Today Mylo and I finally checked out Red Robbin to try their burger.
To keep it fair, even though I wanted to try my fav Royal Red Robbin Burger, we agreed to rate their Gourmet Cheeseburger

This is their Famous Original burger. Garnished with lettuce, tomatoes, pickles, onions, mayo & Red's pickle relish. You choose your favorite cheese: Cheddar, American, Swiss, Monterey Jack, Bleu, Provolone or Pepper-Jack.
I had mine with provolone cheese and Mylo had cheddar.
Out of a notional 5-step scale of "Bad, Okay, Good, Very Good, Excellent"Meat: Good (It was good but there were no outstanding flavors)
Cooked: Excellent (this is the only place so far that has gotten medium rare right, preparing it exactly how it should be done right with a bit of pink, not a lot of it) My only gripe was that the hamburger was not very hot when it was brought to us, so I assume it sat for a while before being served.
Bread: Very Good (they have good sesame rolls)
Toppings: Okay (this is the part I really didn't like, their Red's Pickle Relish was too sweet and I didn't like it at all, but that's just my own personal taste)
Fries: Excellent, (these are by far my favorite fries, but that's because I prefer big steak fries to small string fries)
Pickle: plenty included, maybe too much
Tea: n/a
Service: Very Good
Ambiance: Excellent (I know its probably corny but I like all the different photos, posters and pix they have hanging up on the walls)
my personal order of favorites so far... (keep in mind) it's kind of wierd to place a gourmet burger place with classic burger places but here's my take...
folsom bistro
bidwell street bistro
red robbin
big dip
karens bakery
carl's jr