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Burger Brackets: EatBar vs. Smith & Wollensky
Welcome to Burger Brackets, where we ask you to vote to discover the best burger in Washington. Today's face-off is...
Published Wednesday, March 18, 2009
And here we are, folks—the last match-up in this round (or the Savory Sixteen, as we've been calling it here at the Washingtonian.com offices). With Matchbox having edged out Capital Grille in their face-off, we're only waiting on the outcome of Central vs. Ray's Hell-Burger and this match-up to finalize the third round. And who is facing off in this afternoon's challenge, you might ask? Good question. Check below. And as a reminder, you can keep tabs on all the Burger Brackets and browse through past ones here.
EatBar: It's better known for its housemade hotdog, but the $10 burger at this Lyon Park gastropub is popular too. It's elevated by herbs and a good dose of butter, then topped with sweet pickles. There's even homemade ketchup to go with it. Smith and Wollensky: The DC outlet of this steakhouse serves a two-napkin 8 oz. burger topped with cheddar and tomato/jalapeno relish. Who makes the better burger? Vote in the poll below, then leave your thoughts in the comments. Then go vote in the Central vs. Ray's Hell-Burger match-up—that's open until 10 AM tomorrow.
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mini burger + black truffles = best burger in D.C
EAT BAR!
Posted by: Jay, Mar 19, 2009 02:28:01 PM
NEDC - Z Burger got knocked out in the first round by Ray’s. Check it out here: http://www.washingtonian.com/blogarticles/restaurants/bestbites/11602.html
Posted by: Emily, Mar 19, 2009 10:09:34 AM
Where’s the 10 am match up?!
Posted by: DCKate, Mar 19, 2009 08:34:58 AM
The results of this bracket are seriously doubtful...
What is Five Guys doing in the final 8?! No Five Guys has ever cooked my burger medium rare, whether I request it or not. The fact they are in the final 8 calls into question this whole bracket. Five Guys is really not that good, just cheap, and a cheap is not the same as good at all.
Plus, you’ve left off some key players, like the Argoburger (at the Argonaut on H Street--nice buns, cooked to order), Granville Moore’s Bison Burger (also on H Street), and Z Burger (Tenleytown) (competition that easily out-burgers Five Guys).
Posted by: NEDC, Mar 18, 2009 09:39:10 PM
Eat Bar’s Burger is the best burger I have ever had ANYWHERE!!
Posted by: Catherine, Mar 18, 2009 05:40:27 PM
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