Sandy's Hamburgers, Barton Springs

Dismisses Sandy's and Whataburger outright.

Has gone to Sandy's for years and says the frozen custard on its sign is no longer served.

Puts Sandy's among similarly priced burgers the commenter rates as great.

Would pick Sandy's over Whataburger every time, saying the chain's quality has dropped.

Names Sandy's as a spot that should have been on the list.

Ranks Sandy's above Whataburger in their own view.

Suggests Sandy's as a cheap burger option.

Lists Sandy among burger spots they're satisfied with.

Suggests Sandy's as a stop after a Barton Springs visit.

Says they eat at Sandy's and rave about a burger with spicy ketchup.

Says Sandy's is not very good and notes they have visited on and off their whole life.

Calls Sandy's amazing; remembers Whataburger as better when it used fresh ingredients.

Calls it an old Austin institution with thin, big burgers that feel homemade; was usually a good deal, unsure now.

Finds Sandy's kind of bland but not bad, and prefers Whataburger.

Longtime Austin resident who likes Sandy's old-fashioned, local feel and shakes, but finds the burgers unremarkable.

Tried Sandy's once, found it mediocre, and doesn't get the appeal.

Found a Sandy's burger they had dry and chewy, and doesn't get the hype.

Calls Sandy's and Whataburger both pretty bad.

Playfully names Sandy's as the answer to the question.

Recommends Sandy's on Barton Springs Road as classic old-school Austin.

Lists Sandy's among decent, cheap options nearby.

Agrees with the Sandy's suggestion.