Best burger on the road?

Blake's LottaBurger in Moriarty, Nm... old fashioned ice cream shakes, fresh cut French fries and really good burgers and chicken fried steak sandwiches.......

 

I love Culvers

 

I am kind of a fan of Culvers and Steak and shake.

I had a buffalo burger somewhere once , but ill be darned if I can remember where.
it was gooood though.

 

I agree snowwy..at least till Oct...My fridge in here is quite the little workaholic till then.

 

Jubitz in Portland,OR used to have a buffalo burger on the menu and for some reason they took it off...

 

Do they have truck parking?

 

Culvers or Steak and Shake.

 

A "Big C" burger from Clyde's Drive Inn in St. Ignace, Michigan. I'm a big guy and I have a hard time eating a whole Big C by myself. Plus they use fresh beef and make everything to order.

If you're ever lucky enough to pull a load to the Upper Peninsula of Michigan I highly recommend stopping here. Just north of the Mackinaw Bridge on I-75 turn west on U.S. 2 and it's about a quarter mile down on the north side of the road. Small truck stop just down the street too.

 

When it comes to burgers, which I truly love, I believe less is more.Just a basic piece of seasoned meat between 2 pieces of bread. I do not crave a foot tall burger, loaded with hot chiles, fried eggs,egg plant, etc. I prefer a true burger with just some basic condiments on it. Perhaps just mayo and pickles, or maybe mustard only. Sometimes I live dangerously and add a slice of tomato.
My favorite big chain style burger comes from Steak & Shake. 5 Guys is a close second. As far as fries, the greasier the better.
Often the best burgers are found at little Mom & Pop eating joints. I know all the close ones.
I detest McDonalds. Burger King is only slightly better.
jimmy Buffet had it right.Cheeseburger / paradise. Come to think of, I did not really care for the burgers served in his places.

 

Red Robin ?