The Great Debate: Burgers vs. Pizza

While pizza certainly has its merits, burgers shine in comparison in every way imaginable.

When it comes to flavor, burgers excel—unlike bacon on pizza, which tends to underwhelm, a bacon cheeseburger is a surefire winner any day of the week.

And let’s talk about value. A hearty burger typically costs between $6 to $10, whereas a pizza can range from $10 to $20.

Yes, pizzas offer a variety of toppings, but classics like pepperoni and sausage are popular for a reason. Burgers, on the other hand, are a versatile canvas for flavors, from lettuce and pickles to mushrooms and onions, all perfectly complementing the beef patty. And the cheese? The possibilities are endless.

Burgers are straightforward and hard to mess up, unlike pizzas where too much sauce can ruin the experience.

In summary, burgers win for their simplicity, affordability, and deliciousness—qualities that pizza often struggles to match.

Pizza by Taylor Kuether

“Hey guys, let’s order some burgers and watch the game.”

Said no one ever. Why? Because burgers aren’t the most practical choice for casual dining.

They’re big, messy, and require a table (imagine eating one on the couch during a movie night—it’d be chaos).

Pizza, however, comes with its own built-in plate—the crust—and can be ordered in countless variations to feed a crowd.

Sharing a burger? Not easy. Sharing pizza? That’s what it’s made for—sliced and ready to go.

What sells more pizza or burgers?And customization? Pizza takes the cake. Choose your toppings, stuff the crust, dip it in ranch—there are endless options. Ever tried a dessert pizza? It’s a thing, and it’s delicious.

Everyone loves pizza. From Chicago’s deep dish to Brooklyn’s foldable slices to Sicily’s authentic creations, pizza is a universal favourite.