Browse menus, reviews and photos of Burger Restaurants near Fox Lake.
Burgers · $
7233 State Park Road, Fox Lake
Customers’ favorites
“Great burgers and fries!Generous portions and usually bring half home. Highly recommend”
Chicken Shop · $$
1 Nippersink Boulevard, Fox Lake
Customers’ favorites
“so ordered combination teriyaki and garlic parmesan wings and an order of macaroni and cheese, the teriyaki wings were fairly saucy and reasonably tasty move on to the garlic parmesan wings which had zero sauce however they did have Parmesan on them. according to the manager they didn't have any sauce on it so they parmesan them up. now let's move on to the macaroni and cheese I've had macaroni and cheese out of the box from Aldi that had thicker cheese sauce. so I questioned the manager about this his exacting answer to me was we buy our ingredients for that at Walmart. so you buy your ingredients from Walmart when you're a restaurant so that's not actually acceptable and the lake county health department standards for a restaurant. you could literally pour the cheese sauce out of the cup so I question the manager on both of these and he's the one that told me this and didn't seem to give any care about our dinner... so I'm just leaving this up for everybody else they don't seem to care. didn't offer to make anything right and well they will never get our money again. if you want some macaroni and cheese Heck just go to Walmart and buy some you might get the better quality than they make.”
Ice Cream Shop · $
2 US-12, Fox Lake
Customers’ favorites
“So good !!! 🍦 delicious ice cream and cake !!!”
American · $
100 N, 100 US-12, Fox Lake
Customers’ favorites
“Vanilla shake is the best I’ve ever had! Food was excellent and staff was friendly! Highly recommend Fox Lake Culver’s!”
Fast Food · $
1362 South Street Suite 12, Fox Lake
Customers’ favorites
“The BEST people and always fresh! In running a business I appreciate how nice they are to me and my family! We are regulars! The specialty burgers ROCK And I LOVE their pop choice because I � COKE ZERO! Awesome place!”
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