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    Fatburger (LAX) makes a beautiful egg burger. I've also had a pineapple/egg burger in BNE.


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    I have a difficult enough time dealing with the concept of pineapple on pizza, but on a burger? UGH. I always consider ordering a club sandwich overseas but even at the major chain hotels, they put an egg on it. Sorry, I love eggs and egg sandwiches but I want my club to be "pure". That's like saying, I'll have a Cobb salad with tuna--it's no longer a Cobb salad...
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    The Vortex in ATL has a good burger with fried eggs on it.

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    Ok, as many of you know my all time favorite burger is In-N-Out: animal style.
    However sometimes I do sample other burgers, and I've found a good one in Vegas, at the ……….. wait for it …………
    “Le Burger Brasserie-Sports Grille” at the Paris Hotel.
    *waiting for you to recover from the shock*
    What makes the burger so good is that you create your own burger, choosing from a variety of meats - beef, chicken, lamb, salmon (there’s also a veggie burger), toppings and cheeses (it is a French restaurant after all).
    I went for Kobe beef, smoked bacon, caramelized onions, with goat cheese on a caramelized onion bun (buns are baked in house) - I’m a creative genius!



    But if money is no object- the grill’s signature dish is the “777 Burger”- Kobe beef and Maine lobster, caramelized onions, imported Brie cheese, crispy pancetta, and 100-year aged balsamic, served with a bottle of Rose Dom Perignon Champagne- cost $777.
    Now you can faint!
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    Quote Originally Posted by ATG-DL View Post
    The Vortex in ATL has a good burger with fried eggs on it.
    Where is it? Got to try it!

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