15 Best Burger Restaurants in Highland

“In & Outs remind of an a 50s hangout spot. Where teens would go hang out ..reminds me of tht movie Grease. Love the environment. & I also come here for their ICE ..im an ice eater & jus LOOOVE their ice..I would make trips for a an Xtra large drink just to fill it up w ICE. They have this type of chewable ice in san bernardino. I wish all their spots had this type of ice“

“Nice restaurant that deserves more recognition. I’ve been meaning to give this place a visit and I’m glad I did. The burger and fries were good but could use a unique twist, and the price was fitting. The strawberry lemonade was tasty too. The staff were really kind and polite. Would visit again! Note: my order was drive-through.“

“Highland AppleBee’s has great ambiance and delicious foods and great staff! We frequent this particular AppleBee’s during lunch for fast and delicious lunch excursions. Manager Brittney and her team of excellent servers, like Bianca and Jose, make us welcomed like family and take great care of us!“

“I truly appreciate Chelsea, she handled my food order with so much ease. She is very professional, friendly, pleasant to talk to and attentive. I look forward to going back and hopefully she will assist me again. She is a fine representative of your business.Thank you again Chelsea.“

“Oh my god that food was like having a party in my mouth. Best hamburger I've ever had. The bacon. Cheeseburger had thick pieces of bacon on it. The smell by itself was wonderful. I also had fried zucchini. I don't think I'm overstateing how good and fresh the food was. I'd eat there again today. They have a wide variety of good Mexican and American. They even have a drive through. A must try place to eat.😋“

“First time trying Jacks as I’m not really from this area and my bf recommended it.. kinda felt a little rushed at the drive thru, but other than that it was okay. The food isn’t really all that exciting as people make it out to be be.. it was pretty decent tho.“

“I will definitely keep going to this Carl’s Jr. Mia went way and beyond to help an elderly man and myself to place our order. She is very friendly and professional. Mia helped me use my points in the app. Thank you Mia for all your help it is hard to get great customer service.“

“It was a amazing time we'll spent with my girl who I love with all my heart“

“Great vegetarian options. However the physical menu board was just replaced. The vegetarian options are not listed on the board. This location finder came up with the correct street and address numbers. But, it was listed as Highland Park, SC instead of Highland CA.“

“This mc donalds has got to have the stupidest employees on the planet. I dont know if they are messing with me but I just now went and I SPECIFICALLY told the cashier guy and the guy at the window how they frequently give me unsweetened team it happens so much it has to be on purpose because all these different people surely can't be so incompetent as to keep messing up a single drink order. I wish somewhere else had a large drink for $1“

“Nice place bike friendly. Reasonable pricing. A place for everyone“

“Meet all kind of beautiful women there“

“I love food and my family. Also and it's very cheap to take to the family.

Vegetarian options: There are very delicious dishes

Dietary restrictions: Don't know

Kid-friendliness: If there are many things for the babies

Wheelchair accessibility: There is room and plenty.“

“This is how intimidation systems can work when people with influence abuse their power.

For example, say someone speaks out, causes problems for the people running things, or interferes with how they operate. The first step is often pressure: they make work difficult, isolate that person, or push them out of jobs where they have influence.

If the person keeps resisting, the pressure can grow. They may use their connections to spread rumors, block opportunities, or make it hard to stay in that area. Then the person moves somewhere else, hoping for a fresh start, but the same cycle repeats—get hired, get targeted, get pushed out.

The goal is to wear the person down until they either stop resisting or leave.

That kind of behavior is built on control—the belief that they own the neighborhood, the work, and even the people in it. They act like territory gives them authority over everyone inside it.

But the pain they hand out is often the same pain they live with themselves. The difference is that some people hide behind fear, numbers, or reputation, while others stand in the open without protection.

Real power does not come from intimidation. Real power is standing in the open, facing the same pain, and refusing to become what tried to break you.
For the gangs.“