Best burger you've ever had

Songbird was right about Rossi's. Incredible burgers and they've been that way for nearly 50 years.

 

Had lunch at the Cheesecake Factory couple weeks ago, and ordered the burger. Damn good. Way better than I thought it'd be. Huge. Cooked to order. And very tasty.

 

Did you at least eat half of it?

 

Yessir.

 

I think I mentioned this elsewhere, but ...

Best burger I had in 2012: Helvetia Tavern, Hillsboro, Ore. (somewhat near Portland)

http://www.helvetiatavern.com/

Thousands of hats on the ceiling. RC Cola on tap. Delicious half-pound burgers.

 

Split the fries.

 

Man, congratulations for finally getting around to it. I miss that place.

 

Thanks for the tip!

 

This, sir, is heresy.

The Ultimate Cheeseburger used to be tremendous. Then they reworked how they make it and added the ketchup. It is now a mere shadow of its former greatness.

For a quality chain burger, it's tough to beat the BBQ bacon burger at Smashburger.

I'm sure I said this earlier in the thread, but since it's been resurrected and I'm not searching through it all, I'll say it again: Tommy's in Los Angeles is the standard against which all other burgers are judged.

Also, In n Out is a really good burger for a fast food drive thru burger. It's really competing with McDonald's, Burger King and the like, and is far better. It is not as good as the sit down joints like Smashburger or Fatburger.

 

God, yes. And I love Blake's breakfast burritos even more than I love their burgers.

 

Can't believe I forgot Tommys on the list.

 

Zagat picks the best burger in 25 cities:

http://blog.zagat.com/2013/02/the-best-burgers-in-25-cities.html

Slide show!