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cutuphalfdead wrote:I'm at a Five Guys with RM user EH Ruddock at this very moment.

I was very nearby!

Time's 17 Most Influential Burgers of All Time

17: Krusty Burger from Krusty Burger at Universal Studios Orlando
16: Ghost Burger from Kuma's Corner in Chicago
15: Varsity Burger from The Varsity in Atlanta
14: Umami Burger from Umami Burger
13: Burger from Ray's Hell Burger in Arlington, VA (now known as Ray's to the Third)
12: Keizo Shimamoto's Ramen Burger
11: MOS Burger from MOS Burger in Japan
10: Jucy Lucy (à la Matt's Bar and 5-8 Club in Minneapolis)
9: Lab-Grown Burger created by Dr. Mark Post of Maastricht University
8: Quadruple Bypass Burger from Heart Attack Grill in Las Vegas
7: ShackBurger from Shake Shack
6: The Original Gardenburger veggie burger
5: Whopper from Burger King
4: The 21 Burger from 21 Club in NYC
3: Double Double from In-N-Out
2: Basic hamburger from McDonald's
1: Sliders from White Castle

http://pickupthefork.com/2013/07/19/the ... n-palermo/

Best burgers in Buenos Aires.

theplatypus wrote:http://pickupthefork.com/2013/07/19/the-best-unsmokeable-joint-in-palermo/

Best burgers in Buenos Aires.

scrolling though that reminded me of the burger joint in NYC..then I read the comments and some people said that as well..although your burgers seemed to be a bit more "fancy"..btw, the one in NYC is a great burger I'd rate just behind Shake Shack

Seems so odd to me that you can't find a decent burger place in BA, just knowing the quality of beef Argentina produces. Btw, that rare cooked burger pic was slightly nauseating.

Yeah. Argentines don't have great burgers, generally. It's really weird. That's why this place was such a great find. If they just perfected the bun, it'd be incredible.

Strat wrote:

mmmm. i made one of those at home once and by the time i bit into it i forgot there was molten hot cheese on the inside.

Youre just not gonna get a better burger than the Jucy Lucy at The Nook in St. Paul, MN

EJ wrote:that rare cooked burger pic was slightly nauseating.

You shut your whore mouth!

had a five guys burger for the first time in years yesterday. it was good, but when i was eating it, i remember thinking i've had better. today, i can't stop thinking about it.

B wrote:Time's 17 Most Influential Burgers of All Time

17: Krusty Burger from Krusty Burger at Universal Studios Orlando
16: Ghost Burger from Kuma's Corner in Chicago
15: Varsity Burger from The Varsity in Atlanta
14: Umami Burger from Umami Burger
13: Burger from Ray's Hell Burger in Arlington, VA (now known as Ray's to the Third)
12: Keizo Shimamoto's Ramen Burger
11: MOS Burger from MOS Burger in Japan
10: Jucy Lucy (à la Matt's Bar and 5-8 Club in Minneapolis)
9: Lab-Grown Burger created by Dr. Mark Post of Maastricht University
8: Quadruple Bypass Burger from Heart Attack Grill in Las Vegas
7: ShackBurger from Shake Shack
6: The Original Gardenburger veggie burger
5: Whopper from Burger King
4: The 21 Burger from 21 Club in NYC
3: Double Double from In-N-Out
2: Basic hamburger from McDonald's
1: Sliders from White Castle

I think this list should include the Big Kahuna burger.

Man in Black wrote:

B wrote:Time's 17 Most Influential Burgers of All Time

17: Krusty Burger from Krusty Burger at Universal Studios Orlando
16: Ghost Burger from Kuma's Corner in Chicago
15: Varsity Burger from The Varsity in Atlanta
14: Umami Burger from Umami Burger
13: Burger from Ray's Hell Burger in Arlington, VA (now known as Ray's to the Third)
12: Keizo Shimamoto's Ramen Burger
11: MOS Burger from MOS Burger in Japan
10: Jucy Lucy (à la Matt's Bar and 5-8 Club in Minneapolis)
9: Lab-Grown Burger created by Dr. Mark Post of Maastricht University
8: Quadruple Bypass Burger from Heart Attack Grill in Las Vegas
7: ShackBurger from Shake Shack
6: The Original Gardenburger veggie burger
5: Whopper from Burger King
4: The 21 Burger from 21 Club in NYC
3: Double Double from In-N-Out
2: Basic hamburger from McDonald's
1: Sliders from White Castle

I think this list should include the Big Kahuna burger.

That is a tasty burger.

At Five Guys now.

There are 2 Five Guys within 5 miles of my house and I've still yet to eat at one of them . . .

I've been there once. I really liked it, but my wife didn't

We haven't been back.

Kaius wrote:I've been there once. I really liked it, but my wife didn't

We haven't been back.

HAHA!

my experience also!

What's Habit Burger? That got raves in Consumer Reports.

going to be in Columbus Friday...can't wait to go back to the Thurman Cafe.

B wrote:What's Habit Burger? That got raves in Consumer Reports.

apparently it is the new Pearl Jam hamburger chain. Post-Riot act money grab or something.

Seems to be the trend, what with the Wahlburgers and all.