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We have CKC 9 weeks old very tiny body male & female Pomeranian puppies. When they're full grown around 4-6lbs. Have had shots and dewormed. Very healthy, playful cute tiny babies . One year health guaranteed. $700-----each(-cash only ). No checks. I live off of I-20 East, close to City Covington. (45 minutes East of Atlanta ) If you are interested please call me for more information 404-680-1179 Thank you!
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Beautiful Toy Poodle puppies for adoption
These two precious little boys were born on June 14th. They will be ready to go to their forever homes on August 17th. Their human parents are a veterinarian and a veterinary technician. The parent dogs were chosen not just for their handsome appearance but for their personalities and over-all health and well-being. They have had several dewormings and will have had at least 2 sets of vaccinations at the time of adoption. They will also go home with a substantial health guarantee, health records with training tips, blanket, toy, and a sample of food, heartworm preventative and ...
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I have a litter of Australian retrievers (Australian shepherd / retriever) Ready to go the end of August. These guys will be up to date on shots and wormings for there age. These pups should favor the Retriever in looks and be a golden or red color. Both parents are very smart with excellent hips and health. Farm and family raised. 2 males and 2 females available at this time. Had a lot of ...
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One red $800 and one black tri $700 tails have been docked. Non-refundable deposits will be taken when puppies are 3 weeks old. Expected adult size is large mini. They were born 6-23-16 and will be ready at the earliest 8-18-16. Deposits will start being taken when they are 3 weeks old. Deposits are $100 and are non-refundable. They will be vet checked, come with a 1 year health guarantee, ...
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We have two different litters of Aussiedoodles... Silver Based Colors including Chocolate/Silvers, Black/Blue Silvers!!! Then other litter are Parti Colored Aussiedoodle's!!! Males & Female Available. ***Puppies will not leave till 8 wks of age.*** 1st litter ready on Aug. 15th born June 20th other litter ready on Aug. 21st born June 27th... Beautiful Purebred Aussiedoodle puppies!!!! Will ...
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AKC Australian shepherd male puppy. Black tri in color up to date on all shots and dewormings. Beautiful dog! House and crate trained. Call 205-617-3300
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Charles is supremely gorgeous with a personality to match. Look at those cute freckles on his nose. He is up to date on shots and dewormings. He will use the wee wee pads. He is super friendly and gets along with everyone whether human or other pets. His expected adult weight is 25-18 lbs. This is not a guarantee of size just our best guess. His mom falls in the top of the toy size category ...
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Jack is a 7 month old miniature aussiedoodle (Australian shepherd / poodle). He is hypoallergenic and does not shed. He is trained to listen to the following commands, without a leash: Heel, sit, down, stay, come, up, off, crate, go potty, and leave it. He loves to play, he is a very happy boy! If you are interested in a puppy that is housebroken, trained, socialized, incredibly happy, and ...
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8 adorable and friendly Chesapeake Bay Retriever/Poodle cross puppies. There is one chocolate girl and one chocolate boy available, as well as three black girls and three black boys. They are very friendly and sweet, they will not be available for pick up or shipping until they are 8 weeks old. They were born on May 28th 2016. They have some white on their chests and feet. Both parents are ...
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Super sweet boy looking for his forever home. All of the energy, fun, and loyalty of your standard Aussie in a compact package!!! This little gent will be roughly 10-15lbs grown and the perfect addition to any family. He's great with children and other pets as well as up to date on all shots and dewormings. Please give me a call if you have any questions or would like more information. ☺
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Nashville - Dogs & puppies
Mini australian shepherd puppies 8 weeks old raised in home vet checked shots and worming up to date male and female all tri-colors no papers adorable puppies please do not e-mail I do not check it often call or text cash only
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Church Hill - Dogs & puppies
Australian Shepherd Pup, (Toy) B. 3/20, Double registered, 1 red Tri males utd on shots and worming., $500 w/reg. papers, $350 w/out papers.
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Ella is a beautiful mini aussie that we purchased with our chocolate merle toy poodle with the intention of creating mini aussie doodles. Unfortunately life happened and we are having to move due to our jobs and have to sell our babies. They are both for sale but can go separate or together. We are asking 375 for the aussie and 800 for the toy poodle - or both together for 1100. Ella is 7 ...
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AKC registered Black Tri Male with amazing pedigree born May 25 2016 UTD on shots and worming! We are looking to find him the perfect home, he has been raised around young kids on a farm and is being crate trained and already uses potty pads... Please contact for more info
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I Have 7 Puppies 3 Blue Merle, With Blue Eyes,2 females, 1 male, I have4 Black Tri's all females,will be ready to go July 18,2016 They are akc standard size.Their parents are herding dogs. champion in fathers pedigree. The blue merles are 700.00 each the black TRI,S ARE 600.00 THEY are just awesome. well socialized with other animals and children and adults, their parents are just beautiful ...
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The 17-year-old girl had travelled to Mumbai on Jan 8, after being in touch with Sirtaj Ali, a Navi Mumbai resident, to marry him, but instead of doing so, he raped her at a friend`s place in Dharavi, said police
He had later bought her a fake mangalsutra and a burkha in order to coax her into believing that the two were married.
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i love zim ^.^
this was so good it made me miss invader zim even more so thanks for that >,> lol
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it is really hard typing with one hand because i broke a finger on the other but watever...great flash...and yes life does revolve around zim and GIR(mostly GIR)nice job i love the fact that it repeats itself i can watch this for hours!!1
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Crazy Substitute Teachers
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WELL nice collaboration, you are all good artists and this was flluid .
becaUSe i bet alot was put into this its getting a 10 for effort. one of these scenes would take me like a month to do. sooo yeh nice. sounds were alright aswell. so 5/5 and 10/10. good job guys.
