bueno. It wasn't even hearty or "soul-satisfying" as the owner of the franchise promised. They have decent beers though.
25 Degrees- Burger is a lot better than Father's Office, nice crispiness to the bacon and the patties were cooked nicely. They have a Guinness Milkshake I'd like to compare to a spot I
tried in NorCal which also serves a decent breakfast (Rudy's can't fail cafe in Emeryville, CA. near Pixar
)
Umami Burger- Heard of this place for the past three years. Still haven't gone but once I do best believe, I'll let yall know if this place is the business when it comes to burgers (even with Milk as a dessert spot, haven't tried just yet, soon though I will).
With all these burger spots mentioned, I'm surprised no one talked about Slater's 50/50, it's pretty much a bacon burger lover's paradise. Pattie is made with 50% beef and 50% pork. You want more bacon (word to epic meal time) you can add plenty more:
PBJ Burger with 50/50 pattie:
Traditional and other burger spots:
Johnnie Rockets= Overpriced In N Out
Tommy's= On some diarrhea status
In N Out= Best bang for your buck (no pun intended
), had a double double last night for dinner
Five guys burgers and fries= Not even a front runner, fries were stale, burger was soggy got me
. Not even hating, just saying from my experience after trying it three separate times.
Nation's Burger (locations around norcal): give me a bacon cheeseburger with all the trimmings and a side of chocolate mousse pie
Barney's Burger in Oakland/Berkeley; Traditional stuff is better than the experimental ones; Turkish Coffee Milkshake w/ Malt
Ahn's Burger in Oakland: Traditional Hearty Burger, cheap and just as good if not sometimes better than In N Out's quality.
There's more hidden gem burger spots, I been to when I was younger but don't know if they're still good. As for those who dropped those 562 spots
. Good looking out gonna try them out sometime.
Everyone talking about SoCal burger joints here's my opinion on some of them.
Father's Office- Overrated, their burger, served on a flat pressed baguette, no bueno. It wasn't even hearty or "soul-satisfying" as the owner of the franchise promised. They have decent beers though.
25 Degrees- Burger is a lot better than Father's Office, nice crispiness to the bacon and the patties were cooked nicely. They have a Guinness Milkshake I'd like to compare to a spot I
tried in NorCal which also serves a decent breakfast (Rudy's can't fail cafe in Emeryville, CA. near Pixar
Umami Burger- Heard of this place for the past three years. Still haven't gone but once I do best believe, I'll let yall know if this place is the business when it comes to burgers (even with Milk as a dessert spot, haven't tried just yet, soon though I will).
With all these burger spots mentioned, I'm surprised no one talked about Slater's 50/50, it's pretty much a bacon burger lover's paradise. Pattie is made with 50% beef and 50% pork. You want more bacon (word to epic meal time) you can add plenty more:
PBJ Burger with 50/50 pattie:
Traditional and other burger spots:
Johnnie Rockets= Overpriced In N Out
Tommy's= On some diarrhea status
In N Out= Best bang for your buck (no pun intended
Five guys burgers and fries= Not even a front runner, fries were stale, burger was soggy got me
Nation's Burger (locations around norcal): give me a bacon cheeseburger with all the trimmings and a side of chocolate mousse pie
Barney's Burger in Oakland/Berkeley; Traditional stuff is better than the experimental ones; Turkish Coffee Milkshake w/ Malt
Ahn's Burger in Oakland: Traditional Hearty Burger, cheap and just as good if not sometimes better than In N Out's quality.
There's more hidden gem burger spots, I been to when I was younger but don't know if they're still good. As for those who dropped those 562 spots
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Damn
, all these burgers getting me hungry again.
Everyone talking about SoCal burger joints here's my opinion on some of them.
Father's Office- Overrated, their burger, served on a flat pressed baguette, no bueno. It wasn't even hearty or "soul-satisfying" as the owner of the franchise promised. They have decent beers though.
