What's your favorite regional burger place? For me, it's between Dick's and Whataburger. Basically what In'N'Out and other bullshit places /want/ to be but their dumb company wont let them.
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Dick's has like 7 locations idiot
I seriously doubt Dick's is paying anyone to promote their business on Culinaly.
"Wimpys place". Tiny little slider joint in Lexington, MI. Best sliders in the world.
>I want to go and eat some DICKS
do people do this? LMAO
bro yes, and also they shitpost as much as possible about the name
>can't wait for some hot dick's in my mouth
Literally right down the street from Dicks
You should go! It's simply quality burgers, fries, and shakes at a good price. It will not blow your mind but you'll have a great meal at a great price.
I made this joke every time I could when I was there.
Dick's is amazing. Cheap and everything appears in seconds.
in n out
Five guys. I've lived all over, and it's the best by a mile. It's large, messy, filling, and satisfying.
I don't bother with "regional" burger places. If I wanted to overpay for a hamburger, I'd go to a local place that outperforms the regionals, and if I just want a burger to satisfy burgerlust, then cheapo national chains will do just fine.
>paying for ketchup
how utterly israeli
Dicksbros... why are the fries so ass
I love the chain but their fries are really hit or miss. Helps if you eat them right away because they get soggy faster than pretty much any other place.
My local Fantastic Cafe was replaced by a vegan restaurant recently. I haven't found a good replacement for it since.
Baker's.
Holy shit I miss baker's.
Britbong here - I'd have to say Honest Burger. The Tribute is probably the best burger I've had in this country, and the rosemary fries go hard. A friend and I spent half a year before COVID trying a different burger in London each week to find the best one and we both agreed Honest Burger was the winner