Best burger you've ever had

it is good, but the place is a pain in the ass with its 'pounce on empty seats, no you can't have your food the way you want it attitude.'
there's a chain out here called The Counter that's not bad -- pick your protein, beef or turkey, and patty size, and then choose bun and fixings, with like two dozen choices.
good sweet potato fries too.

 

Flay opened a burger place in a shopping mall near me. Haven't been there yet but I've heard it's very good stuff.

Also, went to the new Sands slots casino in Bethlehem, Pa., a few weeks ago and went to St. James Gate Pub there for lunch. The beer-batter, deep fried burger was outstanding.

 

Saw this place profiled on CBS Sunday Morning back in November and the piece re-ran this past weekend:

http://www.heartattackgrill.com/

Anybody ever been there?

Here's the CBS piece.

http://www.cbsnews.com/video/watch/?id=4632991n?source=mostpop_video

P.S. --- Bill Geist has a great job.

 

The Counter's really good.

Here's the menu:

http://www.thecounterburger.com/menu/

 

Freelance Hack just got a woody and has no idea why

 

Hugo's Frog Bar on North Rush in Chicago. I've dreamed of finding a burger as memorable as that one.

 

I want to try Ted's in Connecticut.

 

4. The Captain's Bell.

 

Had an outstanding burger at a trendy late night joint in Phoenix a few weeks ago ... served on a baguette type bread with a little blue cheese on top. Melted in your mouth. Can't remember the name of the place to save my life ... it was near 32nd St. and Camelback.

 

Don't know if any of Canuckistan has weighed in here, but Weber's on Rt. 11 in Orillia, Ontario, is pretty friggin' righteous.

 

i just had five guys for the first time.

mmmmm. tasty. juicy, tender, huge. best chain ive eaten at.