I Tried Unknown Burger Chains

I never seen 3D models of food before that were in the uncanny valley, but these burger models freak me out a little bit

I like how much Jim looks like a Jim. Like if someone asked me what that man's name was, 100% I'd guess Jim

Dylan is giving the people what they want. Super cool he actually compiled the addresses of all the restaurants he's been to. Now, it's time to go eat a burger for lunch

Nah... Those 3D burgers are haunting, Bruv

Bro 3D scanned all those burgers. That's above and beyond (and probably messy, lol).

Has an olive burger, then proceeds to another restaurant called Olive Burger

Couple of things with your website: - The scrolling banner at the top isn't seamless. It's probably better to just make it static, but at the same time, it also looks maybe too much like we expect dropdown menus to look, so I kept trying to click on it. - Your video titles are searchable, but the restaurant names themselves are not included in the search. There's probably a setting for that depending on the tool you used to build it, or it's a simple code fix otherwise, but it would be nice to be able to search for the name of the restaurant.

8:21 did they really leave a 3 star review when they eat at the place once a month? People fascinate me

i love how dylan always pushes his best to unveil and discover small / unpopular businesses. props to this guy, he's doing such a great job on supporting those peeps

The "secret ingredient" at most of these burger places is usually Worcestershire sauce. That helps add an umami depth. In some more rare cases maybe Dijon mustard. If there are herbs it's usually fresh thyme or parsley.

One of the few youtube channels I still enjoy anymore.

I'm 73, born and raised in Dallas. And Kellers was known as the best burger spot even when I was a kid.

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The likeness of Jake’s and Keller’s isn’t coincidental, its intentional. The founder of Jake’s is the nephew of the founder of Keller’s.

Jim is lucky having a friend like Dylan lol.

The olive burger review voices killed me😂

You should add a map to the website that has every restaurant pinned so we can see all the ones near us!

! I am a 5th generation Dallasite, so I appreciate this video very much! I am GenX and my Dad first took me to Keller's when I was about 4 years old riding on the back of his Harley-Davidson chopper -- he had customized it, so it wasn't a stock motorcycle. I wore my red metalflake helmet with the teddy bear decals my Mom had placed on it. Since that day in the early 1970's, I have been going to Keller's at least 1x a month and it's always for a #5, order of Tater Tots, and a Dr. Pepper with light ice. NOTE: If you take your Dog with you, you can order a Pup Patty for, I think, $1 - and they even send it out chopped up into bite-size chunks for your Dog. #2 is definitely Jack's Burger House -- the Mockingbird location is nice but the original that is on Hillcrest about 2 blocks north of SMU is stellar due to its legendary status. If you liked the Mockingbird interior, I think you'll really appreciate the total vibe to the original on Hillcrest. #FUN FACT - Keller's and Jake's are the same family! Jack Keller started things off in 1950 and his nephew Jake set up shop in 1985. #HONORABLE MENTION - it is NOT a chain - is St. Pete's Dancing Marlin in Deep Ellum on Commerce Street. Order the St. Pete's Burger with Cheddar, Bacon, Mayonnaise -- it comes with lettuce, tomato, and onion on the side. Pete Zotos is the owner and St. Pete's has been in that location for maybe 30 years. He uses an aged beef and it is properly prepared according to how you ask for it to be cooked.

The 3D burger images were disturbing. I don't know why lol

I always appreciate how friendly you are to the staff at the restaurants. As someone who works at a chain coffee shop I just want you to know what a difference it makes when people are nice. Also, another great video, thanks!