Michigan is home to some incredible restaurants that serve delicious and juicy burgers. Whether you're in the mood for a classic cheeseburger or a gourmet creation, you'll find a spot to satisfy your craving. And one place in the Great Lakes state now serves one of the best cheeseburgers in the nation.

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Michigan Restaurant Now Named 'Best Cheeseburger' Spot In America

America's best burger joints were recently ranked by Lovefood who found the cheesiest, most flavorful creation in every state. And Michigan's best cheeseburger can be found at a popular spot with several locations in the Great Lakes state.

Taystee's Burgers in Dearborn has gained so much popularity that you can now grab their juicy burgers at more than one spot in Michigan. And LoveFood says there is one menu item that helped land them on the best cheeseburger list:

This cheesy, spicy, crunchy creation from Taystee’s Burgers, a family business in Dearborn, has everyone talking. Named Ali’s Notch-Yo-Burger, it’s a jazzed-up cheeseburger with American, Swiss, pepper Jack, and nacho cheese, plus beef bacon, Doritos, jalapeños, grilled onions, salad, mayo, and hot sauce, all piled into an onion bun.

And that's not the only delicious burger to try...

Customers also rave about the Detroit-style Coney burger, loaded with cheese, chili, Better Made chips, and Mike's hot honey. And be sure to add an order of Midwest fries, hand-cut fries with nacho cheese, grilled onions, and Taystee’s Original Sauce⁠. Try the best cheeseburger in Michigan and the U.S. at Taystee's Burgers.

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