Id prefer any 1/2 pound black n bleu burger from a tavern over any of the fast food joints. Mushroom and swiss is a close second...with onion rings of course

Savell this place is purported to have Atlanta's best burger.



Here's the menu.



I drive by it from time to time but I'm afraid to stop, lol.

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Vortex_Bar_%26_Grill

Nope never have

Pretty hard to beat the consistent quality and value of Culver’s !

OR::: Two Large Fries, One Chilli and add Two Cheese cups and some Jalapeno peppers. on to the fry order. Awesome Chilli cheese fry made on the run.

I'd say Culvers as far as fast food burgers go.

I don't understand the hype over Five Guys, or In n Out. Hardees isn't what it used to be. I was about addicted to Hardees Frisco Burgers when I worked at the feed mill when I was young. Seemed to get one about everyday. We got a Mushroom and Swiss burger at the one here awhile back and it wasn't that good. To both of us Kwik Trips Mushroom and Swiss is better than Hardees. Steak n Shake has their place and if we're traveling down south we'll usually stop at one. The special on shakes in the afternoon can't be beat.

That TX burger looks like a good place to try if we get that way again.

We've got a real popular place here in Prairie du Chien called Petes Hamburgers. It's a little tin shack that's open Fri - Sun, from May to mid October. They cook their burgers in water and you can get them with or without cooked onions. I haven't had one in a couple years now but they do a heck of a business.

I'm surprised at the number of people picking Culvers. Just a smashed out thin patty or two on the flat top. I was never impressed with their burgers.



They have the best fries too. I'll have to give your "recipe" a try.

In-N-Out

The Blake's locations can be hit-or-miss (being a chain), but you can't go wrong with the Owl Cafe.