Browse menus, reviews and photos of Burger Restaurants in Auburn.
Burgers · $$
20 Mattie Street, Auburn
Customers’ favorites
“Great food, atmosphere and service”
Hamburger · $
1579 Clark Street Road, Auburn
Customers’ favorites
“Ridiculously good! Burger cooked exactly as ordered, sweet potato fries had a nice crunch to them- even after being Doordashed! Creamsicle milkshake - yum!”
Bar · $
96 State Street, Auburn
Customers’ favorites
“Best outdoor seating in Auburn. The food wasn't bad but wasn't anything to call mom about, but the service and atmosphere makes up for it. Still a good place to eat, maybe I just need to explore the menu more. The pizza is love or hate.”
Family · $
113 Grant Avenue, Auburn
Customers’ favorites
“Friday night fried fish dinner. Awesome. Fresh fish. The coleslaw was really great too. My favorite was the clam chowder. I can't wait for more next Friday and going to try the baked fish next. Fries were crinkle cut and very good too.”
American · $$
221 Grant Avenue, Auburn
Customers’ favorites
“Amazing customer service!! I accidentally ordered takeout to this Applebee’s instead of Cortland. It was my error and I called to have them give my order to someone who needed it. They were so incredibly kind and still gave me my money back and I don’t even ask for it back!!!!! Amazing people still out there in this world !”
Food Trucks · $
1579 Clark Street Rd B4, Auburn
“The food is so good. Fantastic flavor. The staff is very polite. 10/10 recommended.”
Burgers · $
225 Grant Avenue, Auburn
Customers’ favorites
“My dad and I come here once a week to have lunch since we both work quite close and want to spend time with each other. The restaurant is always clean thanks to Gwen. We love her! She always greets us no matter how close she is, and when we leaves, tells us to have a good day. Give her a raise, please!!! The food is always great. We usually order ahead on the app and it's ready by the time we arrive. It gives us more time to spend together as a family.”
Fast Food · $
212 Grant Avenue, Auburn
Customers’ favorites
“Meeting place for four high school friends (from over 50 years ago). Clean and comfortable place for lunch and to catch up with each other’s lives. Able to spend a good amount of time in a quiet atmosphere with our Frosty’s later for dessert.”
Three of the biggest names in fast food are betting on pop culture to drive traffic this spring and summer, lining up menu collaborations with One Piece, Star Wars and Toy Story 5.
Restaurant Brands International has outlined an aggressive expansion strategy. The Miami-based parent of Burger King, Tim Hortons, Popeyes and Firehouse Subs is targeting around 1,800 net new restaurants per year by 2028. The company currently operates more than 33,000 locations across 120-plus countries. In North America, RBI plans to open between 300 and 400 net new restaurants per year in the U.S. and Canada by 2028. Firehouse Subs is expected to lead that growth, contributing roughly half - about 150 to 200 new units annually. Tim Hortons and Popeyes will split the remainder.
Remember 39-cent burgers? Hot 'n Now does, and the nearly-defunct fast-food chain is betting nostalgia and ultra-low prices will fuel its revival. The drive-thru burger chain, which once had over 150 locations nationwide before shrinking to just one, announced plans for two new Michigan restaurants - a summer opening in Wayland and a fall debut in Alpena.
Smalls Sliders company makes the fast food world more entertaining. This new brand already has over 300 restaurants open or being built in 24 states, with plans for more (and fast!). People really love Smalls Sliders. The company has sold out all the spots for new restaurants in six states: Alabama, Arkansas, Kansas, Louisiana, Missouri, and Mississippi. Great achievement, since they only started offering franchise opportunities again a little over a year ago. Due to huge demand, Smalls Sliders is now also letting people open restaurants in new states like Idaho, Indiana, and Montana.
A small vegan burger chain has just scored a massive upset victory over fast food giants. Next Level Burger (NLB), the self-proclaimed "America's first 100% plant-based burger joint chain," has been crowned Best Fast-Food Chain in the 2024 Newsweek Readers' Choice Awards - besting conventional non-vegan juggernauts like Whataburger, Chipotle, and Chick-Fil-A.