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Your favorite cheeseburgers in Lexington

We’re relishing in our readers’ recommendations for National Cheeseburger Day.

A hand holding a burger covered in cheese and lettuce, with a basket of fries in the background.

Timmy Two Time’s is so nice, you might just have to hit it up twice. | Photo courtesy of @sharelexky

Burger, burger on the wall. Who’s the greasiest of them all? In honor of National Cheeseburger Day, we’re taking a dive into our inbox to answer one pressing question from Reader Gigi O. — “Who has the best hamburger in the Bluegrass?”

So, we decided to ketchup with the experts: our readers and followers. Here’s what y’all had to say about the best burgers in town.

“Hands down and without a doubt, no questions asked, Lexington’s Best Burger can be found at: SIDEBAR!!!” — Danny G.

“Windy Corner” — @yankeeg73

“Malone’s” — @william.baldridge5

“Bella Cafe & Grille” — @allison.a.higgins

“Palmers at Lexington Green. And as a bonus, truffle fries on the side.” — @ghlangley

“Bad Wolf” — @shannongrace9

“Timmy Two Times is up there!” — @brianmurrell

“Jack Browns” — @kristinspeerphoto

What do you think? Are we on a roll? Take our poll and let us know.

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