Browse menus, reviews and photos of Burger Restaurants near Canal Winchester.
Brewpubs · $
10 South High Street, Canal Winchester
Customers’ favorites
“Great place! We love the smash burger and fried pickle chips! A comfortable atmosphere with great food and great service. Nice outdoor seating area.”
American · $
6224 Gender Road, Canal Winchester
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“Our meal was great, and John did a wonderful job! Highly recommended!”
Fast Food · $
120 West Waterloo Street, Canal Winchester
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“I've been to a lot of DQs over my life, and this one by far is consistently the quickest. Every time I've gone here the workers are friendly, and they clearly have a system that works for them. I will say I have yet to get any regular food here, I have only gotten ice cream related items.”
Fast Food · $
7620 Diley Road Northwest, Canal Winchester
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“Food was fresh hot my iced coffee was finally drinkable. The young lady Jadeynne in the window had great service. I visit here frequently and don't always get a great iced coffee. Today it just was what I needed on my bad day. Great service and food”
Fast Food · $
6161 Gender Road, Canal Winchester
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“Went here today on 8/5/25 Joycelyn (sorry if I miss spelled your name) was very nice. I told her out of all the McDonald’s that I have went to she was the nicest! She definitely needs recognition for her customer service! Joycelyn I wish you all the very best!”
Fast Food · $
6250 Prentiss School Drive, Canal Winchester
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“We have lived next to this location for over 10 years. We stopped going to it because the service and food was HORRIBLE. Today we gave it a try and we were served FAST, everything was fresh, and the staff was friendly and professional. Hopefully they cleaned house, because it was needed. The bald guy at the windows was awesome! Took the order with active listening, verified the order was correct, and when I pulled up to the window our food was already ready to go. If he isn’t the manager, he needs to be.”
Fast Food · $
6374 Gender Road, Canal Winchester
Customers’ favorites
“All of the food was great except the jalapeno cheese bites, which were tough and tasted old. The only reason I had them is because I ordered the bacon cheese bites which were apparently unavailable, even though it is listed is available at this restaurant in the app. I do commend the workers for manning the whole restaurant as a 2 person team, and they were very friendly.”
Fast Food · $
3660 Gender Road, Canal Winchester
Customers’ favorites
“sandwich hot fresh fries old”
Bistros · $
5186 East Main Street, Whitehall
Customers’ favorites
“We needed a place to eat after OTHERWORLD and we found this on Google. Best decision ever. They provide free samples of yummy appetizers and the food itself was completely delicious. Very friendly owners and they treat you like family. I don’t like cheesecake majority of the time but tried theirs and it was also amazing. Spinach Dip, Mushroom Soup, Cheesecake and Burgers (lamb and beef) and the TEA were all phenomenal. 1000/10 recommend!”
Cafe · $
900 Sunbury Road, Columbus
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“love this spot looks corporate but feels like home. Good people, great food and the have private rooms..”
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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.
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