Gotta show this to my wife she loves hello kitty and anything pink

Anyway Wendy's 's baconator or a bacon king from Burger King if I'm just out and about.... They never seem to be able to understand that I want JUST KETCHUP... Seriously meat cheese bun and some ketchup

Other then that five guys if I can cost an arm and a leg but

Runza, No.6. Double cheese burger and fries. nothing better for fast food.

I have to agree on this one.
We had a couple in Cedar Rapids years back and they didn't survive. Would always stop at the Altoona location when attending Heartland Nationals. Just recently got a new one in Cedar Rapids again. Reminds me, been a week since I ate there. Note to self, B-Bops on Friday.

But do you know WHY the burger at Burger King failed??

It's still pretty good.

Culvers and Runza. Not much better than a mushroom swiss, well, unless you order two of them.

Locally a mom n pop joint called the tumbleweed, served up a half pound mushroom Swiss with steak fries that was perfect after a morning in the goose pit. We quickly decided A-1 sauce was not just for steaks, it was delish on Swiss mushrooms and steak fries!

Wifey and I were just discussing In n Out. Neither of us gets what the uproar is about. What are we missing?

Reminds me of Burger King who once had the best fish sandwich ever. It was called the Whaler. Now, their fish sandwich is gross. I don't like their burgers, they taste like the propane flame they cook them with.

Not something easily accessible, but the best burger I’ve ever had was in a little sidewalk cafe in Paris France.

THE BRICK Jonesville Indiana

What kind of herbs do you use? Trying to get more handy around the kitchen so I can make surprise meal for wife on her Birthday. Figuure it's fair since she cooks every single meal just about lol

You're missing the best and freshest cheeseburger for the money anywhere.....hands down

Been that way since 1948 ...

The one closest to me , is almost always standing room only , and 40 cars in the drive thru is very common

Use to walk up to the original In N Out from grandma's house back in the seventies......was only a drive thru and walk up window in those days

Double cheeseburger with pickle and onions at Culver's is hard to beat out of all of the largest chains.

Here is an interesting addition to this thread , I have eaten here a few times.

The birthplace of the hamburger




https://louislunch.com/

Fast food; Burger King Whopper (but haven't had one in years).

Best restaurant; Eddie's Fireplace Inn, in King Salmon Alaska; their "belly buster".

Do you remember when old John waited tables and his wife did the cookin?
A plate of fries was enough for the whole family lol

Lol....ya think that's bad , you should see what they use to cook the burgers. They still use the original equipment from over 100 years ago. The burgers are cooked vertically in a odd cast iron cage type set-up. Yup , burgers are cooked standing up , vertical , not horizontal , like flat on a grill.
Here is a poor picture of the device -



Believe it or not , that's not even the weird part.

Single Burger ,Bacon , raw onion, ketchup, mustard
Culvers