I've had so many good burgers in Texas that it would be a toss up between 50 different places. That would be a hard task to nail one down as being the best. Some of the best I can remember were from local haunts around lakes and even in gas stations with a grill. Probably because you just never expect them to be so good from those places, but they usually have 1 thing in common - fresh meat and veggies. The ones like mom and dad used to make!

If Kincaids is the best I hate to see the worst. We ate there a few weeks back and it was not remotely impressive. We will never grace their doors again. Without question Fuddruckers was better than Kincaids to us.

I have not been to the original Kincaid's...went to the location in Arlington at the Highlands.....will not do that again.Best burger is an opinion,just as best truck or best boat or best whatever....I've had lots of great burgers but cant say any of those were the best.There is a good place on hwy 1187 @ J Rendon Rd that served a very good burger last time I ate there.

Is Tommys that drive in type place in Dallas ?? If so that place is great !!


Are you guys talking about Fudruckers like at Irving Mall Fudruckers ?? If so I must have eaten there on a bad day !!

I believe that's kellers Drive in. Tommys started out in the texaco station by lake worth. They have a couple of locations in fort worth atm.

You guys really need to get outside of the metromess more.

Juicy's is our local hot spot for burgers! Pretty good stuff if your ever around Longview or Tyler!

You guys really need to get outside stay inside of the metromess moreall the time.

why? we have it ALL here.

Fuddruckers is okay except the meat is really bland as far as I am concerned. One of the best burgers I have ever eaten and I have eaten Kincaids in the past, is at a little BBQ place here in San Angelo Called the "Pack Saddle". If you are ever out this way try it, you won't be dissappointed.

heck, I think Saltgrass has a pretty good hamburger...

San Angelo, eh? Try the original Charcoal House, incredible burgers. No seats or anything, just a small building housing the kitchen with a walk-up window, and a drive up window, and a few spots to park your car. That's it, and WOW are their burgers ever good!


Then again, living in San Angelo, you've probably already been there lol.

Wingfield's, there is no substitute...

Wingfield's Breakfast & Burger
2615 S Beckley Ave
Dallas, TX 75224

I have probably eaten at every place listed, several multiple times. Some I thought were good, and some not so much but the one omission is Woody's in Mineral Wells. It is the second best I ever tasted, but it is still miles behind Herd's in Jacksboro. I had not had one there in several years but stopped in the other day and the dang thing just melted in my mouth, I had to get another one just to be sure I wasn't dreaming.

If Charlies was the burger place that used to be on the traffic circle (and I'm sure that was it), they were pushing the $10 mark by the time that you got fries and a drink.

From what I remember, they were good, but not worth that kinda money.

The one on the traffic circle is a different Charlies. I went there a couple times and it wasn't nearly as good, the service sucked, and yes, it was more expensive.

And they didn't have homemade lemon bars.

Note, its been about a year or so since I've gone to the original Charlies. I moved to the other side of the world and don't get back down to south Fort Worth very often. I've been to Houston more often than I've been in that neck of the woods.

Have you tried the burger box on s. west blvd. down from the church? pretty good burgers there.

Well, I was going to Fred's for the first time today. Closed! d@mn, so we went to Tommy's on 7th street. I must say they aren't near as good as the one on Lackland road. The burgers were just so-so. You can't beat the original i guess.

Kincaid�s and Tommy�s are pretty even, but I'm thinking Tommy's off of Green Oaks is my favorite.

Tommy's off Green Oaks is indeed the best burger. Kincaid's is just sad. Too bad Tommy's no longer has beer. AGGGGGHHHHH!

Ok, I go through jacksboro alot but I've never heard of Herd's. Sounds like I need to get up there and do some fishing too. Where exactly is Herd's at?

Hurds in Jacksboro
Freds in Fort Worth Get the Diablo Burger

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+1 on boots! LOVE some boots burgers.. pretty cheap too. I used to save the lil brown paper bag just so I could smell those burgers after they had long since been eatin.

Weebs, you're in luck. Now, first off you can't eat at Boots. In fact, it doesn't even look like a restaurant but don't be put off by it. It's been there for 50 years and if it's looked good enough this long to get a cheeseburger from then it ought to look good enough for you. From Caddo, come in on 66. Just as you're actually coming to downtown on you're right you will see a street called Kernodle. Turn right. Go three blocks and turn right on Cornelia. Go one block and it'll be on your left at the corner of Austin and Cornelia. It's a very small building next to a house in that neighborhood. You'll some benches and chairs and a green 7-Up machine. Don't drag around and think you'll get one at 2pm either. They'll be sold out. They open and 11 and run until they sell out -usually around 130 or 200. They're closed Mondays and Sundays. Call ahead. 972.722.5802. To eat them, most people will go back exactly the way I told you to get there until you come back to 66. Go across 66 a block until it dead ends into the park. You can't eat at Boot's Burgers because a pack of pricks got together back in the early 80's or late 70's and raised hell at the city because the traffic was out of hand in their neighborhoods. That particular pack was named Dortick.

No dinner. Yeah, if you turn right onto Kernodle then go down to Cornelia and turn right. go about a block and half or so and you'll see it on your left side. Or the North side of Cornelia.

If you go on Saturday, make for sure you're there bu 12:30.