Are these the worlds worst burgers?

[Floyd R. Turbo]

[Angry Dragon]

1. Look good enough to eat

[Floyd R. Turbo]

2. Now that you mention it! 😋

[The Velveteen Ocelot]

3. Hard to say, without tasting them, but

the presentation needs work.

[bearsfootball516]

4. The top one looks dry as a bone.

The second Burger, although a bit smashed, actually looks decent.

[Arkansas Granny]

5. Back in the 70's and before, there used to be a burger place in our town where you could buy a bag

of burgers for something like 10 for $2.00. They consisted of a very small meat patty and grilled onions with a little mustard smeared on the bun. The grease from the burgers would soak through the paper they were wrapped in and would saturate the paper bag. As awful as it sounds, those were some great tasting burgers and just driving past the place and smelling those grilled onions was enough to make your mouth water.

It was customary to stop there and pick up a bag of burgers on your way to the drive-in on $1.00 a carload night.

[d_r]

7. you've just described

Scotty's, Krystals and White Castle

[Arkansas Granny]

9. Actually, it was a local place called the White Spot.

[d_r]

10. Aw man, never got to try those

[Floyd R. Turbo]

11. Interesting! Theres a chain in western Canada called White Spot!

They have awesome burgers and are famous for their triple-o sauce! 😋

[Frustratedlady]

23. In Iowa?

[Arkansas Granny]

25. No, Arkansas. It's probably not an uncommon name.

[Frustratedlady]

27. Yes, we had a White Spot, as well, and hamburgers were 20 cents each.

There were probably 10 stools and they were rarely empty. You could stand behind those sitting on the stools until they stood up to leave and then you took your turn at the counter. If the weather was halfway decent, you had to wait in line outside and everyone did so without complaint. The chili was also good.

[yellowdogintexas]

43. were they square? If they were, it was a home grown

version of Krystal. Since it is the South, it was Krystal. White Castle is Northern.

#TeamKrystal

[Thx]

12. Yes

I was thinking about Krystal and remember what a sham that place was!

Thx

[yellowdogintexas]

44. Blasphemer! Krystals rule. I eat them every time I go home

to Kentucky!

[nolabear]

26. LOL in the 70s White Castle OWNED impoverished New Orleans.

Yes, there were myriad wonderful, cheap eats even then. But after a, shall we say, eventful night out at about two am a bag of sliders from White Castle was NECESSARY.

[Floyd R. Turbo]

8. White Castle?

Loved/love em!

[mia]

40. Little Tavern sold those.

I thought they invented the 10 cent burger.

[Ohiogal]

6. Those are pretty sad looking.

[GentryDixon]

13. Not sure about the worst,

but the best are the garlic cheeseburgers at the Cotton Bottom Inn in Holliday, Utah.
http://www.cottonbottominn.com

[Thx]

14. The nastiest

burger that some people still seem to claim to love is Tommy's Chili-cheeseburger!

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"No fries, chips!"

It's more like a "rite of passage" standing in line in Hollywood at 2AM than a good burger.

Still, if you are ever in Hollywood, DO have a Tommy-burger, don't be left out!

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Thx

[Floyd R. Turbo]

15. I love Tommys! 😋

Always order a side of tamales with it!

[Thx]

16. I knew

I was going to get some "Oh dood!" responses with that post, lol.

We used to always like Carl's jr. back in So. Cal, it was our band's unofficial conference room.

Love those charbroiled burgers.

Dairy Queen, had the best FF burger for my money, haven't had one in a long time though.

Thx

[Thx]

17. Remember Naugles

and their Ortega burger with a nice big chili?

Those were good!

Thx

[Floyd R. Turbo]

18. After my time! 😢

[Thx]

19. This was about 40 years ago.

[Floyd R. Turbo]

20. I left Hollywood in 70!

[Thx]

22. Did you

get change back from your dollar?

That was a great time for So. Cal, by the time I left in 1991 everything good had been ruined.

So, I came up here to Seattle and have never regretted it.

Thx

[marked50]

21. Keep It Clean-motto I think-nt

[lunasun]

30. Taken there by a relative when visiting who insisted its was great. Nothing to write home about ...

...just my opinion

[Solly Mack]

24. Those burgers look as if someone hurt their feelings.

[Floyd R. Turbo]

32. Hahahahaha!

[muntrv]

28. From "Falling Down."

[Floyd R. Turbo]

33. Classic! 👍🏻

[Freddie]

29. The bottom one looks like a Five Guys burger

After I get it home. Totally delicious

[Floyd R. Turbo]

34. They are pretty good! 😋

[lunasun]

31. Five guys and Smash? ....Not a fan of either... I am so spoiled with great local places, no appeal

[Floyd R. Turbo]

36. 👍🏻

[yellowdogintexas]

45. Five Guys rock, but in FW, Tommy's, Kincaid's & Charlie's

are the local leaders. If you are ever in Fort Worth, be sure to find a Tommy's (there are three locations) They are solid strong Democrats and even host the monthly Stonewall Democrats club meeting! Their private room hosts all kinds of Democratic group lunches, Committee meetings, and a few Executive Board meetings of the various local grass roots clubs.

The green chili goat cheese burger is awesome, and the made in house potato chips as well. You can even get a bunless burger served in a big salad. Any of the many varieties.

[grumpyduck]

35. That first photo looks like

a Muppets character chomping on a mouthful of haggis.

[Floyd R. Turbo]

37. Hahahahaha!

[a kennedy]

38. Dont know, dont care, now thanks for my McDonalds BIG MAC ATTACK.

I have been craving a Big Mac for days........this just put me over the edge, I’ll be right back.

[Floyd R. Turbo]

39. Supersize it! 😋

[jmowreader]

41. Anyone who ever ate in a mess hall would say no

The worst burger I’ve had in a while is from Roger’s Burgers in Coeur d’Alene, ID. No flavor, pure grease.

[red dog 1]

42. Even Shitler wouldn't eat that top one, but the other one looks like a cheeseburger,

which he likes, so he would first drown it in ketchup & then stuff it in his big fat pie-hole