Browse menus, reviews and photos of Burger Restaurants near Lake Delton.
American · $
33 Hillman Road, Lake Delton
Customers’ favorites
“We had the fish fry and it was very good! Our server Yaison was excellent.”
German · $
49 Wisconsin Dells Parkway South, Lake Delton
Customers’ favorites
“best food in the area! very reasonable prices and great service. matt (the owner) is a great guy as well!”
Meal Delivery · $$
1090 Wisconsin Dells Parkway South, Lake Delton
“Great waitstaff, Very courteous & food was good,And done exactly how I asked for it!”
Burgers · $
1120 Wisconsin Dells Parkway South, Lake Delton
Customers’ favorites
“While driving semi there are not too many places convenient to park. Parked facing Burger King and stepped inside Market Square Cheese to make a purchase. Unexpectedly a nice lady that worked at the Wisconsin Dells Burger King brings dinner across the 6 or so lanes of road the 2 parking lots to tell me "We know you guys are having a hard time getting a decent meal lately. We just want to let you know that we appreciate all that you do." Thank you Wisconsin Dells, Burger King. Andy Miles, Maximus Transportation LLC”
Hamburger · $
116 4th Avenue, Baraboo
Customers’ favorites
“Had a party of 12. We got great service and the food was great. No one left hungry or disappointed.”
American · $
146 4th Avenue, Baraboo
Customers’ favorites
“We moved away from Baraboo 11 years ago. We never forgot the Little Village Cafe. We were back again tonight and were blown away by the edamame dumplings. The chicken special was better than anything I could get in the big city. And the key lime pie was superb. Will be back again soon. Love, love, love this place.”
Pizza · $
124 Ash Street, Baraboo
Customers’ favorites
“Get the Sicilian style pizza with the works!!!! You must eat the pizza. The rest of the food does look good but the pizza wins hands down and I’ve driven 2 hours for it. Place is cool with exposed brick. Lots of table space. I’ve only sat at the bar and it’s nice too. When it’s busy expect a little wait for food but nothing bad. Plenty of tv sports at the bar. Servers are attentive and friendly. But seriously they have the best pizza I’ve ever eaten.”
Tacos · $
620 West Pine Street, Baraboo
Customers’ favorites
“Fantastic dinner last night, thank you! Husband was impressed with the quality and flavor of his prime rib. We will for sure be dining again with you soon.”
Bar · $
1470 Wisconsin Dells Parkway, Wisconsin Dells
“Had a blast watching the brewer game! Great bartenders and drink specials. Will def be back.”
Burgers · $
740 Elm Street, Wisconsin Dells
Customers’ favorites
“Super great staff! Amazing food and super fun bowling”
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