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This is very original. I love the preloader. I've read up on the Valentines Massacare.
kinda boring but great art wise and the plot
A great film
I loved everything, except Meebs' part. The entire thing has a great sense of action about it.
Also would've like another part, involving the ending of the massacre - you know, "I'm not going to talk..." *death*. That was my favorite part of the story.
I always enjoyed Mafia history, and this is a great serious tribute. Apart from Meebs' part. That destroys the tone.
Happy Valentine's
Wow. For a collab, this thing really moved on fast. I appreciated each section on it's own.The voice acting was well-performed, and the artwork (particularly with Hans's) was especially attractive.
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It's time to stop with the lies already, but of course they won't stop. One of the greatest deceptions in American history is well under way and is a smashing success for the leftist socialists who currently control our government. We're talking, of course of Obamacare which is becoming a blatant bid to push Americans into a single-payer, socialized healthcare system.
Obama is a true believer in socialism and must be stopped. The nation cannot wait.
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11/19/2013 (2 years ago)
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LOS ANGELES, CA (Catholic Online) -Millions of Americans continue to get cancellation policies. Although Obama came out last week and offered that Americans could keep their insurance policies for another year, the likelihood that this will actually happen is slim. With the cancellations already rolling out and Americans being forced out of insurance, or into Obamacare, a mass-reversal is unlikely.
Likewise, doctors are being terminated because insurance companies can't operate at a loss. Doctors who see Medicare patients are being let go because the reimbursements promised by Obamacare isn't enough to cover the costs of treatment.
Likewise, the government Obamacare website continues to limp along, turning away with technical difficulties many people who are actually interested in signing up. At the same time, millions of young, healthy Americans are refusing to participate altogether.
Even the less-healthy are staying away because the costs of Obamacare plans are quite high, especially for families. Instead of paying the equivalent of a second mortgage, many are choosing to forgo coverage and will apply only when faced with fines greater than the premiums, or catastrophic illness.
The administration has promised subsidies for people who buy plans, but these subsidies are funded with tax dollars, meaning the very people who are paying premiums are also getting their own tax dollars back to help pay for their premiums, just filtered through the government.
The entire debacle is literally criminal and warrants intense Congressional scrutiny. Of course, in the current climate of political corruption in Congress, such justice is unlikely. Nor will the Obama-controlled justice department ever order an investigation.
In another age, or another state, the behavior of the Obama administration would be decried as corrupt and charges of treason might follow. The Obamacare disaster has robbed millions of Americans of their health insurance, stripped them of their choice (Obama is only pro choice if your choice matches his), and drained household budgets of billions of dollars, landing the profits in the pockets of insurance executives.
America has been fleeced. Worse, our healthcare system has been set up for failure. If it was on life support before Obamacare, then it will definitely flatline now.
So what now? Well, after the Reichstag fire, comes salvation. Obama and his comrades will deliver us from the disaster they created by offering us a drink from the holy grail of socialism.
A single-payer, socialized healthcare system will ensure every Americans gets affordable healthcare, because the free market "failed." Indeed it did fail, as soon as the freedom was undermined.
The more Americans become dependent on government for their basic needs, the more power the government and their corporate buyers can control the people. Eventually we'll be able to cast off the silliness and shams of our democracy and replace them with the reality that America is not a free country anymore.
Americans, patriots, the time has come for us to resist this dangerous development. Non-violent, peaceful revolution against Obamacare and the current administration are required. We must take up arms at the ballot box, electing those who will put a stop to this creep towards socialism in our country during next year's election. We must send warriors to Congress.
Then, we must elect a patriot for President in 2016. This could be our last chance to save the Republic from socialism. A final opportunity to save genuine choice, to save religious freedom and the other rights we supposedly hold dear. Our government and institutions have failed us. The Supreme Court refused to save us, and the criminal element in Congress and the White House wants to see us fall into their political and economic trap.
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"This place is great for fishing relax and walk across the street for live music but the air conditioning was horrible they changed it twice most likely the jalousie windows and the high ceilings the room never got cold even though the AC was blowing nice cold air a simple 1 day inexpensive upgrade"
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"Each building is unique. Rooms are spacious with kitchen facilities. Only problem is the very small bathroom."
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"Stayed here for 2 nights while bouncing around the keys. Snorkeling gear, kayaks, paddleboards included in price. They have their own guide and boats for snorkeling trips, sunset sails, etc. (at extra cost). Tons of tropical fish locally next to bar as well as manatees! Very comfortable room wi..."
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"We stayed here for 5 days to celebrate my 40th birthday. From the moment we arrived we knew we were somewhere special. The grounds are tropical and gorgeous. We stayed in the Fish Tail Palm and it was well appointed and modern. Our view of the marina and ocean was the icing on the cake. The staf..."
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A 5K Road Race and Walk will start at 8 a.m. Saturday at Lake Hollingsworth in Lakeland to benefit Katie Pantoja, who has had multiple surgeries in the past two years to treat gastroparesis. Entry fee is $20 and includes post-race refreshments and a T-shirt. Visit www.katiep5k.blogspot.com.
Runners and walkers will compete on a challenging and picturesque 5K course Saturday in the 2013 Carillon Classic 5K Run & Walk at Bok Tower Gardens. The event is sponsored by the Dick Pope/Polk County Chapter of the Florida Public Relations Association. It is open to adults and students in grades one through 12 and will also feature a team competition. All proceeds will benefit the chapter's educational and professional endeavors and the George W. Harris Jr. Runaway and Youth Crisis Shelter in Bartow. Registration is $30 for adults, $20 for students. Registration begins at 6:30 a.m. and competition at 7:30 a.m. Visit www.fprapolk.org.
