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![]() In all seriousness, I'm glad this was worth your wait. My second favorite is a place I haven't really been to in a while, but they are delicious. In Dallas, there's a place called Balls Hamburgers. Great char-broiled taste. They've got two locations, but I usually go to the one on Midway. And lately, I've been taking a liking to Back Yard Burgers, also in Dallas, the location on Central. They, too, have terrific char-broiled burgers. Last edited by case44; 02-06-2008 at 03:12 PM. |
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Frisco Burger Inn in El Paso TX.
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Hut's on 6th Street in downtown Austin.
And a Sonic chili cheeseburger is not bad... |
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When I get back to visit EP, I'm going to make it a point to try Hudson's Grill. They are said to have some good burgers.
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Is Otto's still around in Houston? Got any opinions?
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Hey, car, I once had a favorite in Austin about ten years ago. It was McClesky's on North Lamar near Rundberg, but it has long since closed. They did everything homemade, including the buns. I still remember Cactus Pryor doing commercials for them on 590 KLBJ and I could hear those ads all the way from Dallas. That's how I found out about that place. And it was wonderful. At the time, that was the best burger in Austin.
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Hell, I just made the best burgers in Texas today for dinner. Beat that y'all.
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>>Welcome to Snuffers Restaurant & Bar - Located in Dallas Metroplex.<<
Cheese Fries! Thanks for the invitation RGV, I'll be right over :-) |
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Hands down that would be Clay's in west Houston. Holy moley. Spectacular.
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Here's my list:
I agree about Little Red Barn in Round Rock! Easley Steak house in Canton (better than Dairy Palace, I think!) Maggie's in Edom on Highway 64, on the way to Tyler There's an old bowling alley and cafe in Bastrop--great burgers there Mel's in Tomball I also like burgers at Roadhouse and Saltgrass Steakhouse Buns over Texas, Mesquite's, and Homeplate Diner in Lubbock ETBC in Mineola (they make home fries and awesome homemade potato chips) We need to do this about Mexican Food....... |
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