Browse menus, reviews and photos of Burger Restaurants near Broadview Heights.
Hamburger · $
4223 East Royalton Road Suite 6, Broadview Heights
Customers’ favorites
“One of the best burgers I've had in a long time. great staff too!”
Pizza · $
1350 West Royalton Road, Broadview Heights
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“Our group of friends wanted to get together at Brew Wall to watch the Browns game, sit outside and enjoy the nice weather. The ambiance is great. We were shocked at the lack of knowledge of your bartender when we had issues with pouring beer. We asked for help multiple times but kept getting "not my area so I don't get involved". When we first arrived no one was around to greet anyone and there were others waiting as well but they left. We stayed to find someone and again saw the Bartender who ignored us until we walked in to ask her for help, which she said were short staffed. We saw many patrons come in and leave due to lack of help at the food order station. We asked multiple times for the TVs to show the Browns Game but no one seemed to know how to work the Tvs, plus they said the audio wasn't working, which is ok. Just the lack of knowledge and help from the staff was frustrating to us. Great place, with no staff assistance. We want to come back but uncertain if we can get others to join. We were also shocked that the place was empty for a Browns Game, but the other patrons that came in left quickly as the process to some is confusing and left as no one was around to help. The food was awesome as we love Antonio's. Other issue is the advertisement for 1/2 off wings. We all ordered but did not get the 1/2 price on all orders. I ordered a 12 order which we did get 1/2 off but not the 8 order and at that time, we just wanted to leave. Hopefully you can employ competent staff as Brew Wall is a great place and would hate to see it close due to lack of good staff.”
Fast Food · $
4618 East Royalton Road, Broadview Heights
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“I come here about once a week and I think they are the best McDonalds around! The drive thru line is generally quick and the staff is friendly. They only mess up my order every once in a great while - but they always fix it for me if I come back. Keep in mind that most of these workers are teenagers in the evening!”
Burgers · $
2000 West Edgerton Road, Broadview Heights
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“My experience at the Burger King inside the Great Lakes Service Area in Ohio was great!! I travel all over the place by car, and unfortunately, I’ve learned that fast-food restaurants inside highway service areas often come with poor customer service and food that is overly greasy. That’s why my experience at the Burger King inside the Great Lakes Service Area in Ohio was such a wonderful surprise! From the moment I walked in, the difference was noticeable. The food was fresh and not greasy. Even more impressive was the customer service. The manager and her entire team were friendly and welcoming. A special compliment to the lady manager, who deserves recognition. You can tell when a manager sets the right tone, because it shows in the attitude of the employees. After spending so much time on the road, it was refreshing to stop somewhere where the food was good and the people actually made you feel welcome. This Burger King is a great example of how a service-area restaurant should be run. Thank you to the manager and the entire team for making my stop such a positive experience! I’ll definitely remember this location the next time I’m traveling through Ohio. I was there, today, Friday August 14, around 2:00pm.”
Burgers · $
10037 Broadview Road, Broadview Heights
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“The bad reviews didn't echo our experience. The manager was super friendly and had a great attitude. It was actually the best BK food I've had in a very long time. We stopped in around 11 PM, and there were three or four other people in front of us - but the attention to detail on the food made it taste unusually good by fast food standards. Definitely retain and promote the guy that was managing the place Dec 8 nightshift; he obviously knows how to lead a team.”
Hamburger · $$
17885 Southpark Center, Strongsville
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“I wish I took pictures but the food was so good it didn’t make the photo op. First visit here for my wife and I and I will confidently tell you the food was spot on delicious. Best burgers we both have had in a verrryyy long time. I’m a rare burger kind of guy and it was cooked to perfection, which a lot of other places seem to strikeout. The burgers were seasoned well and in the archives for one of my go to burger spots. Tater tots were amazing! Waitress was very attentive and amazing. Atmosphere was perfect as well. We will absolutely be back again to try more stuff from the menu!! Strong work for an overall experience!!”
Burgers · $
7414 Brookpark Road, Cleveland
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“First time at the new location. Good food and great service. Workers were attentive and fun! Welcome to this part of town!”
Sports Bar · $
12766 Royalton Road, North Royalton
Customers’ favorites
“Amazing food and customer service! He does gyros right.”
Fast Food · $
7635 Broadview Road, Seven Hills
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“Anne was amazing & fast with bring out our food !!”
American · $
3600 Brecksville Road, Richfield
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“Great food and large portions. cash only accepted.”
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