Nick Rallo
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In the burger capital of the U.S. of A. — at least that’s how it feels some days — there’s always a new burger around the bend. If you’re looking to try something you haven’t had before, check out one of these:
Sky Rocket’s triple cheeseburger
There are only four things on the menu at Sky Rocket Burger: a single, double and triple cheeseburger and a grilled cheese. But really, there need only be one thing on this menu: the triple cheeseburger. Angus beef, a mix of chuck and brisket, is ground in house before the patties are griddled on a flat-top, seasoned with salt and pepper, and ensconced inside a fluffy, buttered sesame seed bun.
Stick with classic toppings at Liberty Burger.
courtesy Liberty Burger
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The Liberty Burger This farm-to-table patty melt at Overeasy is a must. Nick Rallo
The $6 Liberty Burger with with mustard, lettuce, tomato, onion and pickle is one of the best in the city. If you find yourself at one of Liberty Burger’s locations in Lakewood, Preston Hollow, Plano or Carrollton, be sure to order it “with pink” for the juiciest burger experience.
Overeasy’s patty melt The Verde with buffalo instead of beef at Twisted Root in University Park. Nick Rallo
This diner-style patty melt gets a farm-to-table twist at Overeasy has a hard-seared beef patty with buttery, charred onions and melted cheese. The burger is made with house-ground 44 Farms inside round (the leg-rump region) and beef belly.
The buffalo burger at Twisted Root
At Twisted Root, the real fun is on the exotic meat menu. Sure, we love a classic burger, but why not try buffalo, venison or emu? If you’re still stuck on beef, upgrade to the wagyu and order it medium-rare.
