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Fort Wayne has a sneaky‑good burger scene: old‑school taverns, craft‑beer joints, and chef‑driven spots that all treat burgers like serious business. Ask locals where to go and these names pop up fast. 1. Bravas Bravas started as a food truck and grew into one of Fort Wayne’s most beloved burger spots. The vibe is casual […]

Thousand Oaks has a mix of polished suburban spots, cozy pubs, and casual cafes—and more than a few of them put out serious burgers. These five places are the ones that come up most when locals talk about where to get the best burger in town. 1. Umami Burger (Thousand Oaks area, when available) Umami

San Diego might be fish taco territory, but locals are just as serious about their burgers. From beachside grills to neighborhood gastropubs, these five spots regularly land in the “best burger in SD” debate. 1. Hodad’s (Ocean Beach & Downtown) Hodad’s is the legendary, surf‑punk burger joint that everyone talks about. It’s loud, messy, and

Pasadena has everything from old‑Hollywood‑adjacent institutions to modern gastropubs, and the burger scene reflects that mix. These five spots are the ones locals point to when someone says, “Forget chains—where’s the good burger?” 1. The Raymond 1886 Known for its cocktails and romantic vibe, The Raymond also quietly serves one of Pasadena’s favorite upscale burgers.

Chattanooga has turned into a legit food town, and its burger game kept pace. From riverfront spots to neighborhood bars, these five places come up constantly when locals talk “best burger in Chatt.” 1. Urban Stack Urban Stack is basically a burger shrine: whiskey bar, big patio, and a menu almost entirely dedicated to creative,

Miami’s best burgers live in all kinds of places: Cuban cafeterias, late‑night bars, chef‑driven restaurants, and beachside joints. Ask locals and you’ll hear a lot of opinions, but these five names come up again and again. 1. Kush (Wynwood & other locations) Kush is practically Miami burger canon at this point. It’s a craft‑beer bar

Pittsburgh is a sandwich town (hello, Primanti), but the burger scene is just as serious. Grilled, smashed, topped with fries—however you like your burger, there’s a local who will argue passionately for one of these five spots. 1. Tessaro’s Tessaro’s in Bloomfield is legendary. It’s a wood‑fired burger institution where the grill is front and

Akron’s food scene is low‑key strong, and burgers are one of the things it consistently does well. From classic drive‑ins to beer‑centric burger bars, these five spots are the ones locals bring up when you’re craving a serious burger. 1. Swenson’s Drive‑In Swenson’s is basically Akron burger royalty. It’s an old‑school drive‑in where carhops still

Tulsa punches way above its weight when it comes to burgers. From Route 66 throwbacks to sleek downtown joints, the city is packed with places locals swear make “the best burger you’ll ever have.” These five come up again and again. 1. Hank’s Hamburgers Hank’s is pure, unfiltered burger nostalgia. It’s been around since the