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Loretta's Northwesterner · South Park
Loretta's Northwesterner serves a double Tavern burger with pickles, onions, and special sauce. The South Park tavern keeps the patty simple and the room casual, making the burger the clear reason to settle in for a meal at the bar.
Red Mill Burgers · Phinney Ridge
Red Mill's Phinney Ridge diner serves classic beef burgers with melted cheese and optional thick-cut peppered bacon. Add Babe's cornmeal-dusted onion rings for a crunchy side. The affordable menu also includes veggie patties and grilled cheese.
Dick's Drive-In · Capitol Hill
Dick's Drive-In has served Seattle burgers since 1954. The Broadway location draws Capitol Hill crowds, especially after dark. The short menu centers on thin beef patties, American cheese, lettuce, mayo, a soft bun, and pickle relish. Order fries with a Deluxe for the familiar drive-in combination.
Lil Woody's Capitol Hill
Li'l Woody's Capitol Hill shop uses grass-fed beef for its burgers and keeps the menu moving with rotating specials. The counter format suits a quick meal, while the changing toppings give regulars something beyond the standard patty and bun.