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Rochester Hamburgers

scotthendler — 2019-08-31T02:03:11Z

+ American Cheeseburger

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scotthendler — 2015-12-23T22:19:57Z

+ Playhouse / Swillburger

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jgerek — 2014-04-17T19:39:03Z

+Hungry's

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EileenF — 2013-10-30T19:37:34Z

Blu Wolf Bistro

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TippingPoint — 2013-07-22T22:59:30Z

-jim & ralph's; closed

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neilbardhan — 2013-07-03T10:02:06Z

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- Though less "uniquely Rochester" than ["Garbage Plates"] and ["Hots"], the burgers served at homegrown Rochester eateries are a different from hamburgers in other parts of the United States.	+ Though less "uniquely Rochester" than ["Garbage Plates"] and ["Hots"], the burgers served at homegrown Rochester eateries are different from hamburgers in other parts of the United States.

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Aaron — 2012-08-17T13:22:07Z

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	+ ------ + ''2012-08-17 09:22:07'' [[nbsp]] I give Bill Gray's the top spot - their hot sauce is a savory burst of awesome and their rolls hold up better to the moisture of a burger with everything. To the naysayers I'll point out that a good Rochester burger fresh off the grill is anything but dry, and smashing the burger means you have plenty of delicious crust from the Maillard reaction. Every time I come back to Rochester I have to eat one. There are a few other burgers that can come close the the crust on a Rochester burger - In-N-Out comes to mind. But I've never found a burger that brings together the flavor of the crust, the hot sauce, and that hard roll like Bill Gray's does. --["Users/Aaron"]

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TippingPoint — 2012-04-16T20:24:30Z

Revert to version 15 (undo-ing vic & irv's removal).

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TippingPoint — 2012-04-11T18:03:48Z

-vic & irv's

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alexandergartley — 2010-09-15T18:21:23Z

added wiki link to Hot Sauce in the description

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- When you ask for "everything" on a Rochester-style hamburger, you'll usually get relish and hot sauce along with the usual ketchup, mustard, onion and pickles. Depending on the restaurant, you may also have the choice of more interesting toppings like blue cheese in addition to the more common cheese or bacon.	+ When you ask for "everything" on a Rochester-style hamburger, you'll usually get relish and ["hot sauce"] along with the usual ketchup, mustard, onion and pickles. Depending on the restaurant, you may also have the choice of more interesting toppings like blue cheese in addition to the more common cheese or bacon.

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raginron — 2009-09-18T16:28:13Z

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- ''2008-06-26 14:14:35'' [[nbsp]] the rochester style burger is a disgrace to the good name of hamburgers everywhere. the worst part is the practice of flattening the patty while cooking, which any chef will tell you results in a dry crumbly piece of crap. combine that with the standard lack of mayo, crappy wilted shredded lettuce, and slice of unripe tomato, and you have a recipe for a local food tradition that deserves to be forgotten. --["Users/RaginRon"]	+ ''2008-06-26 14:14:35'' [[nbsp]] the rochester style burger is a disgrace to the good name of hamburgers everywhere. the worst part is the practice of flattening the patty while cooking, which results in a dry crumbly piece of crap. combine that with the standard lack of mayo, crappy wilted shredded lettuce, and slice of unripe tomato, and you have a recipe for a local food tradition that deserves to be forgotten. --["Users/RaginRon"]

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raginron — 2009-09-18T16:27:10Z

(quick edit)

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- ''2008-06-26 14:14:35'' [[nbsp]] the rochester style burger is a disgrace to the good name of hamburgers everywhere. the worst part is the practice of flattening the patty while cooking, which any chef will tell you results in a dry crumbly piece of crap. combine that with the standard lack of mayo, crappy wilted shredded lettuce, and slice of unripe tomato, and you have a recipe for a local food tradition that deserves to be forgotten. if i want a good burger from a restaurant in rochester i'll go to ["Lindburgers"]. --["Users/RaginRon"]	+ ''2008-06-26 14:14:35'' [[nbsp]] the rochester style burger is a disgrace to the good name of hamburgers everywhere. the worst part is the practice of flattening the patty while cooking, which any chef will tell you results in a dry crumbly piece of crap. combine that with the standard lack of mayo, crappy wilted shredded lettuce, and slice of unripe tomato, and you have a recipe for a local food tradition that deserves to be forgotten. --["Users/RaginRon"]

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morgdaug — 2009-04-19T21:12:24Z

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	+ ------ + ''2009-04-19 17:12:24'' [[nbsp]] I have to agree with "RaginRon." The burgers around here are atrocious. I'd way rather make my own--cheaper and better. --["Users/morgdaug"]

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JoeAnderson — 2008-12-07T00:27:32Z

adding Charlie's.

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SteveVogt — 2008-06-26T20:24:55Z

vic and irvs

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raginron — 2008-06-26T18:14:35Z

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	+ ------ + ''2008-06-26 14:14:35'' [[nbsp]] the rochester style burger is a disgrace to the good name of hamburgers everywhere. the worst part is the practice of flattening the patty while cooking, which any chef will tell you results in a dry crumbly piece of crap. combine that with the standard lack of mayo, crappy wilted shredded lettuce, and slice of unripe tomato, and you have a recipe for a local food tradition that deserves to be forgotten. if i want a good burger from a restaurant in rochester i'll go to ["Lindburgers"]. --["Users/RaginRon"]

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FarMcKon — 2007-04-23T01:41:38Z

updated kimmelwick link

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StevenDibelius — 2007-03-28T21:04:33Z

Removed wiki links that weren't Rochester specific.

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benmargolis — 2006-11-18T04:53:47Z

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	+ ------ + ''2006-11-17 23:53:47'' [[nbsp]] Don's Original is the best. They have tasty beef patties, and the hot sauce actually has spice. The brighton location is very clean with friendly service. --["BenMargolis"]

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MrPhil — 2006-09-25T02:52:05Z

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jcpop — 2006-06-10T17:35:31Z

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peteb — 2006-05-30T23:20:38Z

Added link

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- Restaurants selling Rochester-style burgers will often serve ["Custard" custard], handmade onion rings, and mug root beer. Though one chain in particular (["Tom Wahl's"]) trades on the 1950's atmosphere of its stores, all of the restaurants listed here are a thing out of time compared to the average ["McDonald's"] or ["Wendy's"]. ["Don's Original"] slogan, "Where Quality Predominates", probably best-captures the attitude toward service and food quality that all of these local and regional chains try to provide.	+ Restaurants selling Rochester-style burgers will often serve ["Custard" custard], handmade onion rings, and mug root beer. Though one chain in particular (["Tom Wahl's"]) trades on the 1950's atmosphere of its stores, all of the restaurants listed here are a thing out of time compared to the average ["McDonald's"] or [http://www.wenroch.com/ Wendy's]. ["Don's Original"] slogan, "Where Quality Predominates", probably best-captures the attitude toward service and food quality that all of these local and regional chains try to provide.
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rottenchester — 2005-11-28T17:56:18Z

alphabetize, fix Gray's, add comments

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rottenchester — 2005-11-28T17:53:37Z

new entry - i probably missed a ton of burger places

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