The 10 best burgers in america

Mark Antony said:
JJs07 said:
Said this before, but the best burger I've ever had is at Melt in Leesburg, Va.

*For the DMV heads, they're planning on opening another location closer to DC. :pimp:

If you haven't been, it's worth the drive. Trust me.
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Melt was cool, stout shake is fire.

Eww at that trash list.
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Stout shake you say....

hmmmm...might have to make a trip up there. Haven't had a shake in a minute. Sounds REALLY good.
 
I just cooked up some burgers from Costco with a side of artichokes for lunch.
 
I just wanna get some burger talk going.
I wish they had in n out on the east coast smh


I remember dc allamerican said he uses mcmuffin bread for burgers.

I want to try that.
 
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DangerousG said:
I remember Habit being decent when I was at Davis but the one that just opened in the Bay is TRASH
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which one? I go to the Concord one, been going there for awhile and literally just had my first bad experience there, they were busy but the food quality was atrocious
 
dhart48 said:
DangerousG said:
I remember Habit being decent when I was at Davis but the one that just opened in the Bay is TRASH
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which one? I go to the Concord one, been going there for awhile and literally just had my first bad experience there, they were busy but the food quality was atrocious
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They opened one recently by Serramonte Center in Daly City.

Had the free cheeseburger coupon and was still disappointed. Seeing the manager there made me physically ill. Obese middle-aged white dude with a super tight and sweat stained Habit polo on. Guy was handing out ice cream to the kids too :x
 
DangerousG said:
They opened one recently by Serramonte Center in Daly City.

Had the free cheeseburger coupon and was still disappointed. Seeing the manager there made me physically ill. Obese middle-aged white dude with a super tight and sweat stained Habit polo on. Guy was handing out ice cream to the kids too :x
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:lol: :x If they're busy the quality dips dramatically. The funny thing is I used to work for In&out so I compare the habit's store layout to a typical in&out store and can tell The Habit would need to have a huger back area to even come close to handling a line through the door type of business, at least 2 bigger separate grills(most in&outs have 3 and the heavy hitters like Vegas,Barstow, Daly City have 4) a Habit with a drive thru would get murdered in quality

If there's a line through the door at The Habit and the store is already packed with all tables taken, go somewhere else
 
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