There are two regular meat steaks, special sauce, salad, cheese, pickles, onion, and sesame and the best fast food burger
- The Whopper, Burger King
I remember cooking a burger in flames meant something to this country. Unfortunately, Burger King is better known today for its creepy ruler than good burgers.
- Cheeseburger, five guys
The cheeseburger shouldn’t be “too greasy,” but somehow, Five Guys always manages to hand you an almost oily paper bag. - Double-Double, In-N-Out
When In-N-Out arrives in town, it’s an event. But six months later, you don’t remember why you thought it was so great. Great if you’re starving; super mediocre end time. - Truffle Swiss Black Bean Burger, Smashburger
The only vegetarian option that dares to show its face on this list is in itself an excellent season with delicious steaks and fillings that support the promise that it’s not a rubbery excuse for a meat substitute. - Bacon’ n Cheese Single Steakburger, Steak’ n Shake
The Midwest has raped this chain forever, and the flat but juicy burgers are almost (MELKI) as good as the fantastic milkshakes. Shake Shack could never. - Cheese Slider, White Castle
The white castle is running out, and the burgers are small enough for you to take six at a time (and then order six more if you’re hungry).
Even the frozen White Castle sliders in the microwave that you get at the supermarket aren’t that bad, which is a fantastic accomplishment for a fast-food burger.
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- Patty Melt, Whataburger
My burgers are like: 1) I worked there in high school. 2) They named the burger, in my opinion, “Omieburger,” which was double meat, double cheese, grilled onion, lettuce, and ketchup. 3) I still eat there at least once every two weeks. 4) I live in Texas. Patty Melt is a Texas toast with a gorgeous pepper sauce that sinks into grilled onions – it deserves its ranking in the chain’s “All-Time Favorites” submenu. - Dave’s Double, Wendy’s
You kept us in square steaks, but you kept us in a perfectly toasted bun, and excellent thick potatoes dipped in Frosty. - Famous star with cheese, Carl’s Jr. / Hardee’s
Carl’s Jr. and Hardee’s are now the same things – one menu changes its name to its current location. Famous Star looks good but tastes surprisingly fresh and never fails. - Big Mac, McDonald’s
Iconic, stacked, instantly recognizable. Even if you haven’t eaten it in decades, you know exactly what it tastes like.
If you flew half the world, you could find one, and it would taste the same. McDonald’s is easy to hate, but it has been a top fast-food restaurant for a good reason for half a century. Very salty reason.