10 Best Burger Restaurants in Strongsville

“We had been given a gift card to The Rail, as there was a location near us in Akron. We decided to finally get around to use the gift card, because you know they just sit in those drawers forever, and discovered that the Akron location had closed. We didn't want to lose our money, so we made the trip to Strongsville so that we could use up our card. This location is in a strip mall near a large shopping mall. Plenty of parking, and the restaurant had lots of great seating options. The wait staff was very friendly, and attentive. We both got the smash burger special and it was delicious! Definitely recommend!“

“We tried their double beef burgers for lunch a month ago , these burgers have become our favorite. Went back a couple of weeks later and ordered the chicken sandwiches, fantastic. Must try place, everything is so fresh, did I forget to mention the fries, so good.“

“Great Food!!!!! Thank you!“

“Good food, fast and friendly service, but at the mall.

The Burger was good. Got the signature. My girlfriend through it tasted pretty close to In and Out, but I didn't get that vibe. It was good, but not THAT good. Was well seasoned and tasted how a burger should if you made it yourself at home. The potentially potato bun was nice since it held up and didn't become a soggy diaper like Five Guys. Wanna try the Flaming Hot Burger and the Cool Ranch one next

Service was fast and friendly.

It's at the mall, so the atmosphere was nothing crazy. I will say that the menu does not list the nutritional values/calorie counts and even on verbal request, the employees could not provide it to us, which I'm pretty sure is illegal.“

“This venue is truly remarkable… they always extend a warm welcome to returning customers, making them feel like family. The grilled cheese with 2-3 patties is a must-try. The staff consistently provides exceptional service, demonstrating kindness to every customer. I highly recommend stopping by this location. It is undoubtedly the best location.“

“I don't usually do reviews, but I just have to. Gilbert Noel is the absolute best customer service person you could hope to have. He is always smiling, has a GREAT attitude and is the real reason we go there . If I owned a company, I would do everything I could to hire him away. The food is always good, Gilbert is great!!“

“Really only leaving a review to give credit to the amazing employee that worked the register tonight. He was extremely charismatic and had a great energy about him. I couldn’t find his name on the receipt but I called the store and they believe I was referring to Jacob. He had longer black/brown hair and worked on register 1. He told us to “come on down for some great food” and then delivered our Togo food by saying “got some delicious food for you”. I haven’t seen energy like that from a fast food worker in a long time. He definitely deserves a raise and I hope he is valued by management.“

“We had Tammy! She was amazing very attentive to us and her other tables as she was very busy, seemed like they were hit at once the food did take a little longer then usual but the food was still amazing fresh thank you again Tammy for the amazing experience ( the bartender working tonight was a little to loud talking down about the servers not running drinks fast enough.. I was far from the bar area)“

“Congratulations Strongsville DQ! You made my Brownie Batter Blizzard the right way! (There were two previous purchases from two other locations that couldn't get it right) Chocolate ice cream (the real stuff - not vanilla ice cream mixed with chocolate syrup) and actual chunks of brownie (not brownies obliterated by the mixer). You'll have all my Brownie Batter Blizzard business from here on out! SO happy! Thank you!“

“In the heart of the Strongsville mall food court, culinary magic exists in the form of a Dairy Queen hot dog topped with yellow mustard and a side of nacho-flavored Doritos. It’s a symphony of textures—the snap of the frank, the tang of mustard, and the satisfying crunch of chips. Paired with an icy Coke Zero. More than lunch; it’s an indulgent celebration of mall culture. Between the din of shoppers and warm glow of the skylight, each bite tastes like nostalgia and freedom served in a red cardboard box.“