Burger Talk: Where is the best burger place in TO?

Although everyone has different taste buds (preferences), I want to start a thread to pull ideas in as to where we can get the best xxx in town.

This week's topic will be: Burgers!

My gourmet burger adventures are as follows:

Cheeseburger @ Burger Priest
http://theburgerspriest.com/

Comment: Voted as the best burger in town of 2011 by Toronto Life Magazine. The cheeseburger (~$5) looks great, with fresh toppings, and a freshly made, loosely packed medium-rare beef patty. I'm a bit disappointed with the character lacking bread, and the underseasoned & lack of beef flavour in the patty. The place is well known for its "Priest Burger" (~$10), which comes with fried cheese-stuffed mushrooms on top of the cheeseburger. And you can ask for the "secret" additional toppings. I wonder how "The Priest" will compare with "Big Grind" (also $10) at the Grindhouse Burger Bar.


Kobe burger @ W Burger Bar
http://www.wburgerbar.com/

Comments: A tasty burger that comes at a steep price of $19. I wonder how it compares with the most expensive burgers in town, namely the Wagyu brisket burger ($42) that was featured at Nota Bene; the porcini and truffle-decked burger at Bymark ($37); or the signature burger ($100) with 2 Kobe beef patties, bacon, grilled pear, foie gras, brie, fig jam, garlic roasted ham, asparagus, porcini mushrooms and truffles at M:brgr (the Toronto location has closed down, current location is in Montreal).



Eggburger @ Hero Certified Burgers
http://www.heroburgers.com/

Comments: A good breakfast styled burger with peameal bacon and eggs on top of the angus beef patty which comes into a choice of 4, 6, or 8 oz. (~$8).









Aussie Burger @ Gourmet Burger Co.
http://thegourmetburgerco.com/index.html

Comments: A burger with pineapple! I wonder if Aussie really adds that in their burgers! I wonder how this compares with the Hawaiian burger at BQM (Burgershoppe Quality Meats), both at $9.







Burgers @ Origin & Marben
http://origintoronto.com/
http://marbenrestaurant.com/

Comments: Tried their mini burgers at a local Burger War. Their style is very different. Origin's burger ($17) looks simplistic but has an interesting sauce (use of guacamole is unusal but works!) while Marben's burger ($13) looks rustic but has a nice flavour.




















Mini burger trio @ Twist Martini & Wine Lounge (at Blue Mountain Resort)
http://www.twistmartinilounge.com/

Comments: Caramelized onions always go well with prime rib ($16). But the price is a bit steep for 3 mini buns.












OTHERS:
The following do not have the standard beef patty, but they are pretty delicious nonetheless.



Trout sliders @ Against the Grain
http://atgurbantavern.ca/

Comments: How often do you see fish mini burgers ($13)? These are pretty original but I don't see it being offered on their current menu anymore.









Lobster roll/club @ Rodney's Oyster House
http://www.rodneysoysterhouse.com/

Comments: Such a delicious sandwich with juicy, fresh lobster chunks! $10 lunch deal or $23 for a more substancial affair.









Pork Belly Bao @ BAOSS
http://baossto.wordpress.com/

Comments: Tried these at TUM (Toronto Underground Market) because currently BAOSS don't have a permanent location yet. The fatty pork belly blends well with the soft steaming hot bun ($3). These Chinese/Vietnamnese style sandwiches along with Banh Mi are creating a hype in the city, can't wait to try the ones offered at Banh Mi Boys once their renovation is done.


Final Thoughts:
Which is your favourite? And are there other ones in the city that I did not mention but you'd recommend? Don't afraid to speak up, I'd love to hear your ideas :)