The 10 Best Burgers in the City
There are approximately 600 restaurants in SF that have a burger on the menu. But who makes the ultimate gourmet burger, the pièce de résistance, the gold standard by which all others should be measured? To narrow it down, we set some standards (burgers must be high-end, include all-beef patties and be served for dinner), then we tasted, pondered and scrutinized 20 of the city’s best. Here they are, ranked in order, from 10 to one. The victor? It’s not who you think it is.
Photography by Ed Anderson.
There can only be one top-10 list, but if you’re wondering how the remaining burgers fared in our taste-off, here are the contenders, ranked 11 through 20.
| 11. Slow Club 12. Epic 13. Magnolia 14. Absinthe 15. Orson |
16. Midi 17. South 18. Balboa 19. Lark Creek Steak 20. Luna Park |
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The top 10 list is great, people who love decious can have a good eat.
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By on September 19, 2011
I'd like to say 13. Magnolia is my favorate, because I never eat it enough, now I'm nearly 90kgs-_- http://www.cars-electronics.com/audi-a4-dvd-player-gps-navigation-7-inch...
By on August 25, 2011
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By on June 19, 2011
As much as burgers may vary according to region, genre, composition, price, presentation and personal preferences the best ones are invariably untidy, implosive handfuls you shouldn’t eat without a stack of paper napkins – or a duvet-sized cloth one – at the ready. All the burgers on my top 10 list share this most coveted of burger attributes.
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By on June 01, 2011
Yum!
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By on October 22, 2010
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