TAYLOR'S AUTOMATIC REFRESHER Location: Ferry Terminal Building (northwest corner), San Francisco [map] Phone: 866-328-3663 Website: taylorsrefresher.com Getting There: BART to Embarcadero Station or by various streetcar and bus lines The Short Order: I really wanted to like this place, but... More
IN-N-OUT BURGER Location Visited: 333 Jefferson St., San Francisco CA 94133 [map]. Here are other locations Website: In-N-Out.com Getting There: Why not take a cable car? (Ding ding!) May I suggest the Powell-Hyde line? The Short Order: Not the best... More
Photograph via Flickr by Winona L.A. CityBeat visits 25 Degrees, the burger joint attached to the recently renovated Hollywood Roosevelt Hotel, and finds that (and I'm paraphrasing here) it is Lestat slurping a milkshake wearing Fonzie's jacket. As you... More
AHT loves our readers. They send us great e-mails and, occasionally, cool pictures and stories about burgers in places most of us have never been. Like this photo gallery from Matt Yanchyshyn and Didier Henrion in Senegal. I received these... More
Photo by Mark do.0b. Apparently street-cart burgers are more popular in Malaysia than are the fast-food giants: Unlike McDonald's and Burger King's fancier outlets, its burgers are sold at stalls on the street, normally manned by two casually- dressed... More
Sad, sad news of yet another classic drive-in getting driven out in the name of progress: Ralph and Mary Lou Fonzo, Rick's [Drive-In] owners, have been notified the property has been sold to make way for a condo development. Their... More
This is the second of two belated Kansas posts from December 2005. The first can be found here: Bobo's Drive-In. THE COZY INN Location: 108 North 7th Street, Salina KS 67401 [map] Phone: 785-825-2699 Website: cozyburger.com Cost: 75¢ each The... More
Now it can be told. A full five months afterward. Yeah, I know. I've got a whole backlog of burger posts burnin' a hole in my pocket, and it's high time I started slogging-blogging through them. This is the first... More
Longtime Baltimore–D.C.-area residents may remember the White Castle–like Little Tavern. DCist.com reports that one of the few remaining stores of the onetime 50-strong chain is up for sale. The lonely Laurel branch has real street cred, with original (read: decaying)... More
Earlier this week AOL Cityguide names it as one of America's best burgers, today there's a review in the South Florida Sun-Sentinel: ... But first, put aside any haute cuisine aspirations, because what Jack's offers is honest and simple. In... More
