Applebee's Vs Chili's: Which Chain Has Better Burgers?

Applebee's Neighborhood burger is a double-decker burger with melted American cheese, garlic-mayo, and plentiful pickles that added a fantastic tangy element.

All of the Applebee's burgers have a signature seasoning blend that brings out the savory flavor of the meat, and the entree costs around $15 without upgrades like bacon.

Chili's two-patty cheeseburger, the Double Oldtimer, costs $17.50. It also has plenty of pickles for some zing, and overall, it was

a very balanced burger.

The Oldtimer burger is quite a bit larger than the Neighborhood burger, making the value hard

to beat. The patty is a bit less flavorful, but it’s barely noticeable.

This Applebee's burger has bacon seared into the patty and three strips on top, which were nicely crispy. It’s very salty but well-seasoned, and costs around $17.

This Chili's burger has two beef patties, six slices of bacon, cheese and ranch for a bit of zest, sauteed onions for a little sweetness, plus pickles for tang.

The bacon slices were a bit hard to wrangle and kept sliding off the burger, but they were layered well, giving you bacon in every bite. The burger costs just under $19.50.