What's your favourite burger from any fast-food chain restaurant?

For me it's a close tie between a Big Mac from MD and a Whopper from BK.

There was a thing a while back people were doing where you'd stack a Whopper on top of a Big Mac. I did try it. It's a pretty good combo.

There's a local chain called Teddy's Bigger Burgers that has food that put any of the national chains I had to shame.

@hallenbeck77: Looks tasty!

Harvey’s in Canada. Their poutine is good too!

Any generic chicken/mayo burger is good.

Probably whataburger, but the siracha burger from jack in the box is good too.

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What you mean generic?

As in anywhere will do, given there is about dozen chip shops within a 3-4 mile radios.

No MC/BK

@uninspiredcup:

I figured you were a high quality guy/gal?

@PSP107: Nope, as lowly as they come.

Veggie slider from White Castle. Considering there are only two chains that actually serve veggie burgers that's not saying much, but they still do a decent job.

I guess I would go with the Super Star from Carl's Jr. I'm more of a sandwich or Mexican food kind of guy.

Ultimate bacon cheeseburger from Jack in the Box.

I love Burger king! All burgers!

RUNNING ON EMPTY: FOOOOOOD REVIEW!!!!

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McDonald's

Five Guys

A lot of burger joints in Quebec, really good fast food restaurants in Quebec, Canada.

Lafleurs being one of the best anyplace.

Burger King or five guys

Have a very hard time understanding how people can still eat McDonalds/Burger King burgers with places like Shake Shack and 5 Guys popping up.

Anyway, 5 Guys for me with Shake Shack right behind it haha

I once had a burger at Fudruckers that was very good too. That was a long time ago but I never forgot it.

Two favourites of mine are:

- Bacon & Cheddar Angus at McDonald’s

- Bacon & Portabella Mushroom Melt at Wendy’s

Double double with grilled onions from In n Out Burger

@theone86: damn I’m jealous! I’ve always wanted to try real Whitecastle sliders. Even the crappy frozen store bought ones are delicious. Can’t imagine how good the real thing is.

-Jungle Burger ( Burger Island/local joint)

- Bacon & cheese whataburger (Whataburger)

- Animal style double double (In n Out)

@vaidream45: No white castle near you? Eh, they're not that hard to replicate. It's a thinly pressed patty with a lot of fat, slider size, throw on a slice of cheese if you want, and put some grilled onions and a pickle slice on top. It's the pickle and onions that really give it a unique taste, not the meat or seasoning.

@theone86: stop it!!!! Lol. Me want in muh belly!

@vaidream45: So make it. All you need is a skillet and less than five dollars worth of groceries.

McDonald's Arch Deluxe! I don't care what anyone ways, best damn fast food burger in the history of fast food. That sauce was worth killing for.

@theone86: lol. Fair enough man. Sounds similar to the burgers I usually make but I normally don’t do the press. I think I know what I’m eating for dinner tonight. : )

@dr_vancouver: " McDonald's Arch Deluxe! I don't care what anyone ways, best damn fast food burger in the history of fast food. That sauce was worth killing for."

It was a massive flop. I think they discontinued the Arch back in 2000.

I absolutely love the Flamethrower Burger from Dairy Queen. It's always really fresh when I get it. Great charbroiled taste, bacon, cheese and Flamethrower sauce which is sometimes called Tobasco Mayo.

Which was a shame. I used to eat it all the time when I worked there (of course, free food made everything taste better). The sauce and peppered bacon really made it for me. The problem back then was people were too set in their ways with staples such as Big Macs to really give new burger inventions a try. Took some major global marketing efforts to finally get people to know that McDonalds can do more than just cheeseburgers and Big Macs.

@JustPlainLucas said:

I absolutely love the Flamethrower Burger from Dairy Queen. It's always really fresh when I get it. Great charbroiled taste, bacon, cheese and Flamethrower sauce which is sometimes called Tobasco Mayo.

Does it look like that when you get it?

I don't get how anybody can like McDs? Their burgers are dry shitty patties with the flavor of seasoned cardboard.

Mine would have to be Five Guys hands down, followed by Wendys.

I walk McDonald’s for a burger n Justin Hernandez say “hey try five guys much better”. I say “what why? Better than double quarter pounder?” He say “yes way I see it the more guys the better.” And so u have it. Go five guys for him.

Hardly ever. In fact, it looks pretty much a mess, but it still tastes great!

Wendies Triple cheese burger

I don't like fast foods, to be honest. I find the food just really hard to swallow.

@Sevenizz: Yeah that's one thing I gotta try one day. A Canadian Poutine.

@feed_the_cat: So do I!

Just to clarify I've heard very good things about Shake Shack. In-N-Out I've heard is fairly overrated. That animal style burger seems decent though

Chilis mushroom burger

Top three for me;

1. Angus burger from Salem's (local chain)

2. Five Guys. I have hard time putting them at number 2, because it's not really their burger if I am the one that tells them what to put on it and how to prepare, right?

3. McDonald's Big Mac/ Quarter pounder is pretty consistently good. They've certainly made effort to increase their burger meat quality recently.

Fast Food A baconator with lettuce and tomato or a burger from five guys.