Taste is relative
Nothing says summer classic like the wafting scent of meaty grease and a thick, sweating-cold milkshake. Sacramento is rife with burger joints—some old, some new and most serving up a heaping side of kitsch. A sampling reveals something for everyone, even aficionados of flightless birds. Herewith, our report card for the crucial elements of the summer burger experience.
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