Michal S. wrote: > > Johnny's on N. Craig in Oakland > Tessaro's on Liberty in Bloomfield > related to Tessaro's is City Grill on the SOuth SIde. My experience is that the food is equally good, and you are less likely to have to wait for a table.
Pittsburgh, PA
Where are the best burgers in the Burgh?
>Looking for the best burgers, especially "in town" area. > >Not afraid of dive bars or diners. Any suggestions? Everyone knows Tessaro's in Bloomfield, but for a less known good burger place try Hambone's on Butler Street in Lawrenceville. Barb D/
The best burger I found in the area was in Sharon PA at a "dive" bar on main st that said best hamburgers in the world. My wife and I went in and ordered two burgers. The bartender said sorry they were out of buns, but his father was out buying some, so my wife and I had a beer and waited. Shortly his father arrived with the buns. The hamburgers were simple, but great with onions that made your eyes water. Also the buns were browned nicely. I do not remember the name of the place, but there is a oval sign with those words. Personally the best hamburgers are the ones I made myself. Tom Someone wrote: > > Looking for the best burgers, especially "in town" area. > > Not afraid of dive bars or diners. Any suggestions? > > (In Green Bay, WI, there is a place called Krolls, with hard, thin patties, > hard roll, slathered in butter (sounds healthy, no?). May not sound good, but > oh man. Just a reference point.) >
Tessaro's in Bloomfield Georgies Diner on Saw Mill Run Blvd Big Jims in Greenfield Shadoe
My vote is for Fat Head's on the Southside. Great wings, salads and beer selection as well.