Whether it's my advanced age or my hopelessly uncool car, eating a burger while hunched over the steering wheel of a stationary automobile just doesn't sound like fun to me. Even with roller skating carhops. More
Hero Certified Burgers is Toronto's first premium burger chain, now with 28 locations. But, for all of the energy they spend extolling the merits of their beef, they've made one fatal mistake. More
A trip to Dairy Queen primarily means ice cream. And if there's a need to squeeze a meal in prior, then we can generally find a menu option that's basically a means to a soft-serve end. More
Ultra-thin and crusty patties with a generous helping of cheese make for one of the better examples of premium fast food. More
Dubious claims of TV fame, bland burgers, and boring fries make for a disappointing experience at BGR The Burger Joint. More
With a tagline like "Freshness Food, Freshness Serving, Freshness People, Freshness Planet," the 20-year-old Freshness Burger chain from Japan is obviously selling more than just burgers. Buying a Freshness Burger is a not-necessarily-effective-but-makes-you-feel-good-anyway lifestyle choice, like drinking water from the 30%-less-plastic tiny bottles or driving your hybrid SUV to the matinee screening of The Lorax. But let's cut straight to the chase: Does the feel-good choice come with an equally taste-good food? Luckily, there are quite a few menu choices that actually are good at Freshness burger. The burger just doesn't happen to be one of them. More
It doesn't matter how many toppings and sauces Mooyah boasts—the burger just doesn't stand up to them. Great buns and decent fries can't save this format. More
At Hard Rock Cafe, massive 10-ounce burgers are the norm, and each location has their own "Local Legendary" interpretation. The burgers are surprisingly well crafted, though not flawless. More
