American cheese, Causwells sauce, pickle, onion. Served with crispy onions. $15.99
Causwells, San Francisco CA
Ugh, this burger wasn’t good at all! The patty was hard and dry and it was just unpleasant to eat as a whole. The menu also stated that it comes with crispy onions, but I received a lame side salad! #fail
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Served with French fries. $15
Garaje, San Francisco CA
This burger tasted ok, but the beef patties were dry and overcooked. They really set you up for failure to eat this decently sized burger though. The burger is crammed with lettuce and two patties that don’t want to stay still, but they loosely wrap it in a small piece of paper as if they think that’s sufficient to keep everything together. This was a mess to eat (and not in a good way) which frankly became quickly tiresome. There is no joy or pleasure in eating a pile of disintegrated burger garbage. #foodfail
House ground Brandt family beef, wagon wheel cheddar, housemade bun, little gem lettuce, heirloom tomato, pickles, special sauce. $14.50
Prospect, San Francisco CA
This burger was great. The beef patty was juicy and tender and all the were great. I especially enjoyed the old-school pickles. They were a nice throwback.
With bermuda onion, lettuce tomato, swiss cheese, and herb mayo. Served with garlic fries. $10.95
Bongo Johnny’s, Palm Springs CA
This burger was decent. It was still tender, but not overly juicy. I liked that they toasted their buns and the French fries were very good.
Lettuce, tomato, onion, pickles, and mayo. Served with fries. $5.99
Floyd’s Frosty, McCloud CA
This burger was pretty good! It was cooked perfectly and it tasted great. The fries were also hot and crispy, and not greasy at all. Yay!
1/3 pound burger topped with bacon, balsamic caramelized onions, and Swiss cheese. Served with sweet potato fries. $13.95
Lori’s Diner, San Francisco CA
This burger was a mess, and not in a good way. They definitely over-stuff this burger and the flimsy bun just can’t handle it so the burger quickly disintegrates. It’s not fun to have to eat a burger with a fork. #fail
Half pound patty, Tillamook cheddar, grilled kaiser roll and fries. Happy hour $9.25
Arnies Restaurant, Edmonds WA
This burger was a pretty good size and nicely priced for happy hour. The fries were hot and crispy and wonderful.
Truffle mayonnaise, red onion marmalade, pretzel roll, onion rings. $20
The Tropicale, Palm Springs CA
This burger was gigantic!!! Seriously, it was very large and I couldn’t imagine eating the entire thing. But surprisingly, it was very unfulfilling. It just didn’t come together for me.
Cheddar cheese, lettuce, tomato, red onion, served with side caesar salad. $14.95
Firewood Cafe, San Francisco International Airport (SFO)
This juicy burger was pretty good, but they should really toast their buns. With that many toppings, the untoasted bun gets destroyed pretty quickly.
Brandt Family Farms’ beef, hand cut fries. $18
Bix, San Francisco CA
This burger was delicious! The patty was juicy and flavorful and I loved the blue cheese on top. The fries were also great, and I especially enjoyed the anchovy(?) dipping sauce. Noms!
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St. Bernardus beer. $10
American cheese, mayonnaise, pickle, fresh tomato, lettuce and caramelized onions on a toasted bun. $4.35
The Habit Burger Grill, Rohnert Park CA
I liked this burger. I thought that the beef patty was nicely cooked and not too dry. It also felt hefty and substantial. Mmm…
Piedmontese beef chuck and brisket, aioli, gem lettuce, red onion, house-made pickles, french fries. Add fried egg. $18
Absinthe, San Francisco CA
This burger was very tasty, and very filling! I also love the hot, crispy French fries. I’m not sure why I thought I needed this and the soft pretzel rolls while eating alone for lunch. I was stuffed! But very content. 🙂
Bread and salted butter. Complimentary
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