Dallas' Best Hamburger 2008

Cheeseburgers, hand-cut fries, chili, and milkshakes—that about sums it up for this Southlake burger spot.

Reviews:

• “Johnny B Good”
• “white castle on steroids”
• “Best burger ever eaten!”
• “Best Burger i’ve ever had!”
• “Perhaps the very best ’burger & fries anywhere!”

Tips: Check out the Promotions section of the website and see what offers are up.

Johnny B’s Burgers & Shakes or email Johnny B’s Burgers & Shakes

Deep Ellum bar and grill is famous for its namesake hot dog, good burgers and spicy chicken wings.

Reviews:

• “One of the best places in Deep Ellum area”
• “Best burger and fries!”
• “Bar food done right”
• “Wonderful Burgers – Too Many Young Children”
• “great burgers!”

Tips: Although the bar is open a few hours later, the kitchen is only cookin’ until midnight Monday through Thursday and 9pm on Sundays.

Angry Dog or email Angry Dog

Deep Ellum burger joint serves meats and sweets in casual, urban hangout.

Reviews:

• “Unique burger restaurant but average burgers”
• “Yes! Best burger in Dallas!”
• “Beware The Hype Indeed”
• “Great burger joint”
• “Overrated Burger Joint – Warning: Suspicious Reviews on THIS SITE”

Tips: Thursdays and Fridays from 11am till 7pm order $2 drafts, wells.

Twisted Root Burger Co. or email Twisted Root Burger Co.

With patties this juicy and thick, it’s no wonder this Fort Worth burger joint has been an experience since 1946.

Reviews:

• “What???”
• “Bland burgers”
• “Totally overrated”
• “Food Fell Short of Expectations”
• “Kincaid’s, whats all the fuss about?”

Tips: Head over to a counter if you must munch a quickie lunch. Otherwise, expect a conversation at the community-style tables.

Kincaid’s

Original location to the local chain where the burgers are cheap, well-made and huge.

Reviews:

• “Don’t believe the rating!! "
• “very average at best”
• “Big, very good (though not great) hamburgers”
• “Jakes is the best”
• “ALL JAKES ROCK!!!”

Tips: Have Jake’s cater your next party—no one will go hungry.

Jake’s Old Fashioned Hamburgers on Skillman

Upper Greenville bar and burger joint serves Texas favorites in a casual setting.

Reviews:

• “Great old-fashioned hamburgers”
• “Great grub- -Great place to meet.”
• “Best Burgers, onion rings and fries, in town. Awsome appetizers. Very low prices.”
• “Best burgers,fries,onion rings in Dallas. Cheese sticks are amazing. Adult and Kid friendly.”
• “Best French fries and onion rings I’ve ever had! And the burger was good, too.”

Tips: Happy hour specials run from 3pm to 7pm daily.

Tilley’s Grill

Whether for breakfast, lunch or dinner, “Love at First Bite!” is the slogan, and after serving loyal customers since 1957, the mandate.

Reviews:

• “Best Burger”
• “Bad Experience”
• “Good Ole Fashion Burger”
• “Not So good "
• ""

Tips: All sorts of meringue pies slices can be had for $1.65 a slice—very 1957.

Al’s Hamburgers or email Al’s Hamburgers

Upscale mom and pop burger joint at West Village with salads and wine by the glass.

Reviews:

• “My Favorite Spot in Dallas”
• “Soggy, sappy, W/ deep pockets”
• “Has really gone downhill.”
• “New favorite Late Night Dining Spot”
• “Wow”

Tips: Along with boutique beers, every wine in the house is available by the glass.

Village Burger Bar

Sports-themed, family-friendly spot near SMU offers TVs and video games along with juicy burgers and tasty malts.

Reviews:

• “Great burger”
• “Burgers are no good!”
• “Best Burger in Dallas”
• “Best Burger Ever!!”

Balls Hamburgers

Burger joint in Uptown dishes juicy thin-patty burgers with all the fixin’s, plus hot dogs and other American favorites.

Reviews:

• “Best Dallas Burger Joint”
• “Beware – DO NOT COMPLAIN”
• “Awesome Lunch Grub”
• “Best Burger in town”
• “Great burgers”

Tips: The new parking lot takes a lot of stress out of finding a spot for lunch.

Chip’s Old Fashioned Hamburgers

This tiny south Dallas space satisfies big tastes for classic hamburgers and french fries.

Reviews:

• “seriously over-hyped”
• “17 OZ BURGER….”
• “The very best burgers "
• “#1 Burger Ever!!!”
• “Best Burgers in Town!!”

Tips: Ask Monique for the burger, fries, and drink combo for less than seven dollars.

Wingfield’s Breakfast & Burger

Classic hamburger drive-in hangout serves cheap burgers and beer by the six pack.

Reviews:

• “Great burger drive-in”
• “Very tasty Burgers!”

Keller’s Drive-In

Old time drive-in burger joint in east Dallas where patrons park and eat in the vehicle.

Reviews:

• “BEST FRESH CUT FRENCH FRIES!!”
• “affordable, fun and tasty!”
• “50’s style drive in”

Tips: The Dairy-Ette is cash only.

Dairy-Ette

The original longtime Lower Greenville favorite still caters to a casual—college-aged or family-oriented—neighborhood crowd.

Reviews:

• “Really great burgers and Excellent service too!”
• “Haunted”
• “Overhyped… not really even average”
• “Great Burgers and Fires!”
• “Mmmmmhhh Cheese Fries…”

Tips: The Snufferita is made with Sauza Conmemorativo and Presidente brandy—“Top Shelf, Authentically Flavored … & Very Strong—Use Caution!” reads the fine-print warning.

Snuffer’s

SMU hamburger joint features big patties and fresh shakes in a friendly, casual atmosphere.

Reviews:

• “Horrible customer service”
• “Best of the best of the best!”
• “Food not good- way overpriced”
• “Smallest burgers ever”
• “A good Burger”

Goff’s Hamburgers

Casual, family-friendly neighborhood burger joint in Allen serves all-American, counter-style fare.

Reviews:

• “Best Burgers in North Texas”

Tips: A private room popular for birthday parties and team banquets is available by reservation

Scotty P’s Hamburgers

This Highland Park burger joint has been flipping patties for generations.

Reviews:

• “Always the Best”

Tips: The malts and shakes are among the best in town.

Burger House

Local hamburger chain location in east Dallas dishes cheap, specially-seasoned burgers, as well as dogs, fries and authentic malts.

Burger House

Popular burger joint in Casa Linda keeps regulars coming back for more.

Reviews:

• “I wanted to rate it 10 STARS!!”
• “Great Burger and More!”
• “Best Tot’s In Town”
• “AWESOME STAFF”
• “bEST AMARICAN FOOD IN DALLAS”

Tips: Unless you’re sharing, the 1/2-pound burger is a huge endeavor. The 1/4-pound will satisfy.

Fat Daddy’s Burger House

Children-oriented North Dallas spot serves diner favorites, plus an authentic soda fountain and a few alcohol choices for the parents.

Reviews:

• “kid spot”

Tips: Having lunch with friends with kids? This spot is a good option for pleasing the little ones and adults alike.

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