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Here's Your SA Bud & Burger Championship Winners

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Congratulations to The Lost Bar and their Chubby Melt, the 2015 SA Bud & Burger Championship Winner

The Chubby Melt: Two grilled cheese sandwiches on sourdough, married by a half-pound Angus patty with chipotle aioli, grilled mushrooms and onions.

The Lost Bar is the winner of the 2015 Bud and Burger Championship voted for by you! The Lost Bar is located on 12730 NW Military, Ste 110 San Antonio, TX 78231

Congratulations to Kyle Howard! He is the lucky voter who won a 3-night stay in the Maya Riveria with air fare for two adults with accommodations at The Palladium Resorts. Brought to you by Palladium Hotel & Resorts and Rennert Travel.


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