Survey says Providence is best American city for burgers

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Providence is nationally renowned for its superior Italian cuisine, with Federal Hill a popular destination for tourists and locals alike. As it turns out, the burgers aren't so bad either.

Using data from its annual "America's Favorite Cities" reader survey issue, Travel and Leisure Magazine found that voters called Providence America's best burger city. Providence also finished No. 2 for overall dining in the survey.

Writes Katrina Brown Hunt: "Try the New England Grass-Fed Burger at Local 121, or swing by Harry's Bar and Burger for 100-percent-Hereford sliders on potato rolls and 50 beer options - proof of the city's high rankings for microbrews."

The only other New England city to make the top 22 was Portland, Maine, which came in at No. 19. (Hunt recommends The Blue Spoon's Bistro Burger). You can see the entire list here, and check out our roundup of 10 of the best burgers in New England here. And while the Hub may have come up on the short end of things, here are 10 hotspots to sit down with a burger in the Boston area.(Sorry, Bartley's.)

Photo by David Lyon

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