Jim's Burgers (Ogden, Utah)

The garlic burger at Jim's in Ogden.  Guest blogger S.A. declared it "garlicky."

Grizzly Bar (Roscoe, Montana)

Just getting to the Grizzly Bar in Roscoe, Montana is an adventure in and of itself.  In fact, they sell shirts proudly emblazoned with the phrase "Where the hell is Roscoe?"  Well, Roscoe is about 80 miles outside of Billings and about 20 miles outside of Red Lodge.  And. it. is. gorgeous.

Our awesome hosts gave us the choice of eating in Red Lodge or driving to "The Grizz" (as the locals call it).  After their description of The Grizz as being a one-of-a-kind place, we knew we had to go there.  S. was immediately sorry she had a burger for lunch because how cool would it be to get a photo of the burger from The Grizz for this blog?  But guest blogger L.W.  offered to take one for the team and order a burger so S. could get a photo.  Mmmm.  It looks delicious.

Bin 119 (Billings, Montana)

Bin 119 bills itself as an American Bistro and Wine Bar, but S. had to have a beer with her burger.  'Cause that combo just works better.

The Blue Cheese and Bacon Burger was $9.95 and came with a choice of sides (S. went for the soup of the day).  Doesn't that bacon look so pretty, all criss-crossed so perfectly on that burger?  S. thought this burger was delicious!  It was obvious that the blue cheese was a quality cheese, which is very important.

But for some reason, S. keeps calling the restaurant Bin 411, rather than 119 -- and she has no idea why.

Squatters Pub Brewery (Salt Lake City, Utah)

An assortment of burgers from Squatters.

A Homemade Burger

Sometimes you just need to grill a burger at home.

The Gun Barrel (St. George, Utah)

The Gun Barrel is known for its steaks.  And S. thinks they should also be known for their burgers.

A hand-formed grilled steak burger served on ciabatta bread.