Flip & Howl Burger Kitchen, Little Wolf 44th And Lowell Berkeley

Thinks this place is unfairly criticized; says their burger and cocktail were great and the price is reasonable.

Found the food decent rather than great, with the fries impressing them least of all.

Calls the burger very tasty and says they will keep returning; misses the previous menu.

Says the top-five list backs up Flip and Howl being a top burger.

Tried it after seeing the post, loved the burgers, cheese curds and drinks, and strongly recommends it.

Highly recommends Flip & Howl as a burger worth adding to the list.

Describes Little Wolf as solid.

Thinks the bill is hard to justify at a burger spot, however much effort goes into the fries.

Rates the meatless burger choices fairly well and says three options is uncommon.

Calls it good, finds the cold-smoked patty interesting, and suggests a revisit once it settles.

Visited a few weeks back and now ranks it as their top burger spot; likes the whiskey and happy hour.

Says the place is very good and really likes its poutine.

Says the black bean burger is fairly strong and the food is surprisingly good overall.

Liked the food and its quality, found it not greasy, and likes the in-house fries.

Directly names Flip & Howl as the answer to the burger-and-beer question.

Has visited several times and calls the burgers fantastic; likes the atmosphere and drinks but finds sides lackluster.

Lives nearby and was excited to try it, but found it just fine, tasting like an ordinary burger.

Seconds the Flip & Howl pick and says the burger impressed them.

Tried it recently and was unimpressed; bun was dry and crumbly, and the patty was just okay.

Found the burger tasty with subtle smoke, though slightly overcooked with small patties; service was poor; would return.

Calls the burger incredible at a bar that presents itself as a whiskey-focused spot.

Says the burger is really a cheese sandwich, with cheese overpowering it; finds it unappealing.