Diners in Broward County are treated to the Charm City Burger Company in Deerfield Beach, where a proprietary patty becomes the canvas for creations like the Volcano, a zesty ensemble topped with pickled jalapenos, and the Big Sloppy, which is brunch on a bun. Meanwhile, in Miami, Blue Collar's dry-aged cheeseburger sits atop the throne, according to a guide by The Infatuation.

The Infatuation describes Blue Collar's cheeseburger as resonant with the eatery's ethos: no hype, all quality, and always leaving you 12% past full. Just down the road, Tucker Duke's in Deerfield Beach boasts not just a wide array of crafty dishes but also a heavyweight champion on its menu, the Tucker Duke Burger, with a half-pound patty, a testament to the diverse burger landscape in the region. According to Miami Eater, each burger spot brings its own brand of edible architecture, from the mashup of comfort foods at Brgr Stop to the meticulous classic offerings at Jack's Old Fashion Hamburger.

There's Gilbert's 17th Street Grill, where burgers come loaded with unexpected toppings like goat cheese and a cajun kick, while Emmy Squared Pizza in Fort Lauderdale showcases the Le Big Matt, an award-winning burger that ranks amongst the city's best. For those seeking postcard-worthy vistas to match their meal, Le Tub in Hollywood delivers with their 13-ounce burger and Intracoastal views, serving up substance along with its style.

A publication favorite, the Miami list by The Infatuation finds delight in Apocalypse BBQ's commitment to great ingredients, where the boss burger boasts housemade pickles and a tangy sauce that surpasses the familiar. Creative plays on the classic burger aren't ignored either, with the USBS burger, from a food hall stand, delivering joy in each bite with its smashed and seared patties, and Cowy Burger's bacon jam-infused creations that often inspire a loyal following wherever they pop up.