Farm Burger and Holeman & Finch Serve Up Country’s Best Burgers
Decatur Metro | November 23, 2010 | 2:26 pm
According to Food & Wine magazine, both Decatur’s Farm Burger and Buckhead’s Holeman & Finch serve up two of the top 25 burgers in the nation.
Here are the associated blurbs. First FB…
Farm Burger (topped with Grafton smoked white cheddar cheese, caramelized onions and a special house sauce).
This farm-to-table burger spot grinds its grass-fed, dry-aged and locally sourced meat daily. The “build it” option includes unexpected toppings like cured lardo, oxtail marmalade and roasted bone marrow. farmburger.net
And now H&F…
Star chef Linton Hopkins announces “burger time”—10 p.m.—with the ringing of two bull horns; that’s when two dozen grass-fed beef burgers are up for grabs and consistently sold out within minutes. The burgers are also available on the Sunday brunch menu. holeman-finch.com
Photo courtesy of Food & Wine
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Good mag. Good burgers.
Farm Burger rocks. Love getting a burger, sweet potatoe fries and small market salad.
Man, I miss Quayle.
LOL! Chadly gets off a good one.
Farmburger, I love you but not your veggie burger. Can you make it tastier? Thanks!
I agree, I can’t eat at Farm Burger because the veggie burger isn’t vegan. Would LOVE to support the local restaurant but can’t!
Here are a few recipe suggestions in case anyone from Farm Burger is listening:
http://blog.fatfreevegan.com/2009/09/roasted-beet-tofu-burgers.html
http://blog.fatfreevegan.com/2007/01/red-bean-chipotle-burgers.html
I think Farmburger has a great veggie burger. It is not vegan, but neither am I.
Now, I want a #1 so bad I can practically taste it.
I like Farmburger, but in my opinion, there are better burgers, and you don’t have to go far, like about 10 yards east (although it will cost you more). Wisteria and Shaun’s top my list. Iberian Pig’s burger isn’t bad either. But my tastes never seem to jibe with these “top” lists.
Shaun’s closed down.
Recent burger news: http://www.nytimes.com/2010/11/27/us/27burger.html?_r=1&hp
oh man. i have a hankering for some farmburger now. ahhhhh i dont get off work for another 8 hrs!
I’d agree with these two picks. I haven’t tried every burger in ATL, of course, but of those I have, H&F and Farm Burger (in that order) reign.
Both the burgers and the sides at Farm Burger get better every time we visit. They were good to begin with but are really nailing it these days. Sounds like they just need to rejigger the veggie burger to appease those folks.