ISO Best non-Hassle Westside Burger
I was having a conversation with a friend, and we were both craving burgers (to be eaten during the dinner rush), but neither were in the mood to brave the Counter or My Father's Office.
So my question is, what is the best sit-down burger place on the Westside that is not completely overrun on peak times?
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hey, hassle is all about perspective. if i'm in a good mood, i go to apple pan and enjoy watching other people eat and i try to decide what kind of pie to get (always wind up with boysenberry). if i'm not in a good mood, i go to juniors. i like their burgers. i was shocked. i've normally been quite dissappointed by everything but the eggs there. but a nice burger with sauerkraut and swiss and an a chocolate phosphate or an ice cream soda(get vanilla with dr. browns cherry)--and no hassle at all. just good old fashioned jewish mothering.
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For a good char burger in a chill spot, try the Shack in Playa Del Rey at the end of Culver Blvd. It's definitely not as pretentious as any of the high end burger "bistros". Their cheeseburgers are quite good. I would compare it to a really really good cheeseburger that your uncle would grill up at a BBQ. Their signature burger is topped with a Louisianna Hot Link or Portguese Sausage. Other than that it's not gimmicky. Doesn't come on a ciabatta, doesn't not topped with blue cheese, doesn't have truffles on it. It's just a good old fashioned charburger. In my opinion it beats Fatburger and places like the Apple Pan. I'm surprised I haven't seen this recommended more by Chowhounders.
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re: sumo10
THey have one on Wilshire between 25th and 26th in Santa MOnica too. I like their onion rings too.
I actually liked the burger @ Izzys Deli....not the ones w/ the weird toppings just the regular cheeseburger and fries.
I still like Islands...but I really only get the hawaiian burger.
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George Petrelli's Steak House
5615 Sepulveda Blvd, Culver City, CA
(310) 397-1438A realy great burger.
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