Browse menus, reviews and photos of Burger Restaurants near Miner.
Burgers · $
99 Matthews Lane, Miner
Customers’ favorites
“We stopped her on 5/9/26 @9:30 pm, we were in a semi truck so we ordered on the mobile app . The bl crew were very nice and actually brought out our food. The food was hot and fresh. We really appreciate it and u guys did a great job.👍👍💯💯 Thanks bk team👍👍💯💯😃👌”
Fast Food · $
2605 East Malone Avenue, Miner
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Hamburger · $
109 North Kingshighway Street, Sikeston · 2.9 miles
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“Service was quick. fries were delicious. wasn't over salted. Kirby Chreseburger was fantastic with the grilled onions and pickles. Definitely coming back.”
American · $
929 East Malone Avenue, Sikeston · 2.21 miles
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“Lady who took my order was helpful, food didn't take too long, burgers were properly seasoned and cooked. i got the "Do not do it" burger and it was huge. i couldn't finish it. Will come again”
Fast Food · $
1101 South Main Street, Sikeston · 3.01 miles
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“I was Happy to try the Flamethrower Burger w/Fries,along with a Medium drink/Flurry(Awesome service worthy of 10,000/10,000 of awesomeness)”
Fast Food · $
533 North Main Street, Sikeston · 2.43 miles
Customers’ favorites
“If you get a cheeseburger, I'd get a double cheeseburger. Its on me for forgetting to get a double, but in the end it tasted nice, its a burger it does it's job. Food is always great. The burgers at Rally's arent worthy of hate, I ate it. The fries are great as advertised at Rally's. The service here was alright, they gave my grandpa a veteran discount, so thats great. I cant really find much critisism of the rally's here, and this was my first time at this one. My only critisism was that we were waiting at the order box for a bit, and it mightve been they were just quiet and we didn't hear them, I thought I heard something. And we were waiting at the place to get our stuff and pay for a bit of a time, but, it's to be expected. And there wasn't much ketchup or onion on my burger, but, that's alright. It tasted nice. It was overall a good experience, and there wasn't a big line. I would reccomend this for fries, I dont know of better fries than here.”
Burgers · $
921 East Malone Avenue, Sikeston · 1.07 miles
Customers’ favorites
“The workers here go above and beyond with their customer service. They are fast, friendly, and sufficient. We were very pleased when getting our lunch here when staying at a nearby hotel. Thank you for smiling and providing excellent service”
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