"The hamburger may have a German-derived name, but in the United States, we look upon it as one of our national foods. When anyone compiles a list of the world's best burgers, we therefore expect to be right at the top. Surprisingly, this was not the case when a website known as World's 101 Best Steak Restaurants branched out into burger rankings."
"In its selection of the top 25 ground beef patties globally, shockingly enough, the highest-ranked burger came from a restaurant in Spain. Even more unexpectedly, the nation with the most burgers on the list was the United Kingdom. Six of the top spots (including both second and third place) went to London-based restaurants, while even a Brighton joint managed to come in at number 20."
"The U.S. didn't make the list until the 13th spot, although New York City burgers did appear four times, which would make NYC the second-best burger city. Chicago and Los Angeles only managed one mention apiece, leaving the U.S. ranked second behind the U.K. as the best burger nation. As the Walmart commercial guy would say, who knew? British food has long been seen as bland and boring, with the national dish chicken tikka masala being one of the few bright spots."
World's 101 Best Steak Restaurants released a top-25 list of global burgers. The highest-ranked burger came from Spain while the United Kingdom supplied the most entries. Six of the top spots were London-based, including second and third places, and a Brighton restaurant placed twentieth. The U.S. first appeared at thirteenth, with New York City contributing four entries, Chicago and Los Angeles one each. The U.S. ranked second behind the U.K. Upper Cut Media House administers World's 101 Best Steak Restaurants. Reviewers praised Bleecker's minimalist decor and similarly minimalistic burger presentation.
Read at The Takeout
Unable to calculate read time
Collection
[
|
...
]