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five guys

Before I started my own business, my boss and I used to eat at Red Robin once a week for our team meeting or our supervisors meeting...

and between the two of us had every burger on the menu...

It was good enough and pretty filling and when I had lunch there I was good till like 8pm...  when I eat five guys , while a better burger I dont seem to stay full as long...
 
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i saw whataburger on tv on espn last night during the spurs game.


if i recall. looked good. tons of cheese
 
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whataburger 
 
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Whataburger kicks some pretty serious ass
 
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Back in the day, Whataburger had Mel Tillis as their spokesman!

 
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Five Guys
 
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Mighty Fine for Austin, TX
Juniors in Round Rock, TX
In and Out for Cali and Vegas

for chain joints my favs are
Five guys
Carls Jr
Whataburger

 
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Burger's Priest here in Toronto

Check this
Big Ballin' since '02
 
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chilis is having 2 burgers, 2 beers and unlimited fries for 20$ u gotta find the deal somewhereonline though
 
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5 Guys Burgers is my all time fave.

Here in SW FL we have a Cheeburger Cheeburger on Sanibel Island - the burgers are pretty good.  Years ago I had the 1 Pound Monster Burger - it was crazy.

We also have Steak and Shakes in Cape Coral and in Fort Myers - they are pretty good for a " chain " type restaurant.

 
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whataburgeeeeeer
 
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Whataburger is allright, decent burger a bit pricy though IMO. Love their onion rings and the breakfast menu is all the way legit too. It's about all we have here unfortunately (outside the standard McShittles, Burger Crap and Shitty's in shit nowhere Texas.) Dairy Queen isn't half bad I guess, SONIC not my forte....trying to think of others.


Not a burger joint but Weinerschnitzel is a really solid hot dog chain. Really good chili cheese dogs, chili cheese fries aren't bad either...


Seriously though NO - Hardees, Rally's, In&Out, 5 guys, Red Robin, Fuddruckers, White Castle, Carl's Jr, I mean the list goes on and on. Damn good Mexican and BBQ joints here though...
 
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fudddddddrucccccckeeeeeeeeeeeersss

buttfackers hahha
 
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Hawk, IMO - INO kills Whataburger. Wendy's new burgers are much better than the shoe leather they've been selling for the past 25 years.

Prior to 1987, Wendy's burgers were incredible. They found a way to fuck them up, which is amazing. They were perfect. I'd pay $20 for the same burger from back then. I went in one in Phoenix on Thursday and it was good for a change. I'll have to try again and make sure it wasn't a fluke.
 
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Would be In and Out, but there is not a close one by me.

Wendy's is always awesome.

Lately it has been the "Jumbaco, Jumbaco" place.

 
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Quote Originally Posted by KinKAID:

Whataburger is allright, decent burger a bit pricy though IMO. Love their onion rings and the breakfast menu is all the way legit too. It's about all we have here unfortunately (outside the standard McShittles, Burger Crap and Shitty's in shit nowhere Texas.) Dairy Queen isn't half bad I guess, SONIC not my forte....trying to think of others.


Not a burger joint but Weinerschnitzel is a really solid hot dog chain. Really good chili cheese dogs, chili cheese fries aren't bad either...


Seriously though NO - Hardees, Rally's, In&Out, 5 guys, Red Robin, Fuddruckers, White Castle, Carl's Jr, I mean the list goes on and on. Damn good Mexican and BBQ joints here though...

Whataburger is very solid...awesome onion rings and awesome taquitos at breakfast but yes, a little pricey.

Not a Carl's Jr. around you? That is the same thing....also, there a Fuddruckers all around Houston (not sure where you are)

Sonic is okay, but I would rather get a footlong coney from Sonic with chili, cheese, onions, and mustard anyway over ANYTHING they offer at Weinerschnitzel....I think that place is AWFUL. 

Houston had some GREAT Mexican food joints.....puts every other place I have been to maybe other than San Antonio. Also, solid bbq joints for sure, beef of course in Texas 

Sonic burgers aren't too terrible...in San Marcos where I went to college the Sonic on Tuesdays had buy 1 get 1 free Sonic burgers! Yea buddy 
 
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West TX, yeehaw (much much sarcasm, lol) 

roughly 100,000 here but nothing really around for 2 hours in either direction. 3 hrs to Austin, San Antonio and 4/4.5 to Dallas so it's not all bad.

Trying to cut out the fast food, or at least thinking about trying it but it's pretty difficult when it's mostly all that's out there. Few really good burrito joints here though, BBQ too of course. 
 
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Prefer local fare better by far, but these are around and will go to these three

Culvers

Five Guys

Wendy's (for standard fast food)

Histrionic personality disorder. It's sad
 
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1. Elevation Burger - Organic grass-fed, free range beef burgers make a difference. Leaner and healthier than your average grain-fed,  burger. I enjoy their "Half the guilt" which is a beef and veggie double stack. You're going to pay a little more here but it's well worth it. Locations from VA to NY, FL, TX and Cali.

2. Five guys - Greasy but tasty. 

3. Cheeburger-Cheeburger - haven't tried it, but it's on my list to try.  
 
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whataburger is a dump. surprised how many of you like this place. I'd goto about 20 fast food places for a burger before whataburger
 
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Habit Burger and Fat Burger are my fast food fav's in Cali

Also like the occasional <Insert random name> Charbroil type places

Get an In n Out craving every so often
 
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Just tried Five Guys for the first time today

best burger and fries i've ever had
 
 
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whats the price at five guys for a double patty burger? or a giant patty burger these days?
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