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Best Burger Joints
Written on Tuesday, June 27, 2006 by That's Camping
Article Categories: Food • Restaurants
So, where are the best burger joints?
Fuddruckers
We became addicted to Fuddruckers when they recently opened their new restaurant in the Jordan's Furniture store in Reading, MA.
They offer excellent burgers....from a generous 1/3 lb to a mammoth 1 lb, there is a burger sized for everyone. And not just burgers, I happen to love their turkey and veggie burgers as well. If you still want something more, they also have chicken sandwiches (crispy or grilled), fish sandwiches, steak sandwiches, and hot dogs.
It is easy to add your own toppings, like lettuce, tomatoes, onions, ketchup at their self-serve bar, but you can also grilled onions & mushrooms, and cheese.
The french fries are tasty. I give their onion rings a "B-" not the best, but still good. I don't really like their baked beans, but Mike does. I do like their side salad and cole slaw. Their desserts are heavenly...cookies and brownies. Try the coconut/macaroon cookie, it is to die for! If you are into ice cream shakes and malts, then they offer those too!
All in all, Fuddruckers is a great burger joint, but there are only a few locations in the Northeast
- there are four in Massachusetts
- a couple in New York
- Pennsylvania has a bunch
- Connecticut has one location.
If you live near a Fuddruckers, then check them out!
Wild Willy's Burgers
We made Wild Willy's Burgers a regular dinner stop when we visited the York, Maine area. When we found out there were two more locations, we were ecstatic, especially when the one in Rochester, New Hampshire is a quick stop on route to Danforth Bay and the Ossipee, NH area.
Besides a bevy of delectably topped beef burgers, they also offer a veggie burger (delicious) along with chicken and haddock sandwiches.
Their onion rings are home made and yummy, I wish they made larger chunks of onions though. Their rings are a sliced thin. The french fries are delicious, hand-cut and the skins are left on! Mike loves their draft root beer!
Hopefully you can visit a location near you:
- York, Maine on Rte 1
- On Rt 125 in Rochester, NH
- At 46 Arsenal St. in Watertown, MA
Fast Food Joints
So what about McDonald's, Wendy's and Burger King? Do these restaurants count as burger joints?
I think if most kids were to comment, the answer would be a resounding Yes! Personally, we like Wendy's. I feel they offer the most healthy choices compared to the other two and I love their salads.
What Do You Think?
So what do you think? Let us know where you go for a burger craving. Post a comment on this article, or head over to our Discussion Forum to converse with other campers about their favorite burgers.
Article Categories: Food • Restaurants
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I just remembered that the 99 Restaurant also makes a great burger. They also occasionally offer turkey and veggie burgers too.
Posted by That's Camping on 06/27/06camped at mi-ti-jo last week and spent the only sunny day at long sands beach in york beach playing bocce on the outgoing sandbar! ate an early journey supper at wild willy’s on route 1.on the way back,past the wild willy’s in rochester on rt.125 on the way to campground. we hit that one on the way home to ma.for another lunch on the road.my co-pilot(wife)is great with the napkins.thats a two-fer!!in one week.
Posted by deleted on 07/01/06
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