Browse menus, reviews and photos of Burger Restaurants near Scappoose.
Bar & Grill · $$
52535 Columbia River Highway, Scappoose
Customers’ favorites
“I just had their halibut tonight 10/10 would recommend! The starter sauce wasn't my favorite, tasted like sweet relish but, the fish was so good, didn't need it”
Pizza · $
51511 Southeast 2nd Street, Scappoose
Customers’ favorites
“Scappoose Fultano's Pizza is a busy place, but don't let that scare you away. They're about rolling up their sleeves and serving with gratitude. Staff is always happy to see customers and willing to stop and ablige us with a photo op. We took my husband's mother to Fultano's. Our server loved seeing her receive flowers from us.”
Burgers · $
51551 Columbia River Highway, Scappoose
Customers’ favorites
“How does this place only have so few stars?! Triston was an excellent server, attention to detail, great annunciation and service with a smile. The tables were clean and more importantly the food was hot and very well prepared, I'm brave enough to say best Burger King I've ever been to. The team that keeps this running would have to be Masters of their craft to keep from customers from waiting. Give Triston a raise, they deserve it! My only grip would be the soda machine, the selection was very subpar and needed a lot more restocking. Sometimes you just have a craving for Dr Pepper 😆.”
Fast Food · $
33558 Havlik Drive, Scappoose
Customers’ favorites
“It was cleaner than most McDonald's and yes the bathroom is included in that, they actually brought the food out and had everyone right and they were smiling nature so I definitely had above average service. The food was hot, but otherwise just McDs as usual. But if you're ranking their restaurants this one is worth the stop. It's of course kid friendly, but it does not have a play area, sorry kids.”
Ice Cream Shop · $
1680 Columbia Boulevard, Saint Helens
Customers’ favorites
“I absolutely loved grabbing a quick bite here. The ice cream was creamy and perfect, and the food hit the spot after a long day of traveling. The staff were so sweet and made the whole experience feel really special. It is definitely one of those charming local spots that I will be dreaming about until I can come back.”
Burgers · $$
305 Strand Street, St. Helens
“For Father's Day, I made a 6:00 p.m. reservation for my partner and me. We were excited to try this newer St. Helens restaurant because the whiskey flights, ribeye steak, and beef Wellington sounded fantastic, and the reviews we had read were very positive. When we arrived a few minutes before 6:00, all of the tables were occupied, and our reserved table wasn't ready yet. The staff needed to clear and clean a table for us before we could be seated. We chose to sit outside on a beautiful evening, though I sometimes worry that outdoor seating can be overlooked when staffing is limited. Unfortunately, our experience started off on the wrong foot. Our server handed us menus from a nearby table that she was still clearing, commenting that it was easier than taking them inside to clean them. The menus were damp and not particularly appealing, but we let it go. We immediately ordered drinks—a whiskey flight and a glass of wine—and were ready to order dinner as well. We ordered a ribeye steak with potatoes and the house salad to share. About 20 minutes later, we received water and a pitcher for the table. The salad arrived shortly after, but our drinks still hadn't appeared. By 6:45, after waiting roughly 45 minutes and still not receiving our drinks, I went inside to cancel our dinner order. The salad was underwhelming, and we needed to get home to care for our dog and administer medications. At that point, the experience took a dramatic turn for the better. The owner Meagan stepped in, asked what had happened, and immediately took responsibility for making things right. She personally brought our drinks, checked on the status of our order, and offered to package everything to go since we were running short on time. She listened attentively to our concerns, treated us with genuine kindness, and even included dessert with our takeout order. At this point we had been talking to the table beside us, and they were in the same boat, had salads, but no drinks and no food, the Owner Meagan addressed their table as well! While the service from our server left a lot to be desired, the owner's professionalism, generosity, and commitment to customer satisfaction completely changed the outcome of the evening. Mistakes happen in restaurants, especially newer ones, but how management responds makes all the difference. The evening didn't go as planned, but thanks to the owner, we left feeling heard and appreciated rather than frustrated. I sincerely hope the service issues are addressed because the owner clearly cares about her customers and the success of her restaurant. I'd be willing to give them another try in the future.”
Cafe · $
16511 Northwest Gillihan Road, Portland
Customers’ favorites
“Best burgers around. Everything is homemade and the beef comes from the farm. So good!!”
Sports Bar · $$
298 South 1st Street, St. Helens
Customers’ favorites
“Best restaurant I've ever been too. Great service, best food. I go there everytime I'm near St Helens. Highly recommend!”
Bar · $
2098 Old Portland Road, Saint Helens
Customers’ favorites
“I absolutely LOVE Pour House. Let me tell you, they have the most amazing food in Saint Helens. My daughter and I are huge fans of the T.B.A. sandwich, while my hubby could scarf down about 15 of their Philly's a week. We usually just get takeout, but I occasionally hang out and have a drink there. The crowds tend to be younger people in their twenties. It can get loud at times (obviously expected). The only downside is that they are closed on Sunday and Monday (today being Monday and im really craving a TBA!). And I adore the staff!!! The bartenders are fantastic and friendly, the cook is just freaking...*chef's kiss*, thats all I can say to describe him lol. I would actually LOVE to work there someday!”
Hamburger · $
715 South Columbia River Highway, Saint Helens
Customers’ favorites
“If you come to Oregon and don't try BV your missing out. The best onion rings anywhere! BurgerVille has been known for decades as making some of the best fast food around and sourcing from local ingredients is the reason why. Staff is always friendly, place is always clean, and atmosphere is perfect. My most recent visit , we had the walla walla burger and walla walla onion rings, strawberry milkshake and oregon hazelnut milkshake.”
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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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