Browse menus, reviews and photos of Burger Restaurants near Rockmart.
American · $
754 Cartersville Road, Rockmart
Customers’ favorites
“Amazing food, but even more amazing was the service film Lilly. Please let her know that she did an amazing job.”
American · $
1939 Nathan Dean Parkway, Rockmart
Customers’ favorites
“Culver's has fantastic burgers and onion rings, the cheese curds are pretty good, too. The staff are accommodating, polite and courteous. I've never been inside to dine, but have placed a couple of pick up orders. The food has always been fresh except for once: I think the order was after 10 pm. Anyway, I get their double mushroom and Swiss burger, no other toppings; the butter on the buns is enough extra flavor. The only problem someone may have is the saltiness, which to me is borderline salty. Again, they have the best fresh smash burgers.”
Mexican · $
1703 Nathan Dean Bypass, Rockmart
Customers’ favorites
“This place is my favorite, service is always amazing,Tori is my favorite person there she is always friendly even remembers our order! Before Tori became our server we had an older curly hair Hispanic lady and nothing was right, we waited forever for service we without drinks it was just bad we almost stopped coming until we met Tori! Tori is always friendly and good at her job, honestly she should be manger by now. I hope she never leaves or we won’t be back”
Hamburger
Burgers · $
1000 Nathan Dean Bypass, Rockmart
Customers’ favorites
“My wife and I try and go out for breakfast on Saturdays. We go to different places. When it's Burger King's turn we have a choice of Rome or Rockmart. We live in between the 2. Rockmart always wins because of the young lady at the counter. She remembers us and is such an outgoing person. She could definitely teach some people on customer service, she goes above and beyond what is asked of her.”
Fast Food · $
123 South Piedmont Avenue, Rockmart
Customers’ favorites
“Ok I would give the food a 3 as just an average fast food joint, but I've been in here several times and it's usually pretty clean and the staff are always smiling and polite, and to me that was worth another star.\n\nI'll continue to come here and would recommend DQ lovers to this place.”
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