Budget burgers: $0 - $4 Low mid decent burgers: $4 - $8 """"""Gourmet""""""

>debate me

I don't think there's really anything controversial about your pricing, given a dollar here or there depending on where you live.

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>>7156020
Best burger I've even had was $16. No stick required, because after being perfectly grilled it was wrapped in dough and deep fried.

>>7156020

>debate me
>requiring this much attention

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>>7156032
That's not a burger, it's a meat doughtnut

>>7156037
Is is awesome, and worth every penny.

>>7156032

>after being perfectly cooked they went and cooked it some more

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>implying burgers aren't best when well-done
>implying I eat my steaks like that

>>7156049
Look at the meat. It's grilled med rare. The dough is thin and the fryer hot, so by the time the dough is cooked and the cheese melted the burger itself is only just kept warm, because the dough shields it from the hot oil.

I would have written it off as a fucking gimmick, but after it was rated one of the best burgers in NYC several years in a row I had to give it a shot. Turns out it totally works, which was a pleasant surprise. Because most of the time someone tries to put their own spin on a simple, classic dish they end up fucking it up.

>>7156061
But it's not a burger

>>7156069
It is clearly a burger - it's a char grilled patty of very well sourced ground beef - but the bun is made of fried dough instead of baked. So it's a novelty burger, just a very good one.

>>7156097
I bet you think open faced sandwiches exist too

>>7156105
Tartines? Love 'em. Odd to see them becoming a little trendy at the moment, though.