Best burger you've ever had

Since you didn't say 'hamburger' in the thread title, I'll throw a curve at y'all:

The best burger is the shrimp burger at the Shrimp Shack in Beaufort, S.C. It's absolutely amazing and words really can't do it justice.

If you're ever in Charleston or Savannah, make the trek up to Beaufort for a shrimp burger. You won't regret it.

 

Recently had Fuddruckers and Red Robin for the first time.

Loved both. Not the best I've ever had, but pretty damn good. Between those two places, I'd take Red Robin.

Still not sure it measures up with a burger from Staggs in Florence, Ala., though. I miss that place badly.

 

Miller's in Dearborn, Mich.

I hope some of the other Michiganders have had these.

 

Better than Spike's in Grayling?

 

The best burger I can recall was in probably the nicest restaurant in my hometown. Huge burger, too ... trying to eat that much now would probably trigger a gag reflex. But it was good.

 

Miller's.... ahhh, how I wish I could have one for lunch now.. great hole in the wall...

 

Nickburgers from Aunt Gravy's in Harrodsburg KY will be really hard to beat for me. Run by the family of Craig Yeast, ex-NFL WR and Hburg royalty (along with the Johnsons).

I was told to get a burger from Shake Shack when I was at CitiField, but the line was literally 200 people long. So no.

 

The place Obama visited a few weeks ago, Ray's Hell Burger in Arlington, is next on my list of burger joints. I've heard great, great things about this place.

 

The Burger Bar at Mandalay Bay- had the two best burgers I ever tried. The American Kobe was amazing, and their Turkey burger was outstanding. Just cheese on both, no other toppings, and the meat was the star. Had a tremendous tap list as well, which can be hard to find in Vegas.

 

Whoa ... How did Fuddrucker's fuddruck up your burger? I wouldn't put in in the discussion for Best Burger in the History of Time ... but they make an alright burger. The fix-ins bar is a nice touch, because I like a shitload of pickles. Plus, I like their spicy mustard ... and, again, I can control my own volume there, which is important. Nothing worse than a burger sogged down with mustard.

Also, they toast the buns there just right, with a little bit of butter.

Like I said, not best burger ever, but definitely in the top 5 when it comes to generic chains.