Best burger you've ever had

hopefully the ones my wife just made.

 

Do you know what they call a Big Mac in France?

 

notta chance.

 

Yeah, it takes some serious searching for a good burger around here. There is a little joint in Salina, Kan. called Cozy Inn. Been around for nearly 100 years, and they make these tiny, tiny burgers. They make your car and clothes reek, but a sack of these burgers are pretty damn good.

 

There's a baseball tournament every year in the next town over. Best burgers I've had that I didn't make myself.
Big, but small enough you can eat two without being "that guy." Have it with cheese, and chilli. Delicious.

 

Big Kahuna Burger? Oh, that's that High-wai-an burger joint.

 

Also for those in the Twin Cities, The Local on Nicollet Mall has a platter of six pub burgers for ten bucks. They're pretty simple with just a beef patty, cheese, lettuce and onion, but for that price and the quality of joint it's a solid purchase.

 

The Royale with cheese. (Because of the metric system)

 

Sorry to disagree, but there is no way BWW is worse than Hooters, whose chicken wings are absolute shit.

 

one american legion park in the state of washington makes the best damn burger ever served at a ballpark. i'll narrow it down and confirm it's on the west side of the state.

 

I live in Birmingham which has a burger joint on every corner without a bar-b-q joint.

Here are the best locals:
Mike's Chicago Dogs (Homewood)- dump of a shack, great burger.
Harry's Place (Hoover)- Canadian Bacon burger is out of this world.
Milo's (everywhere)- OK... I've just had a million of them
Hamburger Heaven- so overrated it's not even funny!

Chains:
Red Robin- the burger with a fried egg on it is really good
Five Guys- probably my favorite burger chain so far, really good!
Baja Burger- hidden in Birmingham but worth finding it.

 

Do the same people own Baja Burrito? I've been to one in Nashville. Ain't bad.