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Giddyup! I'll even drive from Cobb Co. for a lunch at Kitch.

You can get about four In and Outs for the price of one LA Market burger, and you wouldn't have to put up with the phony pretense of the hotel restaurant and its occupants.

Undercooked to you looked about perfect for me. I have been going to Good Dog for a few years now whenever I'm back there. I love the buns and the fries are wonderful. Ranks up there with the best in Philly (which is Charlie's in Folsom).

Nothing else like a Solly's burger and a Sprecher root beer followed by the chocolate malt. It's been 3 years since I've been back there and your pictures made me hungry.

It hasn't been mentioned, and they are hard to find, but Nutrageous Bars from Hershey are outstanding - has all the ingredients you'd want in a candy bar. Since I grew up near Hershey, PA I'm partial to anything Hershey's.
Another that you seldom find - but it's a "premium" bar is Hershey's Golden Almond - think a Hershey's regular almond but in a larger, richer bar.

You want a better recipe for a multi-purpose nacho, burger, fries cheese sauce - and it's easier to boot:
1 - 16 oz block Velveeta
1 - can Ro-tel tomatoes

Dice Velveeta, place cheese in a microwave suitable bowl. Add Ro-tel tomatoes. Microwave on medium, stirring occasionally until smooth and creamy and hot. Enjoy!

Too many "fancy" places with high price tags and overly-hyped underly-tasting burgers. BUt I come to expect that from Bon Apetit. Give me a juicy non-pretentious burger from a joint anyday.

When I was a kid, I was a terrible eater - disliked all veggies and even most of what my mom cooked. Cereal and burgers and milk were the extent of my diet. I was just shy of being anemic - so my pediatrician said to let me eat as much of what I liked (no junk foods) to see if I would avoid any drastic health issues. I settled on burgers, burgers, and burgers. My folks called me "Wimpy" after the cartoon character. But my love of burgers had begun. Now I have a balanced diet but still love the burgers after 50 years - although can't have as many as I would like.

Just to clarify: illegal aliens are required to carry in their possession their Permanent Resident Card or Alien Registration Receipt Card; or, a foreign passport; or, Employment Authorization Document which contains a photo. These PAPERS are required by existing federal laws and now by the new AZ law. This is true for Canadians, British, or any other nationality entering the US, including Mexicans. And please inform me of any country which doesn't require PAPERS of traveling visitors (usually in the form of a passport).

Anyone up to this challenge? Answer these two questions: What does the AZ law do differently from enforcing current federal law? and, where does it say that people are required to do anything differently from current federal law?

This whole thing is blown out of proportion when all AZ was trying to do was get the feds off their PC butts and enforce the law. When AL Sharpton and Jesse Jackson get involved, you know it is beyond any sensible frame of reference. Nobama postures about the law, Holder admits he hasn't even read it, and LA and SF threaten a boycott. BFD - just enforce the current law and none of this would have even occurred.

Grilled, pink in the center, cheese melted on top, good fresh bun. Toppings vary w/ the mood I'm in.

Who chose the competitors and their placement? It's hard to compare a Krystal w/ Whataburger and if you moved them around the results would be alot different. This is not like the basketball bracket. For example, Whataburger might not beat Sonic, but would beat Culver's. Similar burgers should compete against their counterparts - then move on to further burger competition.

I've commented before on Flip, as I visited there right after it opened a year or so ago. I find it too pretentious in the yuppie tradition of midtown ATL. I want a good, solid burger and I get the frou-frou all the way from the furnishings to the metrosexual wait staff. Plus when it's crowded with even more yuppies and the self-centered attitudes that accompany them - it is too much for this country boy to handle.
Give me the Vortex, or Five Guys or Bobby Cheeseburgers for a good burger, fries and shake. I'm still trying to figure out who would want a chpcolate mole shake with nitrogen and the $8.00 price tag or a $33.00 burger that 99% of people couldn't tell you it was made w/ Kobe beef or even further, that it was BETTER than a good $5.00 burger from Fuddruckers.

After having seen the earlier pic of the Cube burger, I was hoping for an autopsy shot. WOW! That is one fine looking burger. I'm glad the review was just as positive. My next LA visis is definitely going to include the Cube.