trafficjam
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There are so many kinds of burgers (like pizza) that I think it's weird to plant your flag on one specific one. I like the massive burgers, I like the little burgers, I like the stacked burgers, I like the burgers all covered in dumb extras, I like the burgers that are super greasy, I like the burgers that are relatively healthy, I like the deconstructed burgers, I like the burgers that are made of meats that aren't beef. I just don't necessarily want all of them at the same time. Pigeonholing yourself is a fool's errand!
Anyway, I get kinda queasy every time I eat at BGR for some reason, so it sits lower in my estimation. Elevation burger is great but doesn't scratch the gluttony itch - I'm always left feeling like I could eat a little bit more. This is kind of how I feel about Shake Shack, too. Good Stuff, though similar, doesn't induce this feeling in me. If you had to pin me to a 'best,' I think I'd go with Duke's Grocery. Once again, not the kind of burger I want to eat all the time, but never misses when I do go for it.
Honorable mention for Burger7 whose burger is perfectly fine but will, if cajoled, put a burger patty on top of the napkin zone fries for a makeshift garbage plate.
Anyway, I get kinda queasy every time I eat at BGR for some reason, so it sits lower in my estimation. Elevation burger is great but doesn't scratch the gluttony itch - I'm always left feeling like I could eat a little bit more. This is kind of how I feel about Shake Shack, too. Good Stuff, though similar, doesn't induce this feeling in me. If you had to pin me to a 'best,' I think I'd go with Duke's Grocery. Once again, not the kind of burger I want to eat all the time, but never misses when I do go for it.
Honorable mention for Burger7 whose burger is perfectly fine but will, if cajoled, put a burger patty on top of the napkin zone fries for a makeshift garbage plate.