Browse menus, reviews and photos of Burger Restaurants near Prairie Du Chien.
Hamburger · $
118 West Blackhawk Avenue, Prairie du Chien
Customers’ favorites
“I should have taken a picture of the burger but ate it way too quick was pretty amazing! And great staff. 👍 👍”
Fast Food · $
944 South Marquette Road, Prairie du Chien
Customers’ favorites
“We went for breakfast and it was fairly busy. I did go into place my order and use the restroom. There was no line to place the order and they waited on me immediately. The food was fresh and came out in a timely manner. The floors were sticky throughout the entire restaurant. From the cash register, to the bathroom, to the tables we waited at for our food, you could feel your feet stick to the ground, with every step you took. It was hard to find a clean table to wait for our food at. The prices are average, to slightly higher, than other fast food restaurants, with the quality of food be a little better.”
American · $
1915 South Marquette Road, Prairie du Chien
Customers’ favorites
“the remodel really is nice. it feels more comfy in there. I enjoy the food, employees, and ambiance.”
Fast Food · $
1212 South Marquette Road, Prairie du Chien
Customers’ favorites
“DQ is the only fast food we eat. The one in PDC is the best, food is always piping hot, fast, and very friendly service!”
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