Burger
These prehistoric polls are old news. Cast your vote in the latest and greatest Best of Citysearch Burger in Seattle!
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Blue Moon Burgers
703 N. 34th St., Seattle, WA
A local chain whose hulking burgers are heavy on the bacon, blue cheese and other decadent toppings.
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Uneeda Burger
4302 Fremont Ave N, Seattle, WA
The burger that Scott Staples perfected at Quinn's takes center stage at his Fremont burger shack, joined by some high-quality toppings.
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Zippy's Giant Burgers
9614 14th Ave SW, Seattle, WA
Zippy's grinds its own meat in-house and charbroils its patties, and the new, larger White Center location means you don't have to eat in the car.
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Palace Kitchen
2030 5th Ave, Seattle, WA
The Palace Burger Royale is a legend at an already legendary restaurant.
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Skillet Street Food
900 13th Ave, Seattle, WA
One of Seattle's original food trucks built a stellar reputation (and a brick-and-mortar spinoff) based on its burger topped with cambezola and bacon jam.
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Li'l Woody's
1211 Pine St, Seattle, WA
The specialty burgers are delicious as well, but this new Capitol Hill shop might have the best basic burger in the city.
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Quinn's
1001 E Pike St, Seattle, WA
A meaty gastropub that does classic burgers right: an optimal meat-to-bun ratio and a decadently juicy patty.
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Built Burger
217 James St, Seattle, WA
The toppings are actually inside the patty at this downtown newcomer, and the potato beignets are a refreshing update on fries.
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Red Mill Burgers
312 N 67th St, Seattle, WA
The pile of bacon sizzling on the grill says it all: these burgers are a worthy splurge.
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Dick's Drive-In
111 Ne 45th St, Seattle, WA
Seattle's own local fast food chain delivers with fresh, local meat and insanely cheap prices; there's no better drunk food in the city.