The Wisconsin Dive Guy Fieri Says Every Burger Lover Must Try

Guy Fieri has taken us to some wild, wonderful, and wonderfully greasy places on Diners, Drive-Ins and Dives, and one Wisconsin stop has been calling my name for a while. As someone who lives for road trips with hole-in-the-wall food breaks, this one immediately jumped onto my “must-eat” list. And yes, it absolutely deserves a spot on yours, too. But which Wisconsin joint did Guy bless with the Triple D spotlight?

The Wisconsin Stop Guy Fieri Says Is Worth the Drive

If you love burgers the way Wisconsinites love cheese curds, you’re going to want to point your GPS toward Superior. One tiny, no-frills spot from a recent Triple D feature has earned big-time love for doing burgers better than most places even attempt.

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Burgers Big on Flavor, Small on Pretense

The restaurant’s entire vibe screams classic Wisconsin charm… casual, cozy, packed with locals, and decorated with enough nautical memorabilia to make you feel like you’re eating inside a ship. The menu leans funny and fearless, with Guy Fieri himself calling out standouts like the jalapeño cream cheese burger and the Gally Buster stacked with three layers of cheese.

The Reveal: Anchor Bar in Superior

Yep, this legendary stop is the Anchor Bar on Tower Avenue. It’s small, it’s crowded, and honestly… that’s part of the magic. And with a burger lineup built for big appetites and zero gimmicks, it’s exactly the kind of no-nonsense spot I love discovering on the road.

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Anchor Bar is exactly the kind of place that makes a Wisconsin food crawl worth the miles. If you’ve been here, tell me what you ordered. I love finding new road-trip food spots.

Tasting Table curated a list of favorite Triple D spots all around the country, worth adding to your road trip food bucket list.

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Below is a fascinating story of how the Anchor Bar and Grill is connected to the Edmund Fitzgerald, which sank to the bottom of Lake Superior in 1975.

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