Fav. Fast Food Burger?

You know I'm actually real close to Barnville here in Tallassee (yes I went to school at AU, but still yell Roll Tide), Cheeburger Cheeburger has been there for years and they still take your picture and hang it on the wall if you eat every bite of the pounder. It actually is a great burger, hey what better place to get a burger than the cow college.....lol
 
We usually get the Bubba burgers when we tailgate. They are expensive but very good. As far as fast food I like Sonic! Here in the Nashville area we also have a small local chain called Fat Mo's. They have great burgers and have been voted Nashville's best burger for many years!

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<font face="Verdana, Arial" size="2">Originally posted by bamabound2006:
DON'T EAT THE CHICKEN IT TENDS TO BE UNDERCOOKED!!!!!!!!!!

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We just got one in Florence and I've heard the same thing about the chicken. I haven't tried anthing from there yet.

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Shady Acres Fruit Stand on the outskirts of Seminary, MS. About 20 miles or so north of Hattiesburg toward Jackson on Highway 49. Awesome burger! Many regulars, both from around here and from around the country who stop in regularly on their travels.

Of course, since there's only one, I s'pose it may not count as "fast food"...in the "chain" category, I'd go w/ Whataburger & Backyard. (BTW, I've never had any complaints about the chicken being undercooked...)

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JohnnyCache said:
I had a cheeseburger from Dairy Queen the other day that made me tingle in my bathing suit area.

'Course, I was real hungry at the time.

JC


If a DQ cheeseburger had that effect on you, you'd better not try to eat a Backyard Burger in public.
 
There are several good fast food burgers.

It depends on where I am. In Houston I like What-A-Burger for fast food burgers. In Louisiana, the Cajun Blaze at Burger Tyme in Lafayette is great, and Bud's Broiler in New Orleans is legendary. In South Mississippi I like the Chili-Cheese burger from Ward's.

Of course, my childhood favorite was Jack's Hamburgers because they sponsored the TV cartoons, and were good, good, good! But I haven't been to a Jack's hamburgers in many years. Are they still in business in Alabama?
 
Really Big Bama Fan said:
Of course, my childhood favorite was Jack's Hamburgers because they sponsored the TV cartoons, and were good, good, good! But I haven't been to a Jack's hamburgers in many years. Are they still in business in Alabama?

Yes, there's one on Hackberry Lane directly across the street from the Alabama football practice fields.
 
Milo's is definitely my favorite. Everytime Alabama has a day game in Tuscaloosa, my wife, sister-in-law and brother-in-law have to stop at Milo's on the way back to Atlanta.

I saw someone mention In and Out and also Jack In the Box in California. A story on both. In-and Out are very good burgers. They gave out bumper stickers that read In and Out Burgers. Well you would see many altered bumper stickers on the back of cars that read In and Out Urge. Comical if you have a dirty mind.
As far as Jack In the Box, while living just a block off the USC campus, there was a Jack in the Box a couple of blocks away on Vermont Ave. Seemed as though there was always some kind of gang related activity going on there. One night a would be carjacker approached a man in an El Camino going through the drive thruwith a gun and ordered the man out of the car. Apparently the would be carjacker got pointed the gun too close to the intended victim. The man in the El Camino grabbed the gun away from the punk and shot the want to be carjacker. Hilarious. I had just left Jack In the Box when this happenned. Heard the gun shots. One of the several times that I got to witness or hear gunshots in that area. A thrill a minute.
 
Red Robin's Banzai Burger

BamaLuver said:
I'm not much on fast foods, however, Hardee's thick burger is probably one of the best out there.

Marinated in teriyaki and topped with grilled pineapple, Cheddar cheese, lettuce, tomatoes and mayo. Dude, you’ll be like, ready to ride the pipeline on O'ahu’s North Shore after you chomp on this!

Those of you in Texas, Red Robin is coming your way. Check it out if you can.
 
Let me tell you about my one and only trip to Cheeburger Cheeburger.

6 burgers (3 serious, 3 semi-serious), grilled onions or bacon on all of them.
6 regular size malts
4 medium fries
2 medium onion rings

The cost was almost $90, thank goodness no tip was required. Pretty good burgers but I have had better for less money. A trip to Backyard Burgers would be less than half that price.
 
bamapeppy said:
Let me tell you about my one and only trip to Cheeburger Cheeburger.

6 burgers (3 serious, 3 semi-serious), grilled onions or bacon on all of them.
6 regular size malts
4 medium fries
2 medium onion rings

The cost was almost $90, thank goodness no tip was required. Pretty good burgers but I have had better for less money. A trip to Backyard Burgers would be less than half that price.

ROFL, been there done that. They make a good burger. Only been once myself and it was expensive. You can buy a giood steak dinner for the price of a burger, fries and a malt.
 
bayoutider said:
ROFL, been there done that. They make a good burger. Only been once myself and it was expensive. You can buy a giood steak dinner for the price of a burger, fries and a malt.

Agree. I have been there only once with my wife. We both had a burger, we shared a large fry, which was plenty big enough to share, and she had a Coke and I had water. It was about $20. WAaaaaayyyy too expensive for the product. It was good but not THAT good.
 
If you visit the DC area try Five Guys; there are at least a dozen stores around here. It's a no-frills burger joint, and everything is fresh (even the buns are made locally.) You have a whole range of toppings from which to choose, and an order of cajun-seasoned fries can feed two or three people easily. FWIW, Five Guys has consistently been tops in the "best burger" category according to Washingtonian Magazine.
 
I was less than impressed with Chee Burger too. Not that good to start with and VERY overpriced. Evidently I wasn't alone. The place folded in about a year.
 
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