The 20 Hamburgers You Must Eat Before You Die

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Apparently this got referenced on Oprah today (or recently)... How many have you had? I've only had one, #17. Since I don't see "In-N-Out Burger Double Double Animal Style" on the list, I find it suspect, anyway.

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20. Hamburger Sandwich
Louis' Lunch
New Haven, CT

19. Our Famous Burger
Sidetrack Bar and Grill
Ypsilanti, MI

18. Hamburger
Poag Mahone's Carvery and Ale House
Chicago

17. Double Bacon Deluxe with Cheese
Red Mill Burgers
Seattle

16. Hamburger & Fries
Burger Joint
San Francisco

15. Build Your Own Burger
The Counter
Santa Monica

14. Hamburger
J. G. Melon
New York City

13. Cheeseburger
White Manna
Hackensack, NJ

12. Hamburger
Bobcat Bite
Sante Fe

11. Grilled Bistro Burger
Bistro Don Giovanni
Napa, CA

10. Number Five
Keller's Drive-in
Dallas

9. Cheeseburger
Burger Joint, le Parker Meridien Hotel
New York City

8. Hamburger
Miller's Bar
Dearborn, MI

7. Buckhorn Burger
Buckhorn
San Antonio, NM

6. California Burger
Houston's
Santa Monica

5. Kobe Sliders
Barclay Prime
Philadelphia

4. Rouge Burger
Rouge
Philadelphia

3. Not Just a Burger
Spiced Pear Restaurant at the Chanler Hotel
Newport, RI

2. Luger Burger
Peter Luger Steak House
Brooklyn

1. Sirloin Burger
Le Tub
Hollywood, FL

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[Mayberry 0]

Five Guys has some awesome burgers, there's one about a mile from me.

Don

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Five Guys has some awesome burgers, there's one about a mile from me.

Don

Oh, wow, I totally forgot about that place. I used to go all the time when I lived in Arlington! Edit to add: holy shit, they've expanded in the 10+ years since I lived there. And there's ones down south near where my parents live now. I have a new mission for my next trip home.

[CSpenceFLY 1]

Carbone Zone Bounce Burgers....MMMMMMM,Good.


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[bob.dino 1]

Number 9, when I stayed at the hotel. Wasn't all that great, and it tasted like it had been sitting for a while then reheated.

Great decor, lousy room-service food.

[micro 0]

Your list has been weighed and found wanting.

Rotier's on West End in Nashville, Fried Cheeseburger on Frenchbread... mmmm...

And Moe's Fat Burger in Nashville. Double mmmm...

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10. Number Five
Keller's Drive-in
Dallas
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I can vouche for the "Special #5". Keller's is only 5 minutes from my house. It's an awesome burger.

-scott

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Number 9, when I stayed at the hotel. Wasn't all that great, and it tasted like it had been sitting for a while then reheated.

Great decor, lousy room-service food.

Well, yeah, room service food almost always tastes like that. Maybe I'll pop in there when I'm in New York in a couple of weeks and give it a try.

Speaking of New York - I used to love the burgers at Jackson Hole when I lived there.

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holy shit, they've expanded in the 10+ years since I lived there.

Yeah, around these parts now it seems there's a 5 Guys on every corner and they're always packed. Business is good!!

Don

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[Shotgun 1]

Funny you should post that; I was just thinking that a big juicy hamburger sounds nice right now. And now you have encouraged my craving... though I don't know of any good burger joints near my house, and I don't feel like making a drive...

Oh, and I have never eaten at any of those places on the list. (And I'm sorry, but In-N-Out burgers are just OK. )

[NWFlyer 2]

Cook one yourself. Some of my favorites are the ones I whip up myself.

And talk to the hand re: In-N-Out.

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Umm, what is this word "cook" that you speak of? It sounds like it might involve me doing something in the kitchen, other than pouring myself a drink, and that would just be dangerous....

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Don't you have a man-slave to do such things for you? They do come in so handy.

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Umm, what is this word "cook" that you speak of? It sounds like it might involve me doing something in the kitchen, other than pouring myself a drink, and that would just be dangerous....

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Don't you have a man-slave to do such things for you? They do come in so handy.

Yes, but he's a vegetarian so he doesn't make burgers... I may have to invite Monkeyboy, aka kitchen bitch, over...

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Don't you have a man-slave to do such things for you? They do come in so handy.

Yes, but he's a vegetarian so he doesn't make burgers... I may have to invite Monkeyboy, aka kitchen bitch, over...

I hear he's pretty good.

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Good, but not cheap.

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The Airport Bar
DeLand Airport
DeLand, FL

The only burgers I like better are my own.

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[Broke 0]

I don't like that list. It dosen't say Why you should eat these burgers, and the Kobe Beef Burger isn't even mentioned.

I also like because the sheer amount of meet around the Five Burrors there is a small chain of burger places by the name of Jackson Hole. What makes these so special, is the place is home to the 7 oz post cooked weight burgers.

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I don't like that list. It dosen't say Why you should eat these burgers, and the Kobe Beef Burger isn't even mentioned.

I also like because the sheer amount of meet around the Five Burrors there is a small chain of burger places by the name of Jackson Hole. What makes these so special, is the place is home to the 7 oz post cooked weight burgers.

Yeah, it wasn't MY list, and there wasn't much detail in the original article. I've only eaten at one of the places on the list, so I can hardly vouch for its credibility. But we've added lots of great stuff to the list, anyway. Any "best of" list is going to spark debate.

Read later posts and you'll see I've already given Jackson Hole kudos.

[usedtajump 1]

I've had Keller's # 5, pretty good but another Dallas burger that's even better is a Point burger from one of 5 different Point sports bars around town. The most unusual burger I've ever had was a garlic burger at the Cotton Bottom Club in Salt Lake City.

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Tommies in Los Angeles. Their chili cheese burger is an artery clogging dream.

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Well, now that you have me fantasizing about burgers... Casino El Camino on 6th St. in Austin (TX) makes some of the yummiest burgers (and they have the coolest pool room that is painted to look like you're in Hell), and there used to be a little dive called GM Steakhouse that had great burgers too, but I think that they closed down... Out here, the best burger I've had was at this little Mexican food restaurant in Perris called Amigos Tres (and it was pretty damn good). There is also a little place off of the 15 toward San Diego, called Nessie Burgers, that makes a pretty good one...

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Out here, the best burger I've had was at this little Mexican food restaurant in Perris called Amigos Tres (and it was pretty damn good).

Hmmm... will be down there this weekend, though I was fantasizing about an In-N-Out burger. Might have to try the burger at the Mexican restaurant (I had their Mexican last time I was there and it was pretty good, too).

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How long will you be out here?

It would be nice to meet up... though my plan-making abilities have not been so great lately...