Julia Preziosi, a junior at All Saints' Academy, is passionate about art and is organizing a service project to help children with autism. She is planning a fundraiser along with David Collins of Paint Along Studios. All proceeds at the business, located on Kentucky Avenue in Lakeland, from 6:30-10 p.m. May 30 will go to the Central Florida Autism Institute. At Paint Along Studios, a class is held where adults can re-create a painting with step-by-step guidance from the instructor.
Everyone is welcome to the Florida Bermuda Moose Association District 20 Charity Cook Off starting at 1 p.m. June 9. Bring your lawn chairs and enjoy music, a variety of foods, games and other family activities at Winter Haven Moose Lodge, 2305 Havendale Blvd., Winter Haven. For information or to get details about entering, call 294-1727.
The Lakeland Miniature Guild's Dollhouse and Miniatures Show and Sale will be held June 22 and 23 at Hilton Garden Inn, 3839 Don Emerson Drive, Lakeland. A raffle for "Tres Chic," a completed Parisian Boutique, will be held with all proceeds donated to Troxel Shelter for Women and Children.
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It's been about a year since our first 33 Best Burgers in the country piece came out. And in that year, many things have happened: Our photography has gotten bigger and SO MUCH better, our reach has expanded into more cities, and I've eaten a little more than infinity more burgers. I've also come to a more definitive definition of my favorite type: simple. Many of the burgers on this list (we have seven holdovers we couldn't possibly change, and 26 new entries) embody a commitment to almost austere excellence, sacrificing the show-tricks of crazy meats or toppings in favor of nailing the genuine article.
Now, of course, there are exceptions to this rule. And of course many of you will tender suggestions for things I've missed, or tell me that I have no palate, or just get into lively comment arguments because this is the Internet, and that is what happens. And we welcome it all. But before you do, maybe take a moment to celebrate and ogle our 2014 picks for the best burgers in the country. Now be a friend, and pass me the ketchup:
WHAT YOU'RE GETTING: Classic cheeseburger
When Ryan Farr took over Da' Pitt space on Divis, and I didn't have to go to the farmers' market to get his burgers, I figured they'd drop off. Or at least I wouldn't hold them in such high regard, because they'd lost a little bit of that elusiveness, and maybe that was what was keeping me in love with them. I was wrong. 4505 stays on the list this year, thanks to that classic made with Magruder Ranch beef on that perfect, not-too-thick sesame-scallion bun. The combination of the Gruyere, dry-aged beef, red onion, and special sauce may no longer be elusive, but it's still damn hard to top.
WHAT YOU'RE GETTING: Single cheeseburger with an egg
In a city that enjoys heavy calories and arguing as much as Chicago does, it's nothing short of incredible that Au Cheval has steadily held the "best burger" consensus pretty much since opening in 2012. By now most locals know the drill: A single is actually a double, meaning your two impossibly beefy griddled patties will be enveloped in a creamy combo of cheese and Dijonnaise with just a briny hint of thinly sliced pickles. And you're getting it with an egg, because you know what is good.
WHAT YOU'RE GETTING: The Steakhouse Burger
We wanted to make some other moves in the city. We wanted to add in some more new NY spots with promising burgers, and we were damn close. But, in the end, we couldn't, because we still believe the world needs to talk more about deckle. And so you can do so knowledgeably, we'll now define deckle, again, for you: It's basically the fat from around the edge of a ribeye cut. And, when worked in with other beef and steak trimmings at the East Village's Brindle Room, it turns a burger into a steakhouse burger, into a good-sized meat present from the meat gods. Have them throw some American and caramelized onions on top while it's getting medium-rare in the cast-iron skillet. Deckle. The name rings out in the streets, friends.
WHAT YOU'RE GETTING: Hamburger Fonfon
Chez Fonfon may be a classic French bistro, but it plates an All-American caliber burger. James Beard Hall of Famer Frank Stitt grinds boneless chuck in-house to form his 8oz patties that get no seasonings other than a pinch of S&P. The sole frou-frou touch comes from Comte, but the cheese's nutty-sweetness melts into the beef amping the patty's flavor. Topped with grilled red onion, lettuce, tomato, and pickle, it's hard to believe this burger could've started with escargots or foie gras paté.
WHAT YOU'RE GETTING: The Company Burger
At three-years old, Company Burger continues to dominate the NOLA burger scene with its dedication to old-school diner simplicity combined with the quality ingredients of the fancy-schmancy burger revolution. Adam Biderman, who worked at Atlanta's Holeman & Finch (Spoiler: their burger's also on the list.), grinds brisket and chuck in-house to form his 3.25oz patties, and the basic, namesake burger is one of those glorious items that nets you two patties rather than one. Want lettuce or tomato? You gotta bring your own -- or just let the griddled, tender patties, American cheese, white bun, and bread-and-butter pickles mingle together into a gloriously juicy, meaty bite.
WHAT YOU'RE GETTING: Sliders
You don't stick around Salina, Kansas for 92 years by doing something wrong. Cozy has been there since 1922, serving up sliders. There are rules. First off, no fries. Second, you're getting sliders. And no, they don't come with cheese. They are tiny, and they are littered with cooked onions. Oh, so many cooked onions. Most people come out of a trip to Cozy remembering the softly steamed buns and onion burgers, of course, but they also remember the smell, an eau de onion that will permeate your skin for days. And the best part is: you're not even going to care.
WHAT YOU'RE GETTING: The Proper Burger
What exactly constitutes a Proper Burger in the eyes of Duke's Grocery, you ask? Start with a Creekstone Farms beef patty (popular among NYC's Michelin set). Then add ANOTHER patty and top that with smoky melted gouda, charred red onions, sweet chili sauce, dill pickles, garlic aioli, and some arugula to maintain the slightest glimmer of healthful pretense. Ready to eat? NO! Why? Because they offer the option to add on an XXL duck egg and/or some housemade chicken liver paté. Pro tip: the answer is always "and".
