The Best Burger on Property

[wdwfan94]

Steakhouse 71 Stack Burger gets my vote.

 

[coolbrook]

Are you sure? I had a "Classic American Burger" at Sci-Fi Dine-In Theater Saturday night, it was the best burger I've had in years.

When I had one of those from Sci-Fi last year it was practically raw. It's so dark in there it was hard to tell by looking, but we could tell by feel then cell phone light.

 

[kylenne]

Having had them both on this trip within days of each other I think I give the edge to the Wayfinder Burger over the Stack. The bun and the sauce are really what elevate it imo, and the crispy edges. But I generally prefer smash patties. Stack is still amazing but the Wayfinder just hits different.

 

[Captain UP]

Five pages here and no love for Ale and Compass???

SHEEEEEOOOOOOTTTTT!

 

[Leight19]

Five pages here and no love for Ale and Compass???

SHEEEEEOOOOOOTTTTT!

Is this the pub cheeseburger on the lounge menu or cheddar burger on normal menu (or both)? I’ve not eaten here but staying boardwalk next week and planning to hit as many burgers as possible.

 

[OKW Lover]

Five pages here and no love for Ale and Compass???

SHEEEEEOOOOOOTTTTT!

Nope - none at all. It just isn't good enough.

Oh, and neither is Beaches & Cream

 

[Captain UP]

Is this the pub cheeseburger on the lounge menu or cheddar burger on normal menu (or both)? I’ve not eaten here but staying boardwalk next week and planning to hit as many burgers as possible.

Oh, the one on the lounge menu for me!

 

[2xcited2sleep]

Five pages here and no love for Ale and Compass???

SHEEEEEOOOOOOTTTTT!

I really enjoy that burger as well. They did change it in the last few months ... used to be called "Vermont Cheddar Burger" and now it's just a "cheddar burger" and comes with a sunny-side up egg, pickled avocado and an herb mayo. I still liked the new version but not as much as I remember enjoying the prior version -- but it could have been an off night for either me or the kitchen. Will definitely give it another try in the future.

 

[kylenne]

Five pages here and no love for Ale and Compass???

SHEEEEEOOOOOOTTTTT!

Nah because the best burger that resort ever had went extinct with Covid (that was the burger at Crew’s Cup). The one at Ale & Compass now has no business in this discussion by comparison.

 

[kanerf]

I had the one at the Le Petit Cafe at Riviera. Really good.

 

[neverlandsky]

Whispering Canyon Cafe. Bison burger with sweet potato fries. Plus, bottomless milkshakes. Chef's kiss.

 

[Rich Bastien]

Tried the stackburger at Steakhouse 71 and the new wayfinder burger at Island tower. Not even close. The pork belly and lemon aioli made the Stackburger standout. The wayfinder is good, but not in the same league

 

[OKW Lover]

Tried the stackburger at Steakhouse 71 and the new wayfinder burger at Island tower. Not even close. The pork belly and lemon aioli made the Stackburger standout. The wayfinder is good, but not in the same league

Good to know.
By coincidence I just had another Bison Burger at Geyser Point today. Outstanding!

 

[ddluvsdisney]

I just had the bison burger at GP last month and yes it was delicious!!!
I do really like steakhouse 71 burger as well but haven’t had it lately.

 

[hardcorestitch]

Barbecued Burger. D-Luxe in Disney Springs. No contest.

 

[FrancisK7]

This past week I had the burger at Sanaa twice and the Tiffins burger with the black truffle experience.

I honestly prefer Sanaa's burger over Tiffin's, but I'll have to try it again without the truffle, as it completely overpowered any seasoning the meat might have had.

I will definitely try that bison burger it looks awesome.

 

[BrianL]

This past week I had the burger at Sanaa twice and the Tiffins burger with the black truffle experience.

I honestly prefer Sanaa's burger over Tiffin's, but I'll have to try it again without the truffle, as it completely overpowered any seasoning the meat might have had.

I will definitely try that bison burger it looks awesome.

Man, I had no idea Sanaa had a burger - guess i'ts only for lunch, but I read the menu description and it sounds pretty good!

Sanaa Burger​

Spiced Mustard and Peppadew-Goat Cheese served with Sanaa Chips and Pickle Spear

 

[FrancisK7]

I love goat cheese and they cook the patty to your desired doneness which for me was medium and they nailed it both times. It's a fantastic burger and it isn't locked behind a prix fixe menu which deserves extra brownie points.

 

[zackiedawg]

I can eat almost any burger - even the theme park quick-serve cardboard ones...it's just an easy, filling lunch grab. However, for burgers I really really love, I tend to prefer flame-grilled, with a decent char on the outside, rare inside, bun to be non-potato bread, and a sharper cheese like a cheddar nicely melted. The toppings and sauces can vary for the theme of the burger - but those preparations, breads and cheeses would make the burger higher on my list.

I do like smashburgers and other grilled burgers and have had some great ones, but if it were down to what I consider burger perfection, it would be flame grilled and rare.

Geyser Point's bison - definitely a good burger and one I get regularly. D-Luxe is pretty decent for a fast-food-type spot. The Bar Riva burger was very good. I do love Steakhouse 71's stack - the pork belly is what makes the difference there.

I haven't seen this one mentioned here, but I thought it was a pretty decent burger - City Works bacon cheeseburger...good cheeses, nice blend on the meat.

For the cardboard quick-serve in-park burgers, which are generally all the same, I found Connections had a better quality burger with a nicer blend on the meat, and some very interesting options - the French Bistro burger was solid.

Raglan Road's OMG burger was a definite winner for me - great tastes, very high quality ingredients (great bacon) and whiskey BBQ sauce.

I definitely appreciate The Fountain - since Boardwalk lost all of its quick lunch food options after ESPN and Big River closed - it's just a classic 'diner' - decent burgers, fries, shakes, etc.

Some missing burgers of the past...

One fast-service joint's burger I really miss is the battered, deep fried burger at Cooke's of Dublin - it dropped off the menu sometime last year - that was a unique one I really enjoyed - it basically was their dubliner burger but dropped in the batter for their fried fish - paired with the garlic mayo and dubliner cheese, it was something really unique and tasty.

I also miss Maya Grill's queso fundido burger - there are some other spots that had one too - Rix and Paradiso - but neither were as good in my opinion.
Riverside Food Court's Bayou burger - better beef blend than the usual park burger, with a tasty cheese sauce.
Kona Cafe's crispy cheddar burger - loved the charred cheddar and really nice thick bacon, with interesting sauce/seasoning on the burger.

 

[mikeuno]

one more vote for Geyser Point's Bison burger!