Suck it, In-N-Out, Culver's rules!

[Jack_Kerouac]

http://blogs.jsonline.com/shoptalk/archive/2007/09/19/no-1-for-burgers-culver-s.aspx

 

[imjustagirl2]

Culver's is amazing. But who doesn't feel bad ordering something called a "Butterburger?"

Dammit, I want one now.

 

[Editude]

You have to ask for the bun without butter? How about 116 g(?!) of fat and 2,185 calories for a four-piece chicken plate? I'll take a double-double animal style to go.

 

[friend of a friend]

Nothing tops In-N-Out

 

[playthrough]

I'm in a Culver's town and have no complaints, but my first visit to In-N-Out in Cali was a near-religious experience. Simple and perfect.

 

[OTD]

I can't speak to Culver's, but no way Red Robin is better than In-n-Out, plus they're two different kind of places.

 

[trifectarich]

I'll be in Culver's territory next week; I'll check it out.

 

[westcoastvol]

Clearly, judging by the photo, Doris can take multiple loads in the can.

 

[MileHigh]

It's In-N-Out and it's not even close. Co-worker going to Arizona this weekend and is going to try it for the first time and he's been giving me grief because I keep going on and on about it, and I've been telling him for three-plus years he won't get a better burger anywhere.
I've been craving an Animal Style for 36 hours now.

 

[Buck]

I've never had Culver's.
Red Robin's burgers are good, but they don't match the simple perfection of In N Out.

 

[imjustagirl2]

In N Out blows.

The end.

 

[Mystery_Meat]

I've only been to one of the top three, and I'd take Five Guys over Red Robin.

 

[MileHigh]

In N Out blows.

The end.

>:(

 

[SoCalDude]

The only good part of my 14-month sentence at the San Gabriel Valley Tribune was the In-N-Out across the street from the parking lot. THE original In-N-Out.

 

[Joe Williams]

It's:
1) In N Out
2) Kopp's
3) Culver's

For the Milwaukee paper to run an item about best burgers and NOT to mention local champion Kopp's is heresy. I know the writer was just citing someone else's survey, but it's another Wisconsin-based frozen custard 'n' burgers chain (small). If you haven't had burger from Kopp's -- about the diameter of a volleyball -- you need to do a road trip. Seriously.

 

[Cape_Fear]

Until this year I've only been to a Culver's and thought it was awesome but had my first In N Out burger at spring training. Not even close. One of the things I'm looking forward to in a trip to San Diego in December is another stop or two there.

Red Robin clearly No. 3.

 

[Chi City 81]

Fuddrucker's trumps all. Yeah, I said it.

 

[Mystery_Meat]

Fuddrucker's trumps all. Yeah, I said it.

I can only deal with Butt****er's once a year, if that. It's one of those places that seems like it'd be really good, and then it ends up not being.

 

[Jack_Kerouac]

It's:
1) In N Out
2) Kopp's
3) Culver's

For the Milwaukee paper to run an item about best burgers and NOT to mention local champion Kopp's is heresy. I know the writer was just citing someone else's survey, but it's another Wisconsin-based frozen custard 'n' burgers chain (small). If you haven't had burger from Kopp's -- about the diameter of a volleyball -- you need to do a road trip. Seriously.

Joe, personally, I agree with you. Hung out at Kopp's pretty much every night throughout high school and consumed many of their burgers. My dad is friends with Carl Kopp from high school, so we were always a Kopp's family -- none of the Gillies or Oscar's crap.

 

[dreunc1542]

Fuddrucker's trumps all. Yeah, I said it.

Their shakes are good, but the food is mediocre.