Hut's Hamburgers, Austin TX, 3/15/08



Hut's Hamburgers is now in it's 70th year as an Austin institution, serving up great burgers, fries, onion rings, milkshakes and other goodies. Everything at Hut's is fresh and homemade and tastes it.



Hut's is not a fast food stand and there's no drive-through. It's an old fashioned hamburger restaurant, taking you back to the days before there were such things. The classic old style look of the place has been retained and stepping through the door is almost like a step back in time.



One of the many burger choices at Hut's is the Dagburger (above) which is a double cheeseburger with mayo, lettuce, tomatoes, and American cheese. Fries are fresh cut on site and the onion rings are made from large thick slices of sweet onion.



Hut's is conveniently located on West 6th Street, near Waterloo Records and Whole Foods' flagship store. The staff all wear a t-shirt that has Hut's logo on the front and on the back it says "God Bless Hut's". I'd have to agree.



From the Burger section of Hut's menu:

HAMBURGERS ARE OUR SPECIALTY
All burgers cooked medium-well and available on whole wheat buns, or with buffalo meat, chicken breast, or 100% fat free veggie burger.

1. The Allen Freed Burger
homemade hickory sauce

2. Mel's Number 2
mustard, pickles and onions

3. Tuby's Tickler
chili, jalapenos and grated cheese

4. The Wolfman Jack
sour cream, diced green chilis, jack cheese and bacon

5. The Big Bopper
mayo, lettuce and tomato

6. Chubby Chuck's
pickles, onions, grated cheese and hickory sauce

7. Hut's Favorite
mayo, lettuce, tomatoes, bacon and American cheese



8. Arnold's Best
guacamole, lettuce, bacon and jack cheese

9. The Alley-Oop
Swiss cheese, grilled onions and 1000 island dressing on grain bread

10. The Fats Domino Burger
Lettuce, chopped tomatoes, pickles, mayo and mustard, jalapenos, onions, grated cheddar cheese and spicy New Orleans seasonings

11. The Dagburger
double meat cheeseburger, mayo, lettuce, tomatoes and American cheese

12. The Theta Special
dill pickles, mayo, grated cheese and hickory sauce

13. Milner's Mushroom Burger
thick, creamy mushroom sauce and grated cheese

14. Beachboy's Favorite
pineapple, Swiss cheese, mayo, lettuce and bell peppers



15. The Sink Burger
lettuce, tomatoes, American cheese with grilled ham and hickory sauce

16. Keller's Classic
lettuce, tomato, 1000 island dressing and grated cheese

17. Ritchie Valens Burger
guacamole, grated cheese, chopped tomatoes, onions, jalapenos, mayo and mustard

18. Mr. Blue
bleu cheese dressing, Swiss cheese, bacon and lettuce

19. Boodieburger
sour cream, mushrooms and Swiss cheese

20. The All-American Buddy Holly Burger
The Works! Mayo, mustard, onions, pickles, lettuce, tomatoes and American cheese



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