25 Degrees- Burger is a lot better than Father's Office, nice crispiness to the bacon and the patties were cooked nicely. They have a Guinness Milkshake I'd like to compare to a spot I
tried in NorCal which also serves a decent breakfast (Rudy's can't fail cafe in Emeryville, CA. near Pixar
)
Umami Burger- Heard of this place for the past three years. Still haven't gone but once I do best believe, I'll let yall know if this place is the business when it comes to burgers (even with Milk as a dessert spot, haven't tried just yet, soon though I will).
With all these burger spots mentioned, I'm surprised no one talked about Slater's 50/50, it's pretty much a bacon burger lover's paradise. Pattie is made with 50% beef and 50% pork. You want more bacon (word to epic meal time) you can add plenty more:
PBJ Burger with 50/50 pattie:
Traditional and other burger spots:
Johnnie Rockets= Overpriced In N Out
Tommy's= On some diarrhea status
In N Out= Best bang for your buck (no pun intended
), had a double double last night for dinner
Five guys burgers and fries= Not even a front runner, fries were stale, burger was soggy got me
. Not even hating, just saying from my experience after trying it three separate times.
Nation's Burger (locations around norcal): give me a bacon cheeseburger with all the trimmings and a side of chocolate mousse pie
Barney's Burger in Oakland/Berkeley; Traditional stuff is better than the experimental ones; Turkish Coffee Milkshake w/ Malt
Ahn's Burger in Oakland: Traditional Hearty Burger, cheap and just as good if not sometimes better than In N Out's quality.
There's more hidden gem burger spots, I been to when I was younger but don't know if they're still good. As for those who dropped those 562 spots
. Good looking out gonna try them out sometime.
Everyone talking about SoCal burger joints here's my opinion on some of them.
Father's Office- Overrated, their burger, served on a flat pressed baguette, no bueno. It wasn't even hearty or "soul-satisfying" as the owner of the franchise promised. They have decent beers though.
25 Degrees- Burger is a lot better than Father's Office, nice crispiness to the bacon and the patties were cooked nicely. They have a Guinness Milkshake I'd like to compare to a spot I
tried in NorCal which also serves a decent breakfast (Rudy's can't fail cafe in Emeryville, CA. near Pixar
Umami Burger- Heard of this place for the past three years. Still haven't gone but once I do best believe, I'll let yall know if this place is the business when it comes to burgers (even with Milk as a dessert spot, haven't tried just yet, soon though I will).
With all these burger spots mentioned, I'm surprised no one talked about Slater's 50/50, it's pretty much a bacon burger lover's paradise. Pattie is made with 50% beef and 50% pork. You want more bacon (word to epic meal time) you can add plenty more:
PBJ Burger with 50/50 pattie:
Traditional and other burger spots:
Johnnie Rockets= Overpriced In N Out
Tommy's= On some diarrhea status
In N Out= Best bang for your buck (no pun intended
Five guys burgers and fries= Not even a front runner, fries were stale, burger was soggy got me
Nation's Burger (locations around norcal): give me a bacon cheeseburger with all the trimmings and a side of chocolate mousse pie
Barney's Burger in Oakland/Berkeley; Traditional stuff is better than the experimental ones; Turkish Coffee Milkshake w/ Malt
Ahn's Burger in Oakland: Traditional Hearty Burger, cheap and just as good if not sometimes better than In N Out's quality.
There's more hidden gem burger spots, I been to when I was younger but don't know if they're still good. As for those who dropped those 562 spots
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Just tried it for the first time today. Was not impressed at all. I didnt even finish the whole burger. I could have made a better burger. SMH at $10 for burger, drink. fries.
In N Out >>
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Just tried it for the first time today. Was not impressed at all. I didnt even finish the whole burger. I could have made a better burger. SMH at $10 for burger, drink. fries.
