The Official Best Places to Eat in America Thread

[Warhammer]

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[L.A.]

I like to try all burget joints and grade them.
In N out Double Double B+(burgers too small)
Carls Jr Superstar B(depends if they cook it fresh, its an A!)
Jack N Box ultimate cheese burger A-(I love it no lettce, no onion, just burger, cheese, and sauce!!!)
Mcdonalds Angus mushroom burger B(Only thing I would eat there other than the fries)
Tommy's B(Good burget but too oily and messy at times)
Burger King Whopper B(Burger good but nothing else is good there)
Gus Jr B(Good double cheesburgers)
Top Hat B+(Heart attack waiting to happen!!!)
Thats all I can think of the moment for burget fast food joints.

 

[tzarinna]

I like to try all burget joints and grade them.
In N out Double Double B+(burgers too small)
Carls Jr Superstar B(depends if they cook it fresh, its an A!)
Jack N Box ultimate cheese burger A-(I love it no lettce, no onion, just burger, cheese, and sauce!!!)
Mcdonalds Angus mushroom burger B(Only thing I would eat there other than the fries)
Tommy's B(Good burget but too oily and messy at times)
Burger King Whopper B(Burger good but nothing else is good there)
Gus Jr B(Good double cheesburgers)
Top Hat B+(Heart attack waiting to happen!!!)
Thats all I can think of the moment for burget fast food joints.

List of the best burgers in America.

GQ columnist Alan Richman traveled 23,750 miles and consumed more than 150,000 calories to come up with his list of "The 20 Hamburgers You Must Eat Before You Die." Here are his picks for the best burgers America has to offer.

Hamburger Sandwich
Louis' Lunch
New Haven, CT

Our Famous Burger
Sidetrack Bar and Grill
Ypsilanti, MI

Hamburger
Poag Mahone's Carvery and Ale House
Chicago, IL

Double Bacon Deluxe with Cheese
Red Mill Burgers
Seattle, WA

Hamburger & Fries
Burger Joint
San Francisco, CA

Build Your Own Burger
The Counter
Santa Monica, CA

Hamburger
J.G. Melon
New York, NY

Cheeseburger
White Manna
Hackensack, NJ

Hamburger
Bobcat Bite
Santa Fe, NM

Grilled Bistro Burger
Bistro Don Giovanni
Napa, CA

Number Five
Keller's Drive-in
Dallas, TX

Cheeseburger
Burger Joint, Le Parker Meridien Hotel
New York, NY

Hamburger
Miller's Bar
Dearborn, MI

Buckhorn Burger
Buckhorn
San Antonio, NM

California Burger
Houston's
Santa Monica, CA

Kobe Sliders
Barclay Prime
Philadelphia, PA

Rouge Burger
Rouge
Philadelphia, PA

Not Just a Burger
Spiced Pear Restaurant at the Chanler Hotel
Newport, RI

Luger Burger
Peter Luger Steak House
Brooklyn, NY

Sirloin Burger
Le Tub
Hollywood, FL

 

[nosebleed.]

Sirloin Burger
Le Tub
Hollywood, FL

Burger from Le Tub

 

[L.A.]

List of the best burgers in America.
Build Your Own Burger
The Counter
Santa Monica, CA

Im afraid to try this because I might come out as a corpse

 

[raybia]

Whats this? People don't eat anything other than burgers?

Magic KitcheN Thai Cuisine in Springfield, IL.

This is no joke. This place is worth the trip. Some of best food you will ever eat!


http://www.thaicuisine.com/r/3655.html

http://www.illinoistimes.com/gyrobase/Content?oid=oid:6483

 

[ck51100]

I like to try all burget joints and grade them.
In N out Double Double B+(burgers too small)
Carls Jr Superstar B(depends if they cook it fresh, its an A!)
Jack N Box ultimate cheese burger A-(I love it no lettce, no onion, just burger, cheese, and sauce!!!)
Mcdonalds Angus mushroom burger B(Only thing I would eat there other than the fries)
Tommy's B(Good burget but too oily and messy at times)
Burger King Whopper B(Burger good but nothing else is good there)
Gus Jr B(Good double cheesburgers)
Top Hat B+(Heart attack waiting to happen!!!)
Thats all I can think of the moment for burget fast food joints.

A double from Sonic or Wendy's are the best things on the planet

 

[PhotoJones]

A double from Sonic or Wendy's are the best things on the planet

A Wendy's Classic Double is a guilty pleasure of mine.

 

[raybia]

Whats this? People don't eat anything other than burgers?

Magic KitcheN Thai Cuisine in Springfield, IL.

