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Meet the Men Who Tried All 63 Burger Week Specials
Summary by The Nashville Editorial Desk Logan Butts , Nashville Scene (alt-weekly)
· July 21, 2026
· 1 min read
Chatting with Justin Harper and Zach Etengoff about their patty process
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Key takeaway They were interviewed about their experience, with the conversation focusing on their process of trying the various burgers.
Two individuals, Justin Harper and Zach Etengoff, attempted to try all 63 Burger Week specials.
They were interviewed about their experience, with the conversation focusing on their process of trying the various burgers.
Further details about their experience and conversation are available from the Nashville Scene, which published an article titled "Meet the Men Who Tried All 63 Burger Week Specials" and also described as "Chatting with Justin Harper and Zach Etengoff about their patty process".
Why this matters in The Nashville
The feat of trying all 63 Burger Week specials undertaken by Justin Harper and Zach Etengoff puts a spotlight on Nashville's vibrant food scene. This endeavor showcases the city's diverse culinary offerings, with numerous local eateries participating in Burger Week. The variety of burger specials available during this event demonstrates the creativity and competitiveness of Nashville's restaurants, highlighting the city as a destination for food enthusiasts. As Harper and Etengoff shared their experience, their conversation likely touched on the unique flavors and ingredients used by each restaurant, further emphasizing the richness of Nashville's culinary landscape. The success of Burger Week and the enthusiasm of participants like Harper and Etengoff may encourage even more local restaurants to participate in future events, continuing to strengthen Nashville's reputation as a hub for exciting and innovative food experiences. This, in turn, can have a positive impact on the local economy and community.
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Category: local Published: July 21, 2026 Source: Nashville Scene (alt-weekly) Reading time: 1 min
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