Healthy fast food? Could there really be such a thing? A West Hollywood restaurant in California called O!burger seems to think so, and they're not talking cold sub sandwiches either. Burgers, fries, and shakes make up a good part of their menu, along with veggie burgers, yogurt smoothies, and salads.

Their main claim to fame (and health) is that they're 100% organic and striving to be eco-friendly in every way they can. They do have a healthy sounding veggie burger made of spinach and corn, but no mention of fat grams or calories. Is being organic enough to make such a broad claim like "healthy?" Unfortunately I don't live in the area and can't go try it for myself but if you do then give it a shot and let us know what you think!

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I have a love-hate relationship with chain restaurants. They're reliable, dependable and have variety to please a large group of friends and picky relatives. Plus, they serve those really bad-for-you-but-look-oh-so-delicious desserts! On the downside, there are the soft lights and out of whack portions that set the mood that is sure to trigger overeating.

Fortunately, as a member of the AOL Body team, I'm always on the look out for ways to make the healthiest choice (without giving up on my guilty-pleasure indulgences). So, when I came across this healthy restaurant finder I couldn't keep it secret for long. It allows you to search for restaurant choices by zip code and price range and gives results of restaurants that meet the following health criteria:

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