I’ve got eman’s burger beat

Hold still @eman1200. This might hurt a little.

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denverpilot said:
Couldn’t find any place that would grill up some sacred cow? :)
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We got seafood on thursdays if it didn’t rain.

Had a hamburger in Bombay....I’m sure it wasn’t cow. Skinny cows over there anyway.
 
Ryanb said:
They put all of that extra stuff on it but leave off the bacon? What’s up with that?
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It was probably structurally unstable with everything else piled up on it, endangering the public and all... ;)
 
Clark1961 said:
We got seafood on thursdays if it didn’t rain.

Had a hamburger in Bombay....I’m sure it wasn’t cow. Skinny cows over there anyway.
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That would be a Maharajah burger. ;)
Definitely not cow!
 
There's a burger place not too far from my house, called Lucky's, named after the owner's dog. There's also one about a mile from KPDK, if anyone has a reason to be there. They have a couple of different heart attacks on a plate, but if you're feeling particularly ravenous and can give them 24 hours notice, they have a special challenge burger, which they call the Grim Reaper. It consists of four pounds of ground beef, 8 slices of American cheese, 12 strips of bacon, 7 fried eggs, topped with onion rings and enough mayo to help everything slide down nice and easy. If you finish it by yourself in an hour, you get a $200 gift card and your name on their wall of fame.

If that's too much, they do have good burgers and an interesting beer selection.
 
This place also had a wall of fame but I didn’t ask what the burger consisted of to get on it. Probably similar. :)

All that was in the photos (bad job marketing person!) was empty plates.

It would have helped if someone would take a single “before” picture and not all “after” pictures of people looking like they were going to need to technicolor yawn, soonish.
 
FormerHangie said:
There's a burger place not too far from my house, called Lucky's, named after the owner's dog. There's also one about a mile from KPDK, if anyone has a reason to be there. They have a couple of different heart attacks on a plate, but if you're feeling particularly ravenous and can give them 24 hours notice, they have a special challenge burger, which they call the Grim Reaper. It consists of four pounds of ground beef, 8 slices of American cheese, 12 strips of bacon, 7 fried eggs, topped with onion rings and enough mayo to help everything slide down nice and easy. If you finish it by yourself in an hour, you get a $200 gift card and your name on their wall of fame.

If that's too much, they do have good burgers and an interesting beer selection.
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Had a layover in CRW and went to Sam's Uptown Café. They had this burger that I think was half pork and half beef, all mixed together. Had to try one, and it was good. Big burger too, they almost challenge you to try one. Who am I to argue as an out of towner...
 
FormerHangie said:
There's a burger place not too far from my house, called Lucky's, named after the owner's dog. There's also one about a mile from KPDK, if anyone has a reason to be there. They have a couple of different heart attacks on a plate, but if you're feeling particularly ravenous and can give them 24 hours notice, they have a special challenge burger, which they call the Grim Reaper. It consists of four pounds of ground beef, 8 slices of American cheese, 12 strips of bacon, 7 fried eggs, topped with onion rings and enough mayo to help everything slide down nice and easy. If you finish it by yourself in an hour, you get a $200 gift card and your name on their wall of fame.

If that's too much, they do have good burgers and an interesting beer selection.
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We go there occasionally. My cardiologist would not approve of me attempting the Grim Reaper. :)
 
FormerHangie said:
http://www.luckysburgerandbrew.com/

Roswell, Brookhaven,and Emory locations. I know the Roswell one is dog friendly, don't know about the others.
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I never had dog. :D

Dave Theisen said:
I didn't realize they had other locations besides Roswell. We have gone there with and without the pup. Good food!
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My in-laws live around the corner from PDK. Looks like Brookhaven would be the most convenient for me when visiting them. I live on the south side of Atlanta.
 
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