Is this the Treasure Valley’s favorite burger? It is, according to voters of our bracket

After five rounds and over 2,600 votes cast, we finally have an answer to the question the Idaho Statesman has been asking for the past month: What is the Treasure Valley’s favorite place to grab a burger?

With a championship round victory of 274 votes, with second place at 190 votes, it’s finally time to announce the winner:

Treasure Valley’s favorite burger joint

Westside Drive-In

1929 W. State St., Boise and 1113 E. Parkcenter Blvd, Boise

What to know: Westside Drive-In is famously known for its finger steaks and ice cream potatoes, but it appears Idahoans love this Boise staple for its burgers, too.

The original Westside Drive-In opened on State Street in 1957, while the newer Parkcenter Boulevard location opened in 2012. Chef Lou Aaron purchased the original location for himself in 1994, according to previous Statesman reporting, and opened the Parkcenter Boulevard location with his son, Josh.

Aaron previously told the Statesman that he “wanted to keep the ’50s feel of the place,” decorating the restaurant with pink neon ceiling lights and lining the walls with pictures and posters of 1950s bands and celebrities.

Westside Drive-In offers 16 different types of burgers, headlined by the Famous Daddy-O. The Famous Daddy-O offers two patties, two ham slices, four slices of bacon, and Swiss and cheddar cheese for either $17.99 for a small or $18.99 for a large.

If you want a cheaper option, many of Westside Drive-In’s burgers sit around the $10 mark.

The Runner-up

Big Jud’s

1289 S. Protest Road, Boise and 3030 E. Overland Road, Meridian

What to know: Big Jud’s original location in Boise is conveniently located next to Boise State’s campus, turning the burger joint into a local favorite for college students.

Big Jud’s knows its clientele, too, offering most of its burgers for $10.99 or less.

There are also some more expensive options, including the infamous Man Vs. Food Burger, which aptly made an appearance on the Cooking Channel’s Man vs. Food. The burger features two 1-pound patties, 10 pieces of bacon, two layers of mushrooms, two layers of blue cheese crumbles, Swiss cheese, mayonnaise, tomato, and lettuce.

If you’re feeling adventurous, you can also partake in the Big Jud’s Challenge. The challenge involves eating either a 1-pound or 2-pound version of the Man Vs. Food Burger, fries and drink, and finishing it within 30 minutes without leaving the table.

Overcoming the challenge will earn you a spot on the Big Jud’s Wall of Fame.

Treasure Valley’s other favorite burgers

Although only one restaurant could win, the bracket started with 32 different burger joints. Check out the results of the previous rounds below and see if any other local favorites pique your interest:

Treasure Valley Burger Bracket: The championship round is closed. Check back for the winner

Voting for the Treasure Valley Burger Bracket is now closed. Look out for the final round

Boise Burger Bracket Elite 8: Voting is now closed. Return soon for the Final Four

Round 2 of the Treasure Valley Burger Bracket is closed. Keep an eye out for the Elite 8

Treasure Valley Burger Bracket: Round 1 is now closed, check back for results and round 2