Best Burger Westchester County into Lower Fairfield County
Where, why, what type of meat do they use, what type of bread and is it charcoal broiled, I do not like BSF not my type, I love a thicker better quality and I am the only one in our household that eats them so it isn't that often but I want it to be yummy when I indulge in my burger. Also I love a great all beef hotdog too, so any ideas? I love all these new fancy hot dogs ideas but I like it with just mustard,kraut and relish. Don't want to spend too much but don't need to spend too little for a fast food yucky meat burger. Thank you
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A really good "joint" burger is at Maud's in Hastings. Sit at the bar. Homey place. Very good burger.
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re: jhopp217
Are we talking about the same Maud's? Prices are now and have always been pretty moderate, IMHO.
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re: menton1
Looked at the website after and since you mentioned the burger I looked to see how much my favorite (a bacon bleu burger) would be. $11.70!!!! Sorry, but that's expensive for a burger. Not quite as bad as $15 at Emma's Ale House, but about $2-3 more than anywhere else.
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Emma's Ale House
68 Gedney Way, White Plains, NY 10605-
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re: menton1
Piper's Kilt, Quarry, Stephen's Green. I don't think any of these places are more than $9.00. I don't know if they do a bleu burgers, but I think a double bacon cheeseburger at Aj's is only $10. The single is $7. I'm not saying it's ridiculous, but it's a little pricey.
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Piper's Kilt
434 White Plains Rd, Eastchester, NY 10709
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So what are the latest raves in burgers? I've been to Porterhouse in White Plains a few times now -- their burgers are very good and their drinks are quite decent.
How does Porterhouse compare to the plethora of burger joints on Mamaroneck Ave.? One in particular was packed, Brazen Fox I think. The schlep to Blazer no longer seems justified.
Oh, and what is Elements? There was actually a server on the street encouraging us to dine there!
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re: anonymouse1935
Strictly my opinion, but the burger (the food in general) at Porterhouse was horrible when I was there (twice). Nothing tasted fresh either time and the service was atrocious. Only went to Brazen Fox once and didn't eat, although friends tell me it's actually decent. Lazy Boy Saloon used to have good burgers, but seem to have gone down hill recently. I actually had a good burger at Dunne's, but that was years ago. Everyone raves about Emma's Ale House, but not me. To be honest, tons of places, but no really good burger joints!
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I'm a Piper's Kilt guy, but I have to say I've heard Luger's is the greatest ever. I just can't get myself to go there and not get a porterhouse. Best I've had recently was Jake's Steakhouse. 8oz patty served on an english muffin. Some might not love the muffin, but the burger is fantastic. Just a little heads up in my opinion. Pass on Emma's. Had a burger there a month ago and it was beyond ordinary. It's $12 without any toppings and then $1.50/topping. Add to that the fact that the "fresh cut" fries are about as soggy as a dish rag and you'll be kicking yourself before you leave. Bowl of Soup and a burger cost me $27 before tax and tip.
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Piper's Kilt
434 White Plains Rd, Eastchester, NY 10709›4 Replies-
re: jhopp217
i used to think I liked Piper's Kilt the best, when it came to burgers. Then I liked Blazers. Then I tried Emma's and they were my favorite. Last week I had a burger at The Tap House in Tuckahoe. I now have my new favorite burger place!
The shortrib sliders are also to die for, but I really think that their sirloin burger is tops!
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Piper's Kilt
434 White Plains Rd, Eastchester, NY 10709The Tap House
16 Depot Square, Tuckahoe, NY 10707-
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re: MRS
I also liked the burger at Tap House and they were very accomodating to my SIL who was on a low carb diet and made it without bun and gave her salad instead of fries. And she liked it plain which is a big indicator of how good it was.
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The Tap House
16 Depot Square, Tuckahoe, NY 10707
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Are you looking for a really excellent burger, as opposed to a greasy burger from a joint? Sometimes I'm in the mood for greasy, other times I like a good burger (sirloin meat) on a delicious bun (toasted brioche) with great french fries. My favorite place for that type of burger is Palmer Crossing in Larchmont, but I'm sure there are plenty of other places as well.
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Sorry to say there is no answer to this question. If you look there is already a topic for this that has been going on for almost three years. The standards in the board are Blazer's Pub in Purdy's, Squires in Briarcliff Manor, Piper's Kilt in Eastchester, BSF, which you stated that you don't like, as well as numerous others. I go to Blazer's personally. As for dogs I go to So Damn Hot in Valhalla, they serve split-dogs. Here's the link for the great burger battle



