American · $
1 Whitey's Booze N' Burgers
3600 Brecksville Road, Richfield
- Take-Out
Customers’ favorites
- Chili Sampler Platter
- Firecracker Burger
- Battered Mushrooms
- Bacon Cheeseburger
“Great food and large portions. cash only accepted.”
Browse menus, reviews and photos of Burger Restaurants near Richfield.
American · $
3600 Brecksville Road, Richfield
Customers’ favorites
“Great food and large portions. cash only accepted.”
Pubs · $
4635 West Streetsboro Road, Richfield
Customers’ favorites
“Bar maid's boy friend was at the end of the bar. Needless to say he got 80% of her attention. It was difficult to spend money or get a drink. Food tasted great. Although my French dip sandwich came with enough dip for about two bites. I would guess it was just the bar maid doing a poor job. She spent a lot of time in the kitchen. The Thursday day bar tender needs a different job. I will return hoping for better service.”
Fast Food · $
3921 Wheatley Road, Richfield
Customers’ favorites
“Friendly service Go there every morning for ice coffee always greeted with a smile”
Fast Food · $
5219 Brecksville Road, Richfield
Customers’ favorites
“The nastiest hamburger I have ever eaten in my life. What happened to Wendy’s after Dave died. The whole restaurant chain is terrible. As a trucker this is the only thing to eat at a lot of truckstops and they are serving us something That taste like horse meat. There’s no way you’re going to convince me that that was real 100% Angus beef I just ate. I’m sorry I have to stick my finger down my throat before I get sick.🤢🤮”
Hamburger · $
40 Brookmont Road, Akron
Customers’ favorites
“I have gone there once a week for the last three weeks and the hamburgers are always cold. We had burgers today and all three of us got cold burgers today. The other people in the car did like the milkshakes though.”
Hamburger · $
4280 State Road, Peninsula
Customers’ favorites
“As always dinner was DELICIOUS and had the ABSOLUTELY best spot to watch 4th of July fireworks! Thank you to the whole crew!”
Fast Food · $
7635 Broadview Road, Seven Hills
Customers’ favorites
“Anne was amazing & fast with bring out our food !!”
Bar & Grill · $
7525 Broadview Road, Seven Hills
Customers’ favorites
“Great family run bar with good food, drinks and service. Went on a Monday night...managers special was Chicken Paprikash and a salad for $10. 👍👍 We ordered the Paprikash and a Chicken 🐔 Tenders and fries 🍟. Everything was excellent and we will be back. Food specials every day.”
Bar · $
1382 Ridge Road, Hinckley
Customers’ favorites
“Good food, great staff and friendly patrons !!!!”
Burgers · $$
1682 West Market Street, Akron
Customers’ favorites
“The staff is wonderful & the atmosphere is one of the best! I was in the area for medical stuff & found this hidden gem! I will definitely be returning! The food was absolutely delicious & reasonably priced. The restaurant & bathrooms were clean. I highly recommend trying this place.”
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