In N Out >>
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^^I actually went to Slater's 50/50 last week. Customized my own burger with the 50/50 patty and it was on point
More pics/write-up at http://dankla.com/2011/02/slaters-5050-hits-the-spot/DankLA.com
More pics/write-up at http://dankla.com/2011/02/slaters-5050-hits-the-spot/DankLA.com
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^^I actually went to Slater's 50/50 last week. Customized my own burger with the 50/50 patty and it was on point
More pics/write-up at http://dankla.com/2011/02/slaters-5050-hits-the-spot/DankLA.com
More pics/write-up at http://dankla.com/2011/02/slaters-5050-hits-the-spot/DankLA.com
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Skinny's Burgers in Weatherford, Texas
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Skinny's Burgers in Weatherford, Texas
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Best burger spots = Five Napkin Burger ... In N Out ... Five 5 Guys
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Best burger spots = Five Napkin Burger ... In N Out ... Five 5 Guys
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This. but a half pound with wedgesOriginally Posted by pip777
A 1lb burger from here:
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This. but a half pound with wedgesOriginally Posted by pip777
A 1lb burger from here:
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Originally Posted by Chinelasone
Man SEA - Town.....killin' it with this pic!Originally Posted by manslayer
add red mill to that
you won't eat anything better than a red mill burger. added bonus: red mills bacon pile
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Originally Posted by Chinelasone
Man SEA - Town.....killin' it with this pic!Originally Posted by manslayer
add red mill to that
you won't eat anything better than a red mill burger. added bonus: red mills bacon pile
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I know what I'm having for dinner tonight
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I know what I'm having for dinner tonight
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yall hyping in n out. probably the best fast food burger but by no means is it the best burger.
beasts.
beasts.
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yall hyping in n out. probably the best fast food burger but by no means is it the best burger.
beasts.
beasts.
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kennedy friend chicken in corona ave n junction blvd
cheeseburger deluxe >
cheeseburger deluxe >
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Originally Posted by o fenomeno
Originally Posted by Chinelasone
Man SEA - Town.....killin' it with this pic!Originally Posted by manslayer
add red mill to that
you won't eat anything better than a red mill burger. added bonus: red mills bacon pile
RED MILL!!! I came in here to post that. My girl goes to school at Seattle Pacific University, and last time I was up there we went to Red Mill. It was bomb. The music is super loud but that was fine with me actually. I heard its usually crazy busy but we were the only two in there.
What is this D.I.cks Is this a Seattle/Northwest spot too? Info....?
Edit:
Edit: I'm a big fan of Five Guys. I love fries, and the Cajun fries + Burger is just perfect for me. But i can't hate on In-n-out either. Both good burger spots.
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Originally Posted by o fenomeno
Originally Posted by Chinelasone
Man SEA - Town.....killin' it with this pic!Originally Posted by manslayer
add red mill to that
you won't eat anything better than a red mill burger. added bonus: red mills bacon pile
RED MILL!!! I came in here to post that. My girl goes to school at Seattle Pacific University, and last time I was up there we went to Red Mill. It was bomb. The music is super loud but that was fine with me actually. I heard its usually crazy busy but we were the only two in there.
What is this D.I.cks Is this a Seattle/Northwest spot too? Info....?
Edit:
Edit: I'm a big fan of Five Guys. I love fries, and the Cajun fries + Burger is just perfect for me. But i can't hate on In-n-out either. Both good burger spots.
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kennedy friend chicken in corona ave n junction blvd
cheeseburger deluxe >
cheeseburger deluxe >
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****'s drive in is basically a fast food joint, and the burgers aren't amazing but the spot is a seattle landmark, it's open till 2, and you always see someone you know when you go. The fries are probably the best part. ****'s at around 2 am at night right before closing is always a riot. Theres 5 locations in Seattle, and yea you gotta pay for anything extra
(ketchup, onions, etc. but its only like 15 cents.)
spot is the truth.
spot is the truth.
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****'s drive in is basically a fast food joint, and the burgers aren't amazing but the spot is a seattle landmark, it's open till 2, and you always see someone you know when you go. The fries are probably the best part. ****'s at around 2 am at night right before closing is always a riot. Theres 5 locations in Seattle, and yea you gotta pay for anything extra
(ketchup, onions, etc. but its only like 15 cents.)
spot is the truth.
spot is the truth.
