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Burger Brackets: Spider Kelly's vs. The Prime Rib

Welcome to Burger Brackets, where we ask you to vote to discover the best burger in Washington. Today's face-off is...

Who makes the best burger in Washington? We're holding a March Madness-style, bracketed face-off to find out. Check back every day at 10 AM and 2 PM for continuing burger vs. burger competitions. And don't forget to vote for your favorites!

It was a face-off of epic proportions amongst two classic spots yesterday—Capital Grille vs. Clyde's. Both put in a good effort, but Capital Grille came out on top, with 56% of the vote. See ya, Clyde's!

Today's burger challenge? Check below.
 

Spider Kelly's: This spot in Clarendon proudly proclaims of its half-pound Spider Kelly burger: “This burger contains pork fat—YES!”

The Prime Rib
: This K Street power lunch spot is known, of course, for their steaks, but they serve up a surprisingly tasty burger.

Who makes the better burger? Vote in the poll below, then leave your thoughts in the comments. Then go and vote in the Quarry House Tavern vs. Vermilion burger face-off—that's open until 2 PM today.


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Comments


Lem - Palena was on the first bracket and beat out Tune Inn. (see the first bracket here: http://www.washingtonian.com/blogarticles/restaurants/bestbites/11619.html). You’ll be able to vote Palena through to the next round soon. Thanks!

Posted by: Emily at Washingtonian.com, Mar 12, 2009 09:21:43 AM

How is the burger at Palena not on this list? A serious oversight, methinks.

Posted by: lemmonex, Mar 12, 2009 08:31:54 AM

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