Favorite Place To Get A Burger?

[Eddyline]

Big Daddy's on Fish river, Fairhope, AL


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Hurricane Burger at Fish River Grill in Fairhope. Gotta go to this location, though...

 

[EasyTider]

Oh my crigga.... that place has a ton of great food and some amazing bloody marys.

We often kayak there to eat then come back to wherever we put in

Tell Big Daddy his husband sent ya. Might get you a extra few drops of vodka in that bleeder. BD and I have been friends for 25+ years.


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[Barnabus Stinson]

Made a good burger this weekend.

Ground chuck and and crumbled bacon patty topped with cheese, a potato cake, fried egg, bacon, and just a touch of grape jelly. Probably had about 500000 calories, but really really good.

 

[Gideon Swashbuckler]

What got you up to Montana? I've been up to Yellowtail before, I would have never guessed a place like that existed in Montana.

Best burger might be Danny's in Coronado, CA. Cheese just drips off the burger.

I travel a lot for work.
I LOVED Montana. Would go back in a skinny minute.

 

[BillBrosky]

I travel a lot for work.
I LOVED Montana. Would go back in a skinny minute.

I did a 2 1/2 year gig(contract) up in Pierre SD. That was some mighty fine beef up in that area.

 

[Gideon Swashbuckler]

I did a 2 1/2 year gig(contract) up in Pierre SD. That was some mighty fine beef up in that area.

South Dakota is great too. Everything you need to see is on I-90. The corn palace in Hamilton. The bad lands. And Keystone/Rushmore. East to West. Right outside Hamilton on I-90 was approx 25 foot wooden bull head a fella carved out of birch wood. He was a strange dude. I stopped to tour his property as he had other things he'd created out of Garbage. About 6.7 seconds into the tour I got a eary feeling in my stomach and could swore I heard a touch of dueling banjos. Thankfully it started raining, and I used it as an excuse to bounce the fuck out. Anal hymen intact.

 

[Gideon Swashbuckler]

In 1993, I was on a hiking trip through PA, 170 miles and we took a full day off (two nights) at a roadhouse/motel in Port Clinton, PA. Old lady there let hikers stay there and made the best cheeseburger. It was the first time I'd ever heard of Yuengling. It was 65 cents a glass, and it was interesting watching folks have a yuengling or three with their breakfasts. Next time I saw it was in Orange Beach around '98.

Appalachian Trail??
There's some sketchy places up through there. Remind you of West Georgia University at Auburn in a hot second!!

 

[It Takes Eleven]

Appalachian Trail??
There's some sketchy places up through there. Remind you of West Georgia University at Auburn in a hot second!!

Yes, Appalachian Trail. That was my longest stretch, near Carlisle to Delaware Water Gap.

 

[Gideon Swashbuckler]

Yes, Appalachian Trail. That was my longest stretch, near Carlisle to Delaware Water Gap.

Didn't make it that far myself. Fell trying to wash off in a stream and hit my head 12 days into it. Called it a vacation. Met up with one of my lady friends in Hawaii. She "nursed" me back to health.

 

[planomateo]

I travel a lot for work.
I LOVED Montana. Would go back in a skinny minute.

Yeah, it's a really neat place. I have family up there so I get an excuse to visit whenever we want. Just spent ~2 weeks up there about a month ago. Finally made it up to Glacier National Park.

Not really much to see in Hardin though, Yellowtail is about all I know about in that area.

 

[alabama mike]

@Brandon Van de Graaff your hotdog topic is up.

 

[planomateo]

South Dakota is great too. Everything you need to see is on I-90. The corn palace in Hamilton. The bad lands. And Keystone/Rushmore. East to West. Right outside Hamilton on I-90 was approx 25 foot wooden bull head a fella carved out of birch wood. He was a strange dude. I stopped to tour his property as he had other things he'd created out of Garbage. About 6.7 seconds into the tour I got a eary feeling in my stomach and could swore I heard a touch of dueling banjos. Thankfully it started raining, and I used it as an excuse to bounce the fuck out. Anal hymen intact.

Needles Highway is a must.

 

[It Takes Eleven]

Didn't make it that far myself. Fell trying to wash off in a stream and hit my head 12 days into it. Called it a vacation. Met up with one of my lady friends in Hawaii. She "nursed" me back to health.

Nice fallback position. I did the trail in 75 to 170 mile sections (most in the 90 to 130 range) over 16 years. It was a great experience.

 

[Woody4daTide]

Ye Olde Tavern Scottdale, AZ
Kobe beef with apple wood bacon.

 

[alabama mike]

In Alabama, Staggs grocery in Florence, Al.

In Ohio, Hickies Old Fashioned Hamburgers New Boston, OH.

 

[Woody4daTide]

In Alabama, Staggs grocery in Florence, Al.

In Ohio, Hickies Old Fashioned Hamburgers New Boston, OH.

Staggs is pretty good.

 

[Elderfalsedemigod]

Hubcap burger at Cotham's in Scott AR. Only thing out of AR I give a f-$k for since my second ex-wife.

 

[Gideon Swashbuckler]

Nice fallback position. I did the trail in 75 to 170 mile sections (most in the 90 to 130 range) over 16 years. It was a great experience.

Yeah she was GREAT at what she did- me.

 

[Gideon Swashbuckler]

Yeah, it's a really neat place. I have family up there so I get an excuse to visit whenever we want. Just spent ~2 weeks up there about a month ago. Finally made it up to Glacier National Park.

Not really much to see in Hardin though, Yellowtail is about all I know about in that area.

No. Not much at all. But it was better than living on the Reservation.

If I were gonna move back there it'd have to be Billings or Red Lodge. Or just about anywhere in between. Love that stretch of Scenery.