Browse menus, reviews and photos of Burger Restaurants near Winters.
Hamburger · $
43 East Main Street, Winters
“I am a symptomatic celiac and was able to order and safely eat a burger with a gluten free bun, gluten free fries, and a milkshake. The staff were very considerate with my meal and we're able to put it in a bag that was separate from my boyfriend's gluten filled food. I had a great experience and would eat here again!”
Steak House · $$$
2 Main Street, Winters
Customers’ favorites
“I had to make plans to eat here after being away for almost 15 years. The tri tip is still the best I’ve ever had!! It was perfectly cooked and had so much flavor! I’m glad to see that they made it through the pandemic. This place is a true gem. 💕”
Fast Food · $
County Road, 701 Matsumoto Lane, 90 Suite A County Rd 90 Suite A, Winters
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“Wow best BK food in years. Chicken Sandwich was fresh hot and juicy! Reminded me of when they came out in 80s really good Fries were also fresh crispy and Hot! Guy at delivery window was very kind and had all special orders done correctly even my dogs burger! Awesome job to the crew, thanks”
Burgers · $
1350 Stratford Avenue, Dixon · 8.38 miles
Customers’ favorites
“a girl in square glasses couldn’t do math when i gave her a $5 and the rest on the card. I had to pull out my calculator because i couldn’t do it either. i had a long day.”
Hamburger · $
1425 Ary Lane, Dixon · 8.41 miles
Customers’ favorites
“The checkers and servers at the counter were so nice and helpful. The gentleman behind the counter kept checking in with me as I was ordering and helped me make specific dietary requests such as making the burger open faced. I'm so thankful for his help. And the food was so delicious and such good quality ingredients.”
Burgers · $
1250 Stratford Avenue, Dixon · 8.36 miles
Customers’ favorites
“Highly recommended! This place is great!”
Meal Delivery · $
1250 Stratford Avenue, Dixon · 8.36 miles
“Highly recommended! This place is great!”
Burgers · $
171 Crocker Drive, Vacaville · 9 miles
Customers’ favorites
“I used to have 2 Burger Kings where I live in the LA county area. Since their now gone, I have to drive across town to find another.”
Fast Food · $
1130 Leisure Town Road, Vacaville · 9.81 miles
Customers’ favorites
“Jack in the box was vary nice and pleasant employees. Hector and his crew are nice friendly make you feel at home as soon as we walk in the door. Thank you jitb After being across the street at McDonald's, and getting cold coffee and everything messed up and cold.”
Fast Food · $
1410 Ary Lane, Dixon · 8.39 miles
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“I need to stop going to McDonald's. Depending on which one you go to determines the temperature of their fries. HATE that you can't just go inside to pay cash, they try to force you to use the kiosk. I just wanted a soda that day and had to get someone from the back to just ring up a Coke. SO ANNOYING”
Fast Food · $
125 Gateway Drive, Dixon · 8.27 miles
Customers’ favorites
“Very unique location, off the freeway, but when I was visiting en route to Lake Tahoe, inside was really clean, wasn't too many customers ahead of us so service was decent plus we weren't really in much of a rush. Food wise, the hash rounds were nice and crispy whilst 2 out of my 3 tenders were tasty too. The last one was a little rubbery but with fast food that's got to be expected in my opinion. Oreo shake is nice (even had little Oreo crumble pieces in there. Only I got food, whereas the rest of us only got a drink and they still were able to access the restrooms. Would I constantly visit there? Honestly, no. However, that's the same for any fast food restaurant. Would I go there if we passed it along the way to grab a bite to eat? 100% yes, it's nowhere near as bad as some of these reviews make it out to be. And dare I say it, I got a gut feeling Carl Jr's may be back to it's best in the near future. ? Signing off from me (from the UK) ?”
Fast Food · $
817 Leisure Town Road, Vacaville · 9.8 miles
Customers’ favorites
“This place just felt so unwelcoming. Everything is ordered Fortunately the only lady that I was able to talk to while collecting my order was super sweet. Otherwise, the nuggets were just not very good. I don't know how these can be ruined in cooking but..... they were dry and not hot. The fries were also sad.”
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