This is no joke. This place is worth the trip. Some of best food you will ever eat!


http://www.thaicuisine.com/r/3655.html

http://www.illinoistimes.com/gyrobase/Content?oid=oid:6483

A Wendy's Classic Double is a guilty pleasure of mine.

Any other foods you guys like besides...Hamburgers?

 

[Downhere]

A Wendy's Classic Double is a guilty pleasure of mine.

Oh man, I haven't had one of those in ages, those are so good!

 

[jaguarr]

Any other foods you guys like besides...Hamburgers?

I posted a nice list of fine dining options in various cities early in the thread that was largely ignored.

jag

 

[PhotoJones]

Any other foods you guys like besides...Hamburgers?

That's why I said guilty pleasure. As in, "I rarely eat this".

 

[raybia]

I posted a nice list of fine dining options in various cities early in the thread that was largely ignored.

jag

They will pay for putting all of that red meat into their colons!

No one appreciates diverse variety of cuisines.

Raybia

 

[The Senator]

Morty's Delicatessen in Washington, DC. Best Jewish food outside of Manhattan.

 

[raybia]

Morty's Delicatessen in Washington, DC. Best Jewish food outside of Manhattan.

I love jewish delis. Is there a link?


Raybia

 

[The Senator]

I love jewish delis. Is there a link?


Raybia

http://www.mortysdc.com/

Sorry, I would have included it, but it took me a while to find the site.

 

[jaguarr]

Morty's Delicatessen in Washington, DC. Best Jewish food outside of Manhattan.

There was this little corner Jewish delicatessen down on the corner from the studio space my wife had in Manhattan that we used to get Matzah Ball Soup from. Oh, MAN was that stuff good. I can't remember the name of the place, though. Right next door to it was a Chinese place that had the best Wonton soup I've ever had. We called it the Soup Corner.

jag

 

[nosebleed.]

I love Brazilian buffets. When I was in Biloxi, MS there was a Brazilian buffet in one of the casinos there and it was pretty damn good. I think I ganed 10 pounds in 2 weeks from eating at all the buffets.

 

[raybia]

http://www.mortysdc.com/

Sorry, I would have included it, but it took me a while to find the site.

Oh man, that menu looks so good. I want some now.


Raybia

 

[raybia]

There was this little corner Jewish delicatessen down on the corner from the studio space my wife had in Manhattan that we used to get Matzah Ball Soup from. Oh, MAN was that stuff good. I can't remember the name of the place, though. Right next door to it was a Chinese place that had the best Wonton soup I've ever had. We called it the Soup Corner.

jag

Have you ever been to the Soup Nazi? If so, how good are there soups? Is it overhyped because of Seinfield?


Raybia

 

[jaguarr]

Have you ever been to the Soup Nazi? If so, how good are there soups? Is it overhyped because of Seinfield?


Raybia

We were going to do that one night but got distracted by a Cuban place out on the pier, instead. So, I've never been to the Soup Nazi. We aren't in NYC anymore, though we do visit friends and family once in awhile, so maybe the next time we swing through town.

jag

 

[Ahura Mazda]

I posted a nice list of fine dining options in various cities early in the thread that was largely ignored.

jag

Actually, that was the one post i found interesting.

Another nice place you might like to try is Daniel's in Manhattan. Very good food.

Also, Cippriani's in downtown Manhattan was quite nice.

In addition, a great place for brunch was La Golou in the 60s and Madison inn Manhattan. They had a set menu which was quite reasonable.

The other 2 restaurants above are a bit more pricey as you have to count >150 per head not including wine.

 

[jaguarr]

Actually, that was the one post i found interesting.

Another nice place you might like to try is Daniel's in Manhattan. Very good food.

Also, Cippriani's in downtown Manhattan was quite nice.

In addition, a great place for brunch was La Golou in the 60s and Madison inn Manhattan. They had a set menu which was quite reasonable.

The other 2 restaurants above are a bit more pricey as you have to count >150 per head not including wine.

I've heard of Daniel's and La Golou. Have never eaten there, but I'll add them to "The List".

jag

 

[Ahura Mazda]

Have you ever been to the Soup Nazi? If so, how good are there soups? Is it overhyped because of Seinfield?


Raybia

I tried one of the soups but even if it was good, it was not worth waiting 45 minutes to get one. It is a good reasonable meal if zou are looking for a cheap lunch but certainlz not something so exceptional that you should make a great effort to go there and eat. Lines are extremely long.

I had the soup in 1999.

 

[nosebleed.]

Gray's Papaya...good dogs and I like the papaya drinks.