gorocks99;1371988 wrote:TBDP is good, Matt's is a different experience IMO. Matt's is as basic as you can get, the only choice is whether you want fried or raw onions really. TBDP gives you a bunch of options if I remember correctly (kind of like 5-8). It comes down to personal preference but for me Matt's is the best.
bases_loaded;1371989 wrote:Limby's Tavern in Dover, simple as it comes...but damn good.
5 Guys is respectable, but doesn't really fit with the thread as I gather it, as it's talking more about local places with good burgers and not chains that just happen to be local.thavoice;1371986 wrote:Ha. Excellent wings as well if the right person is cooking them. Would say they are my favorite if done right!
Only been to 5 guys twice and wouldnt say they were terrible. I thought they were pretty good.
That sucks. Really wanted to check out Matt's but got talked into TBDP instead. Really liked MPLS though, might be worth a return trip to check it out.Tiger2003;1371995 wrote:Doesn't compare.
ptown_trojans_1;1372070 wrote:In the DC area, there are a ton:
Two of my favorites:
Quarry House Dive bar in Silver Spring, MD
Great 1/3 and 1/3 burgers and awesome tots.
Plus, a great beer and scotch selection
And Tonic near George Washington Campus.
Same, great tots, but they have a burger with an egg on it, that is awesome.
Yeah, one of the nation's fittest cities, does have some good ones, actually some great ones.like_that;1372389 wrote:DC hasn't really struck me as a burger city, but I might have to check these out sometime.
Very weak draft beer selection. You'd think that they would have more than one Bells and some Founders.said_aouita;1372245 wrote:Zeke's restaurant in Dowagiac, Michigan.
Bottled beer menu is listed by country. Last time I was there it was around 300 different bottled beers.
This is just their draft beer menu.
1. BASS ALE 15. OKTOBERFEST
2. DOS EQUIS AMBER 16. LION STOUT
3. MOOSEHEAD 17. SAM ADAMS CHERRY WHEAT
4. LABATTS ALE 18. WARSTEINER DUNKEL
5. ROLLING ROCK 19. OVAL BEACH BLONDE
6. HARPS 20. PILSNER URQUELL
7. NEWCASTLE BROWN 21. BLUE MOON
8. SMITHWICKS 22. BUD LIGHT
9. AMSTEL LIGHT 23. BELLS OBERON/ AMBER
10. HEINEHEN 24. GUINESS
11. STELLA ARTOIS 25. KILLIANS RED
12. ANCHOR STEAM 26. FOSTERS
13. GOOSE ISLAND HONKERS ALE 27. MILLER LITE
14. SAM ADAMS LAGER 28. BLACK & TAN
Oh yea, pretty good food too.
was it a long wait?SnotBubbles;1372550 wrote:Had my first "Thurman Burger" yesterday. It was pretty damn good. Not sure I've ever had a better burger.
I still feel like **** today because of it, but it was definitely delicious and lived up to the hype.
Loooove Nick and Jimmy's burgers. By far my favorite, but I am only in Toledo once or twice a year these days.Laley23;1372456 wrote:Around here:
Perrysburgers - Perrysburg, OH
Bar 145 - Toledo, OH
Nick and Jimmys - Toledo, OH
Not around here:
Spikes Keg 'O' Nails - Grayling, MI
Bubs Burgers - Carmel, IN
Bears - Bloomington, IN
Kilroys - Bloomington, IN
Spikes is by far the best burger Ive had. Stop in almost everytime Im up in Grayling at my cottage. http://www.spikes-grayling.com/ Kelso on That 70's Show actually wore a shirt from Spikes. Bonnie Turner who created the show is from Toledo and vacationed up in Grayling once and went to Spikes. Love it so much she had a shirt worn in the show (as I said, by Kelso).
to me its kinda hard to find burgers around columbus that dont start as a frozen patty...most places that serve good burgers are in german village/short northFlash;1372564 wrote:Had Thurmans, any other good burger joints in Columbus?
Lol this. I know a bar in DC that has about 30 beers on tap, 25 of which no one outside of the special microbrew club has heard of.Sonofanump;1372484 wrote:Very weak draft beer selection. You'd think that they would have more than one Bells and some Founders.