Best burger you've ever had

McHugh's Double Drive-Thru, Mattoon, Illinois.

 

Yeah, that was it. Weird little place tucked in a strip mall.

I had a beer with it Mod. It was, uh, different...

 

Fast food? Carl's Jr.

Best I've had? My own. Half-pound, greek seasoning with my own bbq sauce...

 

I've heard radio ads this week from Fuddrucker's promoting their exotic meat burgers — buffalo, deer, turkey, salmon, etc.

No raccoon burger, sadly. I might try it.

 

Ohhhh. Backyard Burgers are the tits. They opened one in Florence not long after I moved there, but it didn't last long for whatever reason. Still bitter about that.

 

Go see the new documentary Food Inc. It may put you off burgers forever.

That said, I'm still a big Harvey's fan.

"Harvey's makes a hamburger a beautiful thing".



Oh, and the person who said Webers on Hwy 11, good stuff.

Double J and I are meeting on Saturday at this institution (well in and around Primrose, Ontario)--Super Burger.



The diner part's an old converted Toronto streetcar.

 

Weber's is good but not sure if it's worth the ridiculous wait in the summer.

SuperBurger is the place for me in beautiful downtown Primrose. I always eat in the streetcar, second table on the right in the pic above.

 

Agree on Webers but you can buy their burgers in the frozen food section at Loblaws/Valumart.

Too bad you weren' a full time baseball parent right now; otherwise, you could join Double J and me on Saturday.

 

Oh, I'd be there. The onion rings and fries are mandatory.

 

McHugh's ain't got shit on the original Burger King. Or Krekel's, for that matter.

 

Actually I forgot what a Whataburger tastes like.

 

I don't recall Krekel's, but I used to live about half a block from the original Burger King.

The building is cool, the history is cool, some of the food is good. The burgers are awful.