WHAT YOU'RE GETTING: The Burger
As a point, I should say I'm biased against fancy restaurant burgers. Usually, the chef feels like he has to do something weird or show-off-y, and the end result might taste good, but it's not the burger you were looking for. Five Bistro, despite being in that nice restaurant category, is not here to play those types of games. It's just 100% grass-fed chuck, housemade bun, some peppery greens, and whichever housemade condiments you want. They also do burger specials that check off those other fancified boxes, but don't get it twisted: that's not why you're there at lunch, friend.
WHAT YOU'RE GETTING: Our Way
With apologies to JM Curley, Eastern Standard, Craigie on Main, R.F. O'Sullivan, Tasty Burger, Mr. Bartley's, and all my other burger go-to's in my hometown: I still love you all, but I've started seeing someone new. It started a few years ago when The Gallows first opened. I had the burger in their simple "Our Way" style and liked it, but I got distracted and buried this information, until this year, when I went back, and had that Pavlovian response to the salty, seared meat, lettuce, pickles, American, and grilled onions. Now, when I walk by all the other spots, I try and keep my head down and avoid eye contact. The Gallows would want it that way.
WHAT YOU'RE GETTING: Cease and Desist Burger
Last year, there was a bit of hype over Chris Shepherd's lunch-only burger at the Underbelly, mostly because it was called a Double-Double, and In-N-Out was like "aww naw, hell naw, man, y'all done up and done it" (but in legalese) and sent over a cease and desist order on the name. So Shephard merely switched said name to Cease and Desist, and the burger has lived on, but not in infamy, since it's too damn delicious. And though he's since moved on to a Juicy Lucy (LAWYERS IN MINNESOTA, BE COOL), it's still your legal right to get the double patty'd Cease at their craft beer bar The Hay Merchant, so I'd go ahead and do that now.
WHAT YOU'RE GETTING: The Burger
Yes, there are a ton of great burgers in the ATL -- big love to Miss Ann's, Bocado, and Illegal Food -- but we must, once again, declare our love for Holeman & Finch, mainly because The Burger is the Great White Whale... but, you know, beef. Each night, only 24 of these babies are available at the 10pm "burger time", which is less like a great old-school NES game and more of a mad scramble for the city's best burger, a double-stack of thin patties layered on a housemade bun, covered with ketchup, mustard, and pickles. When they're gone, they're gone. Luckily, they serve them in bigger quantities during the Sunday brunch, and, let's face it, one of the world's best burgers beats the hell out of scrambled anything when you're hungover.
WHAT YOU'RE GETTING: Cheeseburger
In an interview with Eater this year, Husk's Sean Brock said something I wrote down on a piece of paper and stuck to the wall by my desk as I ate my weight in meat. "The older you get… the more cheeseburgers you eat, the more you realize how simple they really need to be." If I had a burger tattoo, that would be it. And his obsession with perfect simplicity paid off with his now-iconic Husk burger, which uses two 100% chuck patties infused with Benton's bacon, and is griddled with onions shaved onto the patty and topped with American cheese (because IT IS THE BEST THING EVER FOR A BURGER), bread & butter pickles, and his own special sauce. Let's just hope more people start following the Book of Brock.
WHAT YOU'RE GETTING: The Avocado Burger
Do you like avocado? Like, like-like it? Well, you better, because you're about to get half of it on your burger at Kua'Aina, a legendary (and now slightly blown up, THANKS OBAMA) Oahu burger shop that my friends from Hawaii never stop talking about. Unlike most of our picks, the meat almost plays second fiddle on this one, but there's something about the natural creaminess of the avocado, blending with the grilled onions and meat that puts it over the top. So really, I guess, thanks Obama?
WHAT YOU'RE GETTING: La Bete Burger
Helmed by up-and-coming chef, this elegant wrought-iron-heavy eatery is famous for its pork rinds, but THIS ISN'T A STORY ABOUT PORK RINDS (IS IT?). Anyway, in The Town (Where Eight Months Of Rain Keeps Everyone From Moving There), La Bete's titular deluxe burger is a little more luxurious than most of our picks, but once you taste the blend of Painted Hills beef with the Gruyere, grilled onions, and remoulade, you'll happily make the exception. They also offer bacon, if you weren't smart enough to get your pig fill on those rinds.
WHAT YOU'RE GETTING: The original Lamar Burger with pimento cheese
In 2013, local legend John Currence bought the Lamar Lounge and, while he's added new stars like the boast-worthy, pit-smoked whole-hog BBQ to the menu -- it's the only in the state -- the chef knew not to mess with the favorite Lamar burger. A hefty 8oz-er shines under the standards: red onion, lettuce, and tomato. But add pimento cheese for a spicy Southern flair that oozes in between the patty and accoutrements, showing off what'll be your new favorite cheese for burgers.
WHAT YOU'RE GETTING: The Burger (it doesn't have a special name)
Housed in a two-story craftsman that makes you feel like you're eating in somebody's house -- and "somebody" means a trio of acclaimed LA chefs -- the Larchmont specializes in farm-to-table dining, meaning that grass-fed patty's fresh from Old MacDonald's compound. One of LA's best under-the-radar burgers is cast iron-seared and covered in cave-aged Kaltbach cheese, buttered onions, slow-roasted "overnight" tomatoes, and housemade aioli, then presented on a rich brioche bun. Sadly, despite appearances, you can't take a nap after eating it.
