Think burgers smoked whole, fries inspired by Cheetos, and expertly fried chicken sandwiches.

Since we’ve last compiled a list, a number of new and tasty burgers have popped onto menus across the the District.

Red Apron Burger Bar will open in a crowded market for burgers in mid-January.

To the first 100 customers at three D.C. locations.

The Boston-based burger joint fills a void in Shaw.

The Big Mac meets Good Burger meets D.C. carryout.

A new ordering app is trying to make its mark.

Z-Burger’s Fourth Annual Independence Day Burger Eating Contest is on, and it’s up to you to wolf down as many burgers as possible for America.

After months of waiting, fans of Capitol Hill’s Good Stuff Eatery may not have to hold out much longer for a second location — banners went up last week for a Crystal City outpost, which is scheduled to open in spring 2012.

First it was cupcakes. And then food trucks. Now it’s fancy burger joints. We seem to have a thing for lining up to wait for food trends; the more widespread the trend, the longer the lines seem to get, ironically enough. A DCist tipster snapped a picture of the line today outside Bobby Flay’s new K Street burger joint, mere months after locals similarly lined up outside Dupont Circle’s Shake Shack. And just like…