How would rate Disneyland's Hamburgers?

[DCAfanatic]

and were would you recommend? don't forget about the Fries too?

[ttrocc7007]

The fries are made out of real spuds (a rarity in this day and age of processed foods) and if you get 'em fresh are pretty good.
The burgers on the other hand are historically (at least going back to my first visit in 1968) just plain bad.

[CinderelLaura]

I've never been all that fond of their "fast-food-y" type offerings anyway, and the burgers are really no exception -- overrated and quite overpriced. Get more of your money's worth and go to a sit-down restaurant that offers some GOOD cuisine.

[DisneyIPresume]

If you are going to DL and really want a hamburger, I suggest walking over to the McDonalds on Harbor Blvd. And I'm not even saying that McDonalds hamburgers are the best there is, but they are much better than anything the DLR has to offer. And cheaper too.

Of course there's always In N Out...

[sir clinksalot]

Somewhere between cardboard and Burger King. (which is to say NOT good)

The ONLY place I'll get a burger is at Taste Pilots, but even then it's about once per year since I usually get the chicken sandwich.

I mean, how hard is it to make a good burger???

[DannyB]

Originally Posted by DisneyIPresume

If you are going to DL and really want a hamburger, I suggest walking over to the McDonalds on Harbor Blvd. And I'm not even saying that McDonalds hamburgers are the best there is, but they are much better than anything the DLR has to offer. And cheaper too.

Of course there's always In N Out...

Hmmmmmmm, In-N-Out!

Why can't Disney work out a deal with them?

[OldSchoolMickey]

I haven't met a burger at DL yet that I liked.

Sad to say...

Most of our meals at the Park are at places like Rancho, Pizza Port, River Belle, Carnation Cafe, Blue Bayou and Club 33, so burgers are rarely offered anyway.

And that's OK with us.

[Nautilus]

Originally Posted by DannyB

Hmmmmmmm, In-N-Out!

Why can't Disney work out a deal with them?

Hmmm...DCA has California theme (kinda)....In-N-Out originated in California and has the "Disney Quality" when it comes to people...

Hmmm!

[snorkeld]

Originally Posted by sir clinksalot

Somewhere between cardboard and Burger King. (which is to say NOT good)


I mean, how hard is it to make a good burger???

Usually I would agree but this Sunday at Tomorrowland Terrace the cheeseburger was really good. I'm not sure if it had to do with the fact it was fresh or I was just hungry.

[Leofoenget]

Originally Posted by DCAfanatic

and were would you recommend? don't forget about the Fries too?

They remind me of the hamburgers you get at a gas station. They really are poor quality.

This is how I make my hamburgers:
a) Heat up George Forman grill
b) good quality meat usually from Costco.
c) take about 1# meat add most of a package of Beefy Onion Lipton Recipe Secrets
Grill,
Quite good

[WheresMickey]

I guess if you really want a burger at Disneyland. I think the best (weird word to use) is at the Village House in Fantasyland.

[All4dISNEY]

IMHO, Disneyland does not do hamburgers. Steer clear if they try to make you think otherwise.

[KeepnLuciferHuntn]

The Village House is where we usually get our hamburgers. But don't compare them with any other burger because Burgers in Disneyland are in a class of there own.... the cardboard group.

Disney needs to find another source to supply them with tastier hamburger.

[darkfairycthulu]

In Disneyland itself, I never get a hamburger...I do from Taste Pilots occasionally, they are marginally better there for the toppings and fries and such, but if you seriously want a hamburger I believe La Brea bakery has one on the menu that is better than what you're gonna get in the parks.

[Kritter]

I like the burgers