WHAT YOU'RE GETTING: Double cheeseburger slider
There's nothing remarkable about the façade of this SW diner... it's just a diner, like the hundreds of others in the D. The staff's been there for years... and so have the regulars, who can't get enough of Motz's legendary smashed burgers. The formula's nothing revolutionary: smashed, griddled patties with oozy cheese and onions that melt into the burger itself as it cooks. But it's that unmistakable flavor of a well-seasoned griddle -- which has also been here for years -- that makes the difference. You can score big burgers with accoutrements, but this isn't really a place to say things like "accoutrements". Grab the old-school slider (the double cheeseburger one), and prepare for three perfect bites of Detroit's finest.
WHAT YOU'RE GETTING: The cheeseburger
Portland (not that one) continues to make Boston nervous with its cheaper prices, and renaissance of awesome eateries, including Nosh, a comfort-food haven (You want crispy cheese curds with pretzel breading? They can do that.) that happens to have one of the best burgers in the state of Maine. Though they have crazy options, the move here is to keep it simple with the cheeseburger, and enjoy that ground beef chuck seared on a flat top, then topped with American, onions, and pickle on a brioche bun.
WHAT YOU'RE GETTING: The Slagel Farm Beef Burger
Look, you're allowed to add extras to the burger at English pub-inspired Owen & Engine. They'll happily appoint it with some aged cheddar, a rasher of bacon, or a fried egg, and if you go that route, it'll be amazing. But do yourself a favor and show some restraint this time. Enjoy the perfect harmony of the three base components: a generous helping of deeply caramelized (caramelised on the menu, because, Brits) onions, a pillowy-yet-sturdy housemade potato bap (it's just a bun, be cool), and a flavor-rich patty from a combo of brisket, short rib, and chuck sourced from a local farm (you can probably guess the one). The flawlessly crisped chips (aka fries, because, you know) with malt vinegar aioli that come with it are the only complement you'll need.
WHAT YOU'RE GETTING: Spicy burger
A laid-back sister bar to the Cleveland neighborhood's Beer Market and Bar Cento, Nano pulls experimental beers off a tiny one-barrel system that pair perfectly with its gigantic, sloppy, and amazing burgers, which include one loaded with PB&J and one modeled after the hoppin' John. Skip the stunts and go Spicy, which you can get as a single or double patty (honestly, one is enough) piled with cheddar, poblanos, caramelized onions, and spicy mayo. Make it spicier with Stoner Fries: waffle fries topped with chorizo chili and cheese sauce. Maybe bring a bib.
WHAT YOU'RE GETTING: Cheeseburger
With apologies to their sister resto Roberta's, which makes a fantastic, thick steakhouse-esque burger, we prefer the thinner one in the burger shack at Rockaway Beach, which is so damn juicy, it's essentially like a plum made from meat and cheese. But it really sort of finds its groove when said melty cheese, meat, bun, pickles, and special sauce, all start to congeal together into what's basically a burger burrito... and that, come to think of it, doesn't sound like a bad idea either.
WHAT YOU'RE GETTING: Green Chile Cheeseburger
When Bobcat Bite was forced to close after a dispute between the restaurant and their landlord, we were extremely sad, and resorted to watching old romantic comedies starring Meg Ryan. But then they opened Santa Fe Bite, and we could get our green chile cheeseburger fix again, and the Meg Ryan movie-ing stopped. Though the large patty isn't normally my thing, it doesn't matter once you try that essential meaty mix of boneless chuck and sirloin with the subtle smoky heat from the chiles. They also offer a smaller (sorry "smaller") 6oz burger off-menu, but if you've made it this far -- to mangle a popular sports cliche -- you might as well go big, then go home.
WHAT YOU'RE GETTING: The Slowburger
SE Portland's inconspicuous Slow Bar has gained national notoriety for this mammoth burger, and for damn good reason. A lockjaw-inducing beast, this two-fisted wonder starts with a 1/2lb slab of Painted Hills beef (that's Oregonian code for high-quality, grass-fed beef) and a generous, gooey blanket of Gruyere. Texture comes in the form of a thick-cut onion ring that's bigger than the beef, plus butter lettuce, pickle relish, and garlic aioli. The first bite sends an arterial spray of juice splattering on the plate, marinating the hand-cut fries in perfection. Which is to say, don't come here in a white shirt.
WHAT YOU'RE GETTING: Original Solly's Cheeseburger
Having opened in 1936, perhaps the most incredible thing about Solly's is that it hasn't completely decimated the entire population of Wisconsin. From afar it might just seem like you're getting a classic diner-style griddled burger with 1/3lb worth of sirloin, some melty American cheese, and stewed onions. But what's that pooling on the plate? Oh, it's melted butter. Because they slather it on at the end. Because griddling the damn patties in butter wasn't enough. Because, Wisconsin.
WHAT YOU'RE GETTING: The Bowling Alley Burger or the Big Ass Burger special
Swift's is known for taking your expectations and then playfully coating them in crumbles of Pop Rocks and dollops of foie gras. The mix of high and low sensibilities shines through in their Bowling Alley Burger, a succulent slab of Never Ever Angus with a nostalgic flavor profile marked by griddled onions, melted Fontina, and "fancy-ass" special sauce on a housemade sesame seed bun. It's deceptively small, but packs enough punch to clog your afternoon.
WHAT YOU'RE GETTING: TAG American Slam
The man behind a slew of successful Denver-area restaurants opened up his burger-focused shop a few years ago, and it has been a Mile High favorite, while also dominating in area burger contests, ever since. While there are over-the-top builds common to new-school burger shops, like the Godzilla (crispy tempura flakes, smoked kewpi), at its core, Burger Bar excels because of their patty: a blend of chuck, short rib, and brisket specially ground for them. It can be deliciously topped with everything from Colorado-born ingredients like Pueblo green chiles to honey-infused local goat cheese. But even though it's in CO, you can't top the burger with weed. I mean, you could, but you'd have to put it on there yourself.
