The Huddy Burgers From Hudson's Hamburgers In Idaho Are So Good That The Recipes Haven't Changed For Decades

 There is nothing better than a juicy, perfectly-cooked hamburger. While there are places all over the Gem State where you can find these incredible creations, Hudson’s Hamburgers in Coeur d’Alene is one of the best. Established in 1907, this hamburger joint in Idaho has had years of practice and their staff knows exactly how to make the perfect burger. In fact, the Huddy Burgers have been around for decades and have attracted individuals from all around the country.

Hudson's Hamburgers is located on Sherman Avenue in Coeur d’Alene and is a favorite place to eat for Idahoans and tourists alike.
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This restaurant was founded in 1907 when Harley M. Hudson opened what was known as the Missouri Kitchen in a tent.
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This restaurant has been in the Hudson family for more than five generations and they still know exactly how to make their guests’ taste buds dance.
Today, Hudson's Hamburgers certainly isn’t large but it is instantly recognizable. If you plan to dine at this hamburger joint, make sure to arrive early as the seating is extremely limited.
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This is also one restaurant in Idaho where there is often a wait. However, it is worth it. At Hudson's Hamburgers, they use only the freshest ingredients and all of the burgers are grilled.
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While the menu is certainly small, this ensures that every burger is made to perfection.
A fresh and delicious Huddy Burger has been on the menu for decades. These burgers are not packed with toppings that overpower them. Rather, they feature only the basics and you won't regret ordering one.
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While fries are not served at Hudson's Hamburgers, pie is definitely a must. There are several pie flavors available each day and you’ll likely have a hard time choosing just one. Just make sure you have a friend to share your pie with because these slices are large!
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For even more information on this classic burger joint in Idaho, visit the Hudson’s Hamburgers website.

Have you eaten at this restaurant in Coeur d’Alene before? What did you think? We’d love to hear all about your experience in the comments!

Did you know that Coeur d’Alene was named one of the best places to retire in the country? Check it out here!

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