| 1 Peter Luger's |
| 2 Donovan's Pub |
| 3 City Hall |
| 4 Primehouse |
| 5 Bobby Van's Grille |
| 6 Burger Joint |
| 7 Landmarc |
| 8 Genesis |
| 9 Royale |
| 10 Black Iron Burger |
I was in New Orleans a short while ago and while walking down Bourbon Street, I came across a sign that said ‘Hamburgers World’s Best’. It was hanging in front of a place called Clover Grille. I had to go in. The place was a small diner type location with a dozen counter seats and half a dozen booths. It was late and I had been out with friends for hours. If this was the World’s Best Hamburger, I had to have one. The burgers were cooked on a griddle top right in front of the counter. I ordered the burger and waited.
Fifteen minutes later I got a flattened piece of beef on an oversized bun with (what were originally frozen) McDonald’s style fries. Beside it being nice and hot, and satisfying for a late night hunger after an evening on Bourbon Street, there was not much in terms of ‘Best’ anything that I would describe about this burger. World’s Best? This could not have been Bourbon’s Street best.
Comments
Don't be so harsh!
My parents have a place in the French Quarter so I've been by the Clover many, many a times. The burgers are usually tender, juicy, very large and cooked to order. I'm not a purist so I go for the bacon cheeseburger. I'd recommend another go at it. They might not be the World's Best, but they are definitely better then the average.