WHAT YOU'RE GETTING: The Deluxe Torch Burger with bacon
Tucked away in an alley beyond the brick streets that used to mark the glory of downtown Flint, the cavernous Torch Bar is the common ground between the blue-collar workers of old Flint and the younger folks fighting for its revival. For 50 years, the Torch Burger has been a beacon for all: a no-frills, basic bar burger grilled to order by the 1/2lb. No fancy aioli or stunt toppings. Just the perfect balance of fresh ground beef, lettuce, tomato, and bacon. When you dream of burgers, the Torch Burger is what you envision... whether you've been here or not. Don't skip the onion rings or, if you're feeling feisty, pizza rolls... a side item that helped solidify The Torch's status as one of our favorite dive bars.
WHAT YOU'RE GETTING: Trick Burger
Look, I know what you're going to say, and I'll be the first to admit it: I didn't want to pick Trick Dog either. I already laud them for everything else, and it didn't seem fair to keep with the lauding, especially in the food category. After all, they are a cocktail bar, right? Well, in order to feel comfortable with picks in SF, I went on a burger spree. A burger tear. A burger-thon. I re-tried all my favorites in the city, from Zuni and Nopa, to Maven and Rickybobby, to Pearl's, Marlowe, and Tipsy Pig (sub in the smoked cheddar!), plus Hopscotch in Oakland, and even Hog & Rocks' underrated move. I took copious notes. I bought stretchy pants. And when it all shook out, I had no choice -- aside from 4505, Trick Dog is my favorite burger in the city. Their tongue-in-cheek riff on the burger dog at the Olympic Club's snack shack comes shaped like a hot dog, but the house-ground blend of brisket, sirloin, and chuck is all burger. The toasted sesame bun with that combination of meat, shredded lettuce, pickles, and house sauce could only be made more perfect if they replaced the cheddar with American. But other than that, friends, I don't know what to tell you. I'm sorry. It's too damn good.
WHAT YOU'RE GETTING: Double Onion Burger with cheese
For those uninitiated to Oklahoma onion burger culture, here is a quick primer: these things came about during the Depression because onions were cheaper than meat, and if you mixed them together, you got more of a burger for your buck. Or nickel, as it were. The difference between these and just adding grilled onions to a burger, is that the OK-style actually cooks the meat at the same time. And though the onion burger capital is El Reno, OK, with three famous spots all on the same block, if we're eating an onion burger, we want it from Tucker's. Get the double onion burger with cheese and fresh grilled jalapeños, and watch that oozy mess of cheese, onions, and spicy peppers mix in with the meat. And then get at least two more.
WHAT YOU'RE GETTING: The Perfect Burger
If someone calls their burger, the "Perfect Burger", it better be a) damn good, or b) referencing former WWF star Mr. Perfect. Luckily for this list, V44's is the former, thanks to its 80% ground beef/20% pork belly patty, icebox pickles, bacon, American (yay!), and a toasted Rustica, brioche-esque bun, which I'd originally written off as too thick (NOTE: aside from random fancy cheeses, I also dislike huge buns that hinder the beef mawing) until I bit in, and discovered its light airiness. Quite the victory, indeed.
WHAT YOU'RE GETTING: VW Burger
VW is a casual spot from chef Jose Garces focused around the idea of a place that he and his fellow chefs would like to hang out at after work. They, of course, have 80 whiskies, but the real sleeper here is their standard burger, loosely packed, and perfectly seared on a sesame-milk bread bun with housemade thousand island. (I'd add caramelized onions as well, but I do that to everything. Plus a fried egg.) They have fancier options surrounding it, but stay the course: my burger obsessed friend Ramsey in Philly swears by it, and he literally ONLY EVER EATS MEAT. Ramsey wouldn't steer you wrong, folks, trust me.
WHAT YOU'RE GETTING: Cheeseburger with fried onions
As you may know from last year's list, and ever hearing me talk about anything, the White Hut in West Springfield is my favorite burger place in the world. All of my family comes from Springfield, and as such, I've been eating at this place since before I could walk (so... like 8?). And though the years have past, most of my family has moved out, and I've turned into some sort of snobby food editor monster, I still try and make it at least once a year to get two perfectly griddled, thin cheeseburgers with fried onions and ketchup. Come find me at the counter, friends. It's my happy place, and, if you know what's good for you, you'll quickly make it yours.
WHAT YOU'RE GETTING: Four cheeseburgers, fries
The Hackensack White Manna (not to be confused with the White Mana in Jersey City) has been flipping smashed sliders with sliced onions and radiant orange cheese to crowds since '46. The burger's potato roll sits atop all that deliciousness as it cooks on the flat top, allowing it to warm up while taking on the flavors of the meat, onions, and cheese. It's one reason why the lines still stretch out the door, laden with people filling up on sliders and fries nearly 70 years after it first opened. A cheap, fresh burger never goes out of style.
Kevin Alexander is the executive editor of Thrillist Food/Drink and would eat at White Hut everyday if he didn't have to commute 3,016 miles. Follow him to the American cheese aisle in the supermarket @KAlexander03.
