Browse menus, reviews and photos of Burger Restaurants near Millville.
Hamburger · $
432 N High St, Millville
Customers’ favorites
“I finally made it here .awesome experience the staff is soo nice and friendly and the food was great!! Will be returning soon..love the vibe❤️”
Hamburger · $
On High & Main St, 105 E Main St, Millville
Customers’ favorites
“I’ve always loved this place! They have the best hamburgers around and their fresh from the bird turkey 🦃 is amazing!”
Hamburger · $
2180 North 2nd Street, Millville
Customers’ favorites
“Always fresh food and if you get fries just ask for a small trust me it'll be enough for everyone. They also have the soda machine where you create your own drink. The burgers are amazing here and yes they are $12.10 for a double cheeseburger but it's worth it from time to time so if you're in the area and want fresh food and don't mind spending over $40 for just 2 people I recommend this place.”
Fast Food · $
1101 North High Street, Millville
Customers’ favorites
“The single cheeseburger with lettuce tomato and onion and mayonnaise was good. And I bought an order of chili. But the girl taking my order acted like she couldn't understand what I wanted on my cheeseburger. I had to keep repeating it. Then when I got to the window I realized she was texting on her phone. Then I got to next window to get my food and the girl practically threw a bag at me. I guess she was in a hurry. I looked in the bag and it wasn't even my order. So then I had to knock on the window to get her attention and let her know that wasn't my order.”
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