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I really like Epic burger, I'm glad they're expanding around the city.

I would recommend Villains, they put out a really good burger and the bar is a lot of fun. I would also recommend Kroll's, one of my favorite burgers, but make sure you get the original and not the Big K. The original is a butter burger with 2 patties and a nice crispy edge, served in wax paper. The Big K is a larger patty that just didn't taste quite right. Both places are right near Lollapolooza.

No way, pizza already has tomato sauce, why put more tomatoes on it? It's like putting ketchup on a BLT, it makes no sense.

Home Run Inn frozen pizza is the only frozen pizza that I will eat. Someone got me one of the Pizzaz Pizza wheel cooker things for Christmas one year and it cooks a Home Run Inn frozen pizza perfectly. It also works really well at reheating pizza.

I just had Fuddrucker's over the weekend and it did not disappoint. The burger was perfectly cooked (medium rare), and the taste was excellent. The Fudd's near my house closed down, so now I have to drive to get to the nearest one, it's always worth my time though. Every time I go to Fudd's I think "I should eat here more" but then I'm sure my heart wouldn't like that. I got a half pound burger, with fries and a drink for less than $10. It's not much more than a fast food value meal and is so much better tasting.

I love the original style, the crust is almost corn-meal like and the cheese is so thick and the toppings are plentiful. I'm a sucker for sausage and pepperoni on any pizza and that's usually what I end up buying. I haven't tried the signature yet.

I got them over the weekend and they had just come out of the fryer and I thought they were excellent. Wendy's fries have never seemed to hold up for very long, after about 5 minutes they start to taste pretty bad. I don't know if these are any better in that department, but they are very good when fresh. They seemed a little crispier on the outside and the skin added a little flavor to them. I didn't notice a difference between the regular salt and the sea salt, but I don't normally salt food anyhow. Overall, I would definitely get them again and I think they are an improvement over the old fries.

I don't know if you can get it nationally or just in the Chicago area, but Home Run Inn frozen pizzas are excellent. They actually taste like a pizza that you would get at a pizzeria and not cardboard with sauce.

you should only vote if you've been to both places. Culver's is better than Wendy's and it would suck if they lost just because people who haven't had the experience voted for Wendy's.

Until Burger King gets some french fries that don't taste like a plastic wrapper, I can't vote for them. Their burgers are decent, but those fries or horrendous.

I never liked onions period, mainly because they are such a strong taste they seem over power the taste of the meat. If I want meat and onions, I'll go eat meatloaf.

Kuma's has the best burger I've ever had, all their burgers are fantastic. I'm going to have to try this one, my favorite is the Clutch (they name all of their burgers after heavy metal bands).

I go to the Kroll's in Chicago and it is really good. They have 2 patty styles though, the thin patty and the thick. I usually order a double with the thin patties, which are fantastic, but I once got the thick patty by mistake and it wasn't very good. They also have great fries and I'm convinced anytime a burger is served wrapped in wax paper, it automatically tastes better. Also, you can't leave out the cheese curds.