1. 4505 Burgers & BBQ705 Divisadero, San Francisco
2. Au Cheval800 W Randolph, Chicago
3. Brindle Room277 E 10th St, New York
4. Chez Fonfon2007 Highland Ave S, Birmingham
5. The Company Burger4600 Freret St, New Orleans
6. The Cozy Inn108 N 7th St, Salina
7. Duke's Grocery1513 17th St NW, Washington
8. Five Bistro5100 Daggett, St Louis
9. The Gallows1395 Washington St, Boston
10. The Hay Merchant / Underbelly1100 Westheimer Rd, Houston
11. Holeman & Finch Public House2277 Peachtree Rd NE, Atlanta
12. Husk76 Queen St, Charleston
13. Kua'Aina1200 Ala Moana Blvd, Honolulu
14. La Bete1802 Bellevue Ave, Seattle
15. Lamar Lounge1309 N Lamar Blvd., Oxford
16. The Larchmont5750 Melrose Ave, Los Angeles
17. Motz's Burgers7216 W Fort St, Detroit
18. Owen & Engine2700 N Western Ave, Chicago
19. Nano Brew Cleveland1859 W 25th St, Cleveland
20. Nosh Kitchen Bar551 Congress St, Portland
21. RippersBeach 86th St Boardwalk, New York
22. Santa Fe Bite311 Old Santa Fe Trail, Santa Fe
23. Slow Bar533 SE Grand AVE, Portland
24. Solly's Grille4629 N Port Washington Rd, Milwaukee
25. Swift's Attic315 Congress Ave, Austin
26. TAG Burger Bar1222 Madison St, Denver
27. The Torch Bar and Grill522 Buckham Aly, Flint
28. Trick Dog3010 20th St, San Francisco
29. Tucker's Onion Burgers324 NW 23rd St, Oklahoma City
30. Victory 442203 44th Ave N, Minneapolis
31. Village Whiskey118 S 20th St, Philadelphia
32. White Hut280 Memorial Ave, West Springfield
33. White Manna Hamburgers358 River St, Hackensack
An offshoot from the original 4505 Meats, this burger and 'cue shack is one for the Divis books. This butcher-owned and operated spot takes meat and barbecue seriously. Get any burger Big Mac-style (which ensures fried mac 'n' cheese on top), or any bit of baby back ribs or succulent brisket, then post up out back on the outdoor patio.
This upscale West Loop restaurant is known for its European flair and sophisticated American diner-style eats. Au Cheval usually has a wait out the door at peak dinner hours because it's home to iconic signature items like the fried house-made bologna sandwich and the so-called single burger, which actually comes with two thin patties and is topped with American cheese, house Dijonnaise, pickles, and if you know what's good for you, the optional bacon and fried egg add-ons. The brasserie-like space includes an open kitchen and a bar where local, domestic, and international beers are all on tap.
This East Village gastropub specializes in some of New York's favorite things: American comfort food, small plates, and weekend brunch. While regulars love it for its insanely delicious steakhouse burger (topped with cheese and caramelized onions), the specials menu is not to be overlooked.
Chez Fonfon may be a classic French bistro, but it plates an All-American caliber burger, topped with Comte, lettuce, cornichons, and a tomato slice.
These guys take their burgers seriously. Translation: the pickles and mayo are homemade, and the twin patties in the house burger weigh a grand total of 6.5oz. You'll leave feeling full and satisfied, after washing it all down with one of Company's American brews on tap, of course.
Cozy has been in Salina since 1922, serving up sliders. There are rules. First off, no fries. Second, you're getting sliders. And no, they don't come with cheese. They are tiny, and they are littered with cooked onions, but you're not even going to care.
Get these East London-style, monster sandwiches in Dupont.
Five Bistro is a nice restaurant -- one of the best in St. Louis -- but their burger isn't the fancified stuff of pretentious eateries. It's just 100% grass-fed chuck, house-made bun, some peppery greens, and whichever house-made condiments you want.
Named, rather morbidly, after the 17th century Washington St pub, this watering hole/comfort foodery is decked out in all wood walls and ceilings, serving up favorites like smoke roasted pork w/fried green tomatoes alongside cask ale and a solid beer selection.
The Hay Merchant and Underbelly share a space on Wesheimer, bringing you collections of craft brews (Hay Merchant) and seasonal shared plates made from farmers market produce, fresh seafood, and locally-raised meats. They arguably have Houston's best beer selection, courtesy of 80 taps and five casks that run the gamut from lawnmower to rare & dynamic to the "not for the faint of heart" selection of barrel-aged one-offs and other rarities. And if a burger's not big enough for you, they'll also roast you half a pig's head, which pairs wonderfully with one of the aged barleywines that they have on tap.
Every night at 10p, Holeman & Finch begins serving their classic burger -- but they only make roughly 24 of them (we wish this were a sick joke). The burger isn't even listed on the menu. You just have to know. This amount of care and concern for a burger only means one thing: devour and don't look back.
Headed by two-time James Beard award-winning chef Sean Brock, Husk's menu is unique not only because of its interesting takes on Southern favorites but also because the menu changes twice a day. But one meal certainly isn't going anywhere: the must-order, iconic menu item is the Husk burger, which uses two 100% chuck patties infused with Benton's bacon, and is griddled with onions shaved onto the patty and topped with American cheese, bread & butter pickles, and Brock's own special sauce. Keep the night going next door with an after-dinner drink at The Bar, which is in a building all its own.
This legendary burger shop throws half an avocado on its burger, and the way the natural creaminess blends with the grilled onions and meat that puts the burger over the top.
Opened in the old Chez Gaudy space by two gastro-whizzes who met working for Ethan Stowell, and go by superhero-ish nicknames like The Vapor (the former Licorous chef), and The Beastmaster (the former Lark sous), this 40-seater's serving up adventurous French-inspired eats.
Since John Currence bought the spot, he's added pit-smoked, whole hog BBQ to the menu, but the OG star stayed the same: the Lamar burger is simple and delicious. Top it with pimento cheese for spicy, Southern flavor.
