The Best Chesseburger in the United States of America

[wolfpackpilot]

Hahaha....I was thinking the exact same thing, but you beat me to it....well played.

Whoops... two r's in tarred! Hahaha....

 

[masedogg19]

all in good fun

 

[JJET44]

The Brickyard in Lancaster, Pa (KLNS)

1/2 LBS bacon cheese-burger on a Crispy-Cream Donut! The defibulator is $.50 extra.

PS great post.....Something we can sink our teeth into!

Oh, I had it with onions, lettice, tomato, and BBQ sauce. Also had chilli-cheese fries with it and started with loaded potato skins>

 

[ksu_aviator]

Norman Rose Tavern
1401 First Street, Napa CA
www.normanrosenapa.com

Burger: Avacado, melted blue cheese, thick cut smoked bacon, lettuce, onion, tomato... topped with a fried egg! Yes I said fried egg.

Sides: New Belgium Wit with sea salt and pepper french fries.

I left a happy man!

Avacado = automatic disqualification
California = automatic disqualification

Sorry son, you have two strikes against you.

 

[Jeff Helgeson]

In-N-Out "Urge"

In-N-Out Burger

-Double Double with grilled onions, heavy tomato.

-double cheese burger with heavy lettuce and heavy tomato, grilled onions.

If you can substitute caviar for cheese, you are eating at "Snob-burger"!

A Royal with cheese!!!

 

[SansPlane]

all in good fun

Ditto on that. My favorite is the lack of proofreading on my own post...

 

[landlover]

http://www.sidetrackbarandgrill.com

sidetracks at KYIP.

ypsilanti, MI.

I've had it hundreds of time. taste so good make you wanna slap yo momma!

 

[NCherches]

... You can't touch Firestone in San Luis Obispo. Good Burgers and even better looking ladies!

 

[G4G5]

http://www.jacksonholeburgers.com/astoria-boulevard-jackson.htm

The one in Manhattan is excellent too.

 

[ksu_aviator]

Copeland's in New Orleans had a very good hamburger. They had a "Tiger Sauce" that was an interesting substitution for ketchup, mayo or mustard.

Best fast food hamburger is definately Spangle's in Wichita.

Now, I know you cali folks seem to think that In-N-Out is tolerable...but any hamburger you get in California is automatically over cooked and dried out. That is why I said above that California = automatic disqualification. But In-N-Out is especially bad...might as well order 3 day old dog sh*t on a bun. The first and only burger I got from there (because of the hype and my love for hamburgers) became bird food beside a road somewhere between In-N-Out and ONT.