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Kelley's on Revere Beach, more famous for its roast beef but i love the burgers.

Not a huge fan of Kelley's but their bugers are good-Fudrucker's is a great burger as well but nothing tops In and Out burger-I know it's frozen but give Bubba Burgers a try-yumm!!

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Not a huge fan of Kelley's but their bugers are good-Fudrucker's is a great burger as well but nothing tops In and Out burger-I know it's frozen but give Bubba Burgers a try-yumm!!

DUDE! How do you not love Kelley's? Its amazing, get some food then chill on the beach, what's not to like?

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I'm a big fan of the Mom-n-Pop kind of burger joints...

There's a place around the corner from my office called Burgertime, they offer the "Badass Burger" 1/2lb patty, bacon, mushrooms, 2 cheeses, toasted bun, some Tabasco and their secret seasoned salt. I always order it with a order of fried orkra. Had one for lunch today.

The next best: Joe's Store in Milsap, Texas. Their bacon mushroom swiss burger is out of sight. They cut their own fries, and the waitress calles you 'Hun' for no extra charge as she refills your sweet tea.

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The half-pound cheeseburger with everything except onions - P.T.'s Olde Fashioned Grill (locations in Wilmington (NC) & Chapel Hill).

I just dug up this thread and P.T.'s is the best burger ever hands down. I get one about once a week and the fries are the best I have ever had.

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The Buger place in Mandalay Bay in LV. Any kind of beef or meet. Any toppings from over 200 hundred to choose from. Any kind of bun (from about 18 choices) and all cooked amazingly. Top that off with a side of their truffle fries and it is one heck of a meal for $9.95.
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wendys double cheese burger with just extra cheese..... and dip it in the hot oil

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^^^^
I tried to give you some rep points for that last one, because it made me chuckle. System wouldnt let me. But that was FUNNY. But before my post gets deleted for being off topic let me mention, that I also love the mini burgers. I absolutely love sliders.
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In N Out, double double. YUM. Too bad we don't have them here on the east coast.

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Wendy's Wild Mountain Spicy Chicken/Burger optional from around 3-4 years ago.....there best specialty sanwich ever!!!!!
Burger King BK double stacker with cheese.....
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