The Larchmont is poised to present a new take on Californian farm-to-table cuisine in this two-story craftsman style structure.
Simple, delicious burgers and a friendly crew behind the counter are what make Motz's a must-visit spot for a legendary Detroit slider.
The term "gastropub" is thrown around loosely in the business of restaurant writing, but Owen & Engine truly fits the bill. The upscale British pub in Logan Square has a Bib Gourmand from the Michelin guide, so it might be better than many that are actually in England. The menu includes snacks and small plates like Scotch eggs and beef carpaccio, plus a selection of entrées that includes one of the best burgers in town. The extensive draft list is constantly changing but features IPAs, Belgian ale, stout, and more.
This Ohio City haunt boasts 24 taps and gets its name from their crazy one-barrel brewing process, which creates one-of-a-kind, pub-exclusive beers.
Nosh doles out the best bites in comfort food to Portland diners. You want crispy cheese curds with pretzel breading? They can do that. One of the best cheeseburgers in the Northeast? They got that too.
The sole option at the 86th St pavilion, Rippers is from the folks at Roberta's and the Meat Hook (who're supplying the proteins), and backs up its slogan of "Titties & Beer" with Summery cans of Sweet Action and…burgers (?) like the double-decker Hardbody (cheese, 'kraut, jalapeno...), a juice/smoothie bar pumping out the avo/coconut water/cuke/agave Dreamcatcher, and live music.
The original Bobcat Bite closed after a dispute between the owners and their landlords, but their reincarnation as Sante Fe Bite fulfills all your delicious, green chile burger cravings just as well as the OG. Located inside Garrett's Desert Inn on Old Santa Fe Trail, this casual spot with a patio also serves Tex-Mex eats, shakes and local beers, but you're really coming for the burgers. Whole boneless chuck and sirloin is ground fresh in house every day, and the green chiles have the perfect amount of smoky heat.
Eastside classic Slow Bar offers everything from menu favorites from the legendary Slow Burger to creative cocktails like the Tijuana Speed Ball, which's got Hornitos Tequila, Kahlua, Baileys Irish Cream, and cold brewed espresso.
From afar it might just seem like you're getting a classic diner-style griddled burger with 1/3lb worth of sirloin, some melty American cheese, and stewed onions. But what's that pooling on the plate? Oh, it's melted butter. Because Solly's, a Wisconsin institution opened in 1936, slathers it on at the end.
Located the second floor of the historic (and now defunct grocery store) Swift's Premium Food Co. building on Congress Avenue, the appropriately named Swift's Attic serves up eclectic small plates and creative cocktails for hipstered out Austinites. Among a brunch Bloody Mar bar and generous daily happy hour deals, Swift's offers sophisticated meats, seafood, snacks, and cocktails. Must trys are Korean BBQ flank steak, squid "fries," and the Pop Rocks charred edamame.
TAG's burgers are fully customizable, from the meat and bun (or lack thereof) all the way on down to each individual topping. Paired with the awesome selection of draft beers, adventurous souls are pretty much guaranteed to never have the same meal twice.
Tucked away in an alley beyond the brick streets that used to mark the glory of downtown Flint, the cavernous Torch bar is the common ground between the blue-collar workers of old Flint and the younger folks fighting for its revival.
Brought to you by The Bon Vivants, Trick Dog in The Mission's a marble- and steel-adorned cocktailery serving drinks from a Pantone-inspired menu with names from favorite song titles, along with bar bites like beer nuts, pickles, and cracklins.
Oklahoma's burger style came out of the Depression, when onions and meat were grilled together, amping up the burger's heft. Tucker's is a beautiful mess of hot meat, grilled onions, oozing cheese, and spicy peppers.
Victory 44's is well known around the Twin Cities for its signature burger, which earns its "Perfect Burger" name with a ground beef patty with a just enough pork belly. Topped with American cheese, pickles, and bacon and sandwiched between a toasted brioche-esque bun, it really is damn near perfect. You can order one year-round despite the rest of the menu's seasonal rotation of chicken and pasta dishes like squash farotto.
Village Whiskey is an American gastropub in Philly's Central City West neighborhood, though one glance at their drinks menu, its seems more like a bustling city of whiskey and bourbon. When the bar's scotch isn't sprouting new hairs on your chest, enjoy top-shelf bar snacks masterminded by acclaimed Chef Jose Garces.
Who wouldn't be in the mood for a double cheeseburger with fried onions? And one of the best in the country at that? Right. No one. At White Hut, you'll find a delicious & simplistic version of the classic diner burger that's thin and griddled. The Hut offers a variety of classic fixings, but the burgers are so tasty, it's good enough without lettuce, tomato, etc. So if you're in West Springfield, go get in on the White Hut experience and grab yourself one.
White Manna has been flipping smashed sliders with sliced onions and radiant orange cheese to crowds since '46. The burger's potato roll sits atop all that deliciousness as it cooks on the flat top, allowing it to warm up while taking on the flavors of the meat, onions, and cheese, and it's a burger that'll never go out of style.
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Alex • on Aug 14, 2012 3:57 pm
They're $40 million in the hole, it's like he got on the TITANIC after it hit the iceberg. It's only a matter of time until "Little Pinch" pawns his watch.
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A Broward Sheriff's Office sting aimed at catching a suspected thief turned into a gunfight this afternoon at the 19th Street Food Shop in Lauderdale Lakes. From the BSO release:
The suspect, a man in his 20s, was the subject of an investigation by BSO and other agencies into several recent robberies in the Central Broward area. A tactical team of detectives arranged to meet the suspect outside the 19th Street Food Store. As detectives approached the suspect he exited his vehicle armed with a handgun. Detectives fired, and the suspect was shot and killed.
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