Burger Blog

Angus visits Queen City Q in Uptown Charlotte, tries an “All-American” burger, and gets his parking validated (which he is super happy about).

The guys head out to Monroe to try Duke’s, which has served burgers since 1951 and banned cell phones since 1983’s DynaTAC 8000x.

In this Short Order review, Hereford finds himself in the backwoods of Gaston County at an old drive-in turned grill and orders up their famous burger.

Hereford heads to 10 Park Lanes and wonders what’s worse: bowling under 100 or a Juicy Lucy with the cheese in the wrong place?

Hereford has lunch at an uptown joint that has been serving burgers and dogs since 1926 and checks out the progress of the Charlotte Knights new ballpark.

Angus travels out to the U.S National Whitewater Center to enjoy a fresh burger, craft beer, and to train for a Spartan Race.

Hereford wins big as he goes all the way with a double burger, is bathed in red neon light, and sits underneath a rainbow.

Angus visits Uptown Charlotte’s newest burger joint to try an upscale version of the Big Mac and comes away a little frustrated.

Hereford heads to a Gastonia Grizzlies game to collect a Bobble Head and is foolishly optimistic about trying a Donut Burger and a Pizza Burger.

Hereford revisits The Wine Shop to see if they are able continue to prepare fantastic burgers without Chef Zack Gadberry’s guidance.

Angus ventures out to a BBQ Burger Bar on Lancaster Highway where he is greeted by every staff member and enjoys a cold Copper, cheese fries, and a BBQ Bacon Burger.

Hereford solves a mystery at one of the oldest burger franchises in Charlotte, where the name is backwards, the burgers are magnified, and the toppings come from a bar.