Now that spinach has been deemed a performance-enhancing vegetable, Popeye's future shortstop career hinges on his transition to burgers. Get a sailor's worth of energizing patties with today's Groupon. For $6, you get $12 worth of burgers, drinks, and more at Fuddruckers. This Groupon is only valid at the location on Dodge Street.

Whipping up tasty burger patties with stacks of tantalizing fixins, Fuddruckers has tasty-danced all over patrons’ tongue-floors since it was founded in 1980. Offering top-notch ground beef and buns that are baked fresh daily, Fuddruckers merely lays out the delicious canvas for feasters to top with a vast palette of ingredients at the complimentary fresh-produce bar. Original burgers come in four patty sizes up to a pound (starting at $4.79 for 1/3 lb.) and can be topped with hunger-blasting ingredients such as grilled mushrooms and smokehouse bacon for a bit extra. Mouth- and ear-watering patties are offered in several varieties, including buffalo, ostrich, salmon, and soil-fed veggie. Additional bites such as boneless wings ($6.99) and handmade shakes ($3.99) round out the menu like a post-Columbus Earth.

With a kids' menu featuring surefire bites for the youngins and a ruckus room with arcade games and more, Fuddruckers is undeniably family friendly. Bring in the people who share your last name to share the glory of burger conquest. The perfectly stacked sight of a handy hamburger can provide a striking view and instant comfort, just like an indoor fort erected with blankets and Jenga blocks. Fuddruckers enables patrons to become flavor architects while sampling bites that will pique the hunger tooth and activate dormant burger glands at the base of the skull so that the jaw unhinges a little.

Reviews

Sixty-eight percent of Urbanspooners recommend Fuddruckers. Yelpers and Kudzu-ers both give it 3.5 stars.

• Some of the best burgers in town. Plus chicken, ostrich and other meats. The atmosphere is easy on the eyes, and the prices are about right. I love the ginormous condiment bar for your sandwiches. It really allows the diner to customize your food just to your satisfaction. – Captain Napkin, Urbanspoon