Best burger you've ever had

Meh. Again, I wasn't impressed with Ray's. That said, I've only been once, and it was a couple years ago. If I go again, I could have a completely different experience. And I may do that. But only after I try the one at Bourbon Steak.

When I'm paying $19 for a burger, I want to taste the burger. Not toppings. Simple.

 

In Cleveland:

beardens-cleveland.com

or

The Rustic out on Center Ridge Rd.

 

I just ran to BevMo during my lunch break and stopped at the local diner that is close.
Good burger.

 

I don't thin you grasp what I am saying. My feeling isn't one of taste as much as cost justification. Clearly that $19 tag stems from more than the quality of the ingredients in this case. I'm not one for the haute couture cuisine.

 

I'll take a small-town dairy-bar double cheeseburger any day over any chain burger. Not many of those places left, unfortunately. Fuck you very much, Sonic.

 

I have had the Bearden's burger. . . pretty good.

There is another place in New Mexico, a little bit outside of Albuquerque in a small city (more like the crossing of two roads with a couple of buildings) called San Antonio, NM. The Owl Bar & Cafe. Awesome green chili cheeseburger.

 

I think you mean haute cuisine.

 

New burger from Steak & Shake:



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1,330 calories, 98 grams of fat, 290 mg of cholesterol, 34 grams of carbohydrates and 4,490 mg of sodium.

 

I would.

 

Not enough fries.

 

I'm in it for the shake.

 

Steak 'N' Shake is fucking awful. I'd rather eat at McDonald's.