Shake Shack’s Shroom Burger is by far the best non-meat burger I’ve had. I’m not even a big fan of mushrooms but Shake Shack manages to turn that portobello mushroom into deliciousness.
Wetherspoons ‘Beyond’ veggie burger used to be the absolute shiznit. They stopped being cheap though, so there’s no real reason to go there any more.
Thats not a real burger
OK. Did I imagine it?
The one I make that burger king
I’m interested in also having it your way. What’s the burger?
The most popular is the the whopper. I’m good at that and all the other burgers
Oh, you mean you’re a cook. I thought you had a custom burger.
I wouldn’t dare make myself a burger for free. That would get me fired faster than an Australian forest
Arby’s, ironically enough. Not having burgers used to be their whole identity.
Hungry Jacks
I’m a fan of SmashBurger
Same. Easily the best quick burger.
In N Out
in-n-out
Freddy’s
We have a local fast food chain called Good Times.
I’d put their burger up against all other national fast food chains. I’m willing to bet, though there’s a litany of other local fast food chains all over the place that could compete. Part of the joy of traveling in the US, as far as I’m concerned.
We just started getting In-N-Out locations here a few years ago, and it’s lovely for a cheap burger. But let’s not pretend it’s anywhere close to the best around. Plus their fries are so bad it’s shameful.
Good Times’ Wild Fries are divine. And strangely for a fast food chain they have decent green chile for said fries.
I used to live in Colorado but not anymore and Goddamn do I miss Good Times. The wild fries and that SAUCE, man. It’s amazing.
Wild dipping sauce.
"…We’re gonna be big. "
Remember in like 2009 or something when the got rid of the wild fries and started only selling “fresh cut fries” that tasted fucking horrific? I boycotted that place and then wrote multiple complaints to the company. I’m sure I wasn’t the only one, they brought wild fries back eventually.
We did the exact same thing. I wrote a weird email where I compared their removal of wild fries to McDonald’s manipulation of McRib availability to influence whale migration patterns…
Clearly I was on to something…
Chargrill in North Carolina
American fast food chains are getting worse each day here, so not that.
Instead, there is a local chain named Burger Bangor in my country and holy fuuuck–it’s so fucking good. The meat and buns actually tastes good, to the point where I ask myself: if they can do it, why can’t the more mainstream chain like Burger King, McD, etc do it?
Nexx Burger and Burgerlords but I’m vegan so they’re only the best available to me in Los Angeles.
I don’t really have fast food money but there is this burger place in town that stays open til 2 am and has a mean veggie burger within biking distance. It’s a nice treat, I’d reveal the name of the place but the details I have given already are identifying enough for my taste
