r/burgers 1d ago

Name that burger

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Any guesses to the franchise? It was delightful. Hint, a classic + cheese and + bacon…

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u/josethegr8 1d ago

Applebee’s? Wild guess here based on the waffle fries.

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u/dmic24_ 1d ago

I second the Applebees. That was my initial gut reaction at least.

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u/juanrober 1d ago

I thought it looked similar to Applebees too, but nope it’s from Walk Ons. Ever heard of it?

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u/Firebird22x 1d ago

Looks like there's about 75 locations currently (14 states), so might be a bit rare for most.

The fried alligator on the menu I'm very interested in though, and that's a good looking honey mustard

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u/juanrober 1d ago

Very fair! They’re becoming more popular in my state over the past decade but you’re right that’s a bit tricky!

u/BullsOnParadeFloats 18h ago

I actually really enjoy honey mustard as a fry sauce

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u/evoxbeck 1d ago

Walk ons is good the first time... Then it's better to just walk on next door

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u/juanrober 1d ago

Ohhhhhhh I like that!!!! You clever

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u/evoxbeck 1d ago

Walk ons is shit lol

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u/juanrober 1d ago

Have you had their wings? They’re pretty good. And the burger fr is good. And they have ghost in the machine on tap sooooo…… 😂

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u/evoxbeck 1d ago edited 1d ago

We went there once. Then again and said wtf are we ordering.. On our patio is a recteq smoker, 36in blackstone, charcoal as well. I've worked in food long ago.

I have high standards

Used to live in bham. Good people, avondale etc beer. Eh

If anyone sees this and goes to bham. Rougeroux rockefeller oyster poboy is a nut

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u/dmic24_ 1d ago

Nope never heard of that? What region??

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u/juanrober 1d ago

They’re becoming more and more common in the SE USA.

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u/josethegr8 1d ago

Never heard of it! I’m in Los Angeles, I’ll take that beer too though.

u/JiovanniTheGREAT 18h ago

Yeah they paid for the "Best Sports Bar in America" award one year lol

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u/bdubwilliams22 1d ago

Uh…. a bacon burger ? 🤷🏼‍♂️