History Out for a burger ! What's your favorite place ! let's see them !

Where the very first burger was made @ Louis Lunch, New Haven, CT. Est. 1895.... http://www.louislunch.com/

 

Big Ed's, 122nd and penn, Okc, Ok. No pics. Ask Mama for the chili cheeseburger basket. Dam good.

 

Sucks to be you, man.

I have to go way the hell out THERE for a burrito from Filiberto's.
http://www.filibertos.com/

Cross-ship ya...

~Jason

 

My fav in Mountain View was Linda's Drive-In!

Home of the Parisian Burger.

Been a photo store for years now.

 

I'd f'n LOVE a Widowmaker from Claim Jumper's...

~Jason

 

TacoBurger in Wendover. Never did like the burgers at that Flame out deal (or whatever it is) on the salt.

 

Whiz burgers just down the street...

 

the closest bigboy is in bismarck so about 200 miles or the porkys in the twin cities around 300miles

 

the Shedd Cafe Shedd Oregon cruise in every thursday night http://www.sheddcafe.com/

 

Hands down in Topeka is BOBO's burgers. No need to chew, it will melt in your mouth. Think it was on "Diners, Drive-in's, and Dives" too. Pictures later. Damn, the wife fed me tofu and zucchini for dinner. I'M STARVING!

 

Cruise night every Saturday at Gus' Drive in East Troy Wisconsin

 

I dont have any pic but a ton on there website. http://www.chuckaburger.com/ Dont know how many old places like this that are still around.

 

The Biff, saint petersburg fl

 

steves burger in hemet CA, freakin king kong burger, 2 meat patties pastrami, ham, bacon, and chesse and all the fixins, FUCKING CRAVING ONE BAD NOW DAMNIT AND ITS 4 HOURS AWAY

 

Man this place looks straight out of Hollywood Knights! That's a great night shot of the cruise too!

 

Yeah, It's a great place. They have a DJ spinnin oldies outside too! The cars spill over onto the vacant lot across the street.

 

Sad that it is gone. In the early 60s great fries.

 

Yummm. at Frisko Freeze after a trip to Sharp's USA of Yesterday on St. Helens, Tacoma. Best Shakes anywhere. You just name the flavor! And in Fife, I like it.Out at the picnic tables on a hot summer night. Bitchin! B

 

White Manna in Hackensack, NJ Built it 1937 for the 1939 Worlds Fair in Flushing, NY..

Best burgers ever!!

 

I third that! In fact I've been craving it for the past few weeks.
That Rampart/Beverly location is the best! I think I'll go grab right now.

I 2nd The former Parasol = Mel's Drive In-Seal Beach, (If one only knew what it took to save that landmark). Its a great place,has killer terrazo! (Too bad that Steve Wiese doesn't have one with a canopy, It would be doing 3 times the biz!) Don't cha think. Bring on Bob's Broiler Baby!

 

Tommy Burgers in L.A. area.... Small chain but not a franchise. You got to order a chile cheese burger ( double cheese, double meat preferably) no plain burger they don't cut it. For big chain In and Out is the best old fashion burger.

 

The El Cap or the Chattaway

 

Giant Burger on San Pablo Ave, Richmond, CA. They had great pies too in the '70's when I lived there.



And we can't forget from Paso..... a long time ago

 

I'm a have to 4th the Tommy Burger in L.A. everytime I'm down there to visit, I gotta order their chili cheese burger.

Locally in Nor Cal, I'm a sucker for Bud's Burger in Vallejo!

 

Keller's in Dallas. I ate dinner there this evening. No hotrods tonight though. A local VW club was there with a bunch of vintage Fahrvergnügen.

 

Yup Tommys on Hollywood Blvd has got my vote!

 

Any In N Out, anywhere. Double Double w/grilled onions, mmmm mmmm good! I'm gettin' the In N Out urge.....

 

Can't believe any of you Atlanta HAMBer's hasn't posted about the VORTEX! Best Burgers in Atlanta for many years. Ask for KT. (My daughter has been a waitress there for over 5 years)

 

Sidetrack in historic DepoTown Ypsilanti,Mi. Voted one of the top ten nationwide !

Tim

 

Char Grill, Raleigh NC. the original one on Hillsborough st.