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Guest Grout
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Yeah, but who goes to Nikki's for a hamburger?.Fried shrimp baby!;)

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Yeah, but who goes to Nikki's for a hamburger?.Fried shrimp baby!;)

YOU ARE CORRECT SIR! I ate my first shrimp in there in 1958 at the old age of three . . .

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The Triple-Prime Cheeseburger @ Ruby Tuesdays isn't half bad... it's the best thing going in my area.

As far as those places go I love the burgers from TGI Fridays with the Jack Daniels sauce :P

Guest nraforlife
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If you live in Knoxville

There is a restaurant on Northshore Drive called Le Brassiere - they ground their own filet mignon and ny strip to make their burgers. It is also a great place for steaks and other fare.

Guest SUNTZU
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If you live in Knoxville

There is a restaurant on Northshore Drive called Le Brassiere - they ground their own filet mignon and ny strip to make their burgers. It is also a great place for steaks and other fare.

Thanks, I hadn't heard of this place. Gotta try it out.

Guest Doindonuts
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I'll have to try that too. Honestly, Ruby Tuesday's triple prime burger is one of my favorites of all the restaurants around here. If you're looking for a big burger, try M&M Catering on Middlebrook. Last one I had, I weighed before eating, and the patty was 16 ounces POST cooked weight.

Guest SUNTZU
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M&M is good. Anybody know if Sassy Ann's still has the What A Burger? One pound of post cook hamburger on an 8"(?) bun. YUM!

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I've heard good stuff about Buster's... that's actually within a reasonable driving distance of me, too. I'll have to check it out.

Guest m14man
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hueys in memphis and try red bones in jackson

Guest HexHead
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Another vote for Rotier's.

For a chain type place Red Robin is actually pretty good. I can go there 10 times and not have the same burger twice. :blush:

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I am changing jobs and will be within walking distance of Rotier's . . .

OMG . . . I may weigh 517 pounds by this time next year!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

I think I need a :blush:

Guest emsputz
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Bob's burgers on U.S. Highway 70 in Midtown. Great burgers and fries.

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I would like a "beverage" before my burger . . . any suggestions?

Mike357's favorite Champaign coolies :bat: or my favorite Buttery Nipples

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Uncle Sams BBQ inside RangeUSA....Holy HELL they are goooooooooooodddddd

+1 I had one of his stuffed burgers not long ago. OMG! Better than sex (from what I remember:))

I also have to put in a vote for Topps BBQ. There's one right near me and that's where I usually go when I want a burger. However, they don't all prepare them the same, apparently. The location near me makes great burgers. Sometimes, other locations don't seem to be as good.

I'll have to politely disagree on Hueys. They're ok, but IMO, they're nothing special. JMO, which is worth what you paid for it.

Yum's Deli makes a good burger. It's on a hoagie bun.

I used to really like Dyer's. The original location (years ago when I was a little kid) was great, but it burned down when I was 7 or 8, IIRC. When they reopened, they were still pretty good. A few years ago, another one opened near my house. It was pretty good, but not as good as the location in Midtown. It's moved now and I haven't been there. In fact, I don't know where they are now.

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The wife and I went to 5 Guys in M'boro yesterday. I was a little disappointed. I certainly didn't think it was any better than Fat Mo's or Red Robin, but just as expensive. JMO.

Guest 70below
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I used to think you couldn't screw up a burger......but there sure are a lot of places doing it these days. A dozen jalapenos though will make most burgers edible...and good burgers great!

Guest gcrookston
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+1 for Litton's. And the Strawberry pound cake, too

Guest Papabear
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Back before the Market Street Pub reinvented itself and became a McFadden's Pub, I really enjoyed their hamburgers. They were the best on 2nd Ave (grin) and not that far behind some of these other selections. Unfortunately, a menu change accompanied the name change, prices went up, my favorite server there called it quits.. and I've rarely found any need to go back in.

I agree used to walk down there all the time for lunch. And probably the same server. Now Cheeseburger Charlies down by the arcade is not bad for a burger.

Guest NormShaver
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+1 for Litton's

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