File photo. One of the “most outrageous burgers” in the country is located right in the Chicago area, according to a list from Yelp. The BBQ Lechon Burger at Boba Burger in suburban Morton Grove was named No. 9 on the company’s list of the “11 Most Outrageous Burgers” […]
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One of the "most outrageous burgers" in the country is located right in the Chicago area, according to a list from Yelp.
The BBQ Lechon Burger at Boba Burger in suburban Morton Grove was named No. 9 on the company's list of the "11 Most Outrageous Burgers" in the U.S.
The Filipino roast pork is deep fried and placed on a 5-ounce beef patty, complete with cheese, lettuce, tomato, an onion ring and Chicago-based Sweet Baby Ray's barbecue sauce.
What's the best part?
The wildly popular burger is just $8.
Morton Grove's Boba Burger is located inside a 1970s bowling alley where some people just go to taste the dish rather than bowl, Yelp noted based on reviews.
Here's where other burgers fell on the list:
- Big Cheese, The Shack: San Antonio, Texas
- Y’all Burger, NFA Burger: Dunwoody, Georgia
- The Sunday Morning, Hidden Spot: San Francisco, California
- The Godfather, Vinny’s Smokin’ Good Burgers & Sandwiches, North Bend, Oregon
- Western Bacon Cheez Burger, Bunz: Huntington Beach, California
- Mac and Cheese Burger, Capitol Burger: Torrey, Utah
- Thee Glazed One, Thee Burger Spot: Tampa, Florida
- Applewood Smoked Bacon Cheeseburger, Island Ono Loa Grill: Kailua-Kona, Hawaii
- BBQ Lechon Burger, Boba Burger: Morton Grove, Illinois
- Yenta Burger, JewBoy Burgers: Austin, Texas
- ½-Pound Stuffed Mushroom & Swiss Burger Tasty and Delicious: Nashville, Tennessee
See the full list here.
To create the list, Yelp looked at which restaurants were in the "burger" category based on total volume of reviews and review ratings. The brand also analyzed keywords used in reviews to describe "outrageous" burgers.
