Browse menus, reviews and photos of Burger Restaurants near Elkins.
American · $
800 7th Street, Elkins
Customers’ favorites
“Best breakfast in Elkins!”
American · $
1513 Harrison Avenue, Elkins
Customers’ favorites
“we went there for breakfast and the waitress was very sweet and polite. I highly recommend eating there. The owners are very nice people. It has a very welcoming and calming environment.”
Brewery
25 Bowstring Lane, Elkins
“Friendly staff, service was great and the food was absolutely delicious. PB&J burger, pretzel bites and beer cheese and the when pigs fly wings, must get!”
Burgers · $
729 Beverly Pike, Elkins
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“Girl who was running window was very sweet,and nice to us it was around 9pm.I didn't catch her name.You guys were very professional but and right on cue even though I can tell she was exhausted.I told her my wife used to work fast food and we know it's hard work,but she did amazing and got us out of there fast.Give that girl a raise,and a pat in the back This was the date Aug 7 2025.Wish we caught her name but I'm sure you can figure it out.”
American · $
789 Beverly Pike, Elkins
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“Best burgers me and my husband had in years I’m from Fayetteville nc area and came here passing to another place the staff is amazing and servers were on point. This Applebees is truly like no other one, this location definitely went above and beyond.Thank you Applebees staff!!!”
Fast Food · $
20 Valley Pointe Drive, Elkins
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“My 8 year old says your place is the best and that nothing is better than dairy queen's gravy and fries. I called to see if they served gravy and they answered quickly! When we pulled up they gave us an extra gravy! We have been in Connecticut where dairy queens there do not have gravy ??Thank you Elkins DQ!!!”
Fast Food · $
27 Randolph Avenue, Elkins
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“I was at Hardee's yesterday afternoon and the two women that were working were doing a fantastic job l really felt really sorry for them and the man in the back was not nice to them,they did tell us it was going to be a while because they were short handed but an hour was a bit long. I heard everything, he was super loud and rude. It was all due to HIS negligence.”
Fast Food · $
446 Randolph Avenue, Elkins
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“So normally I would never review a McDonalds because I rarely go to one and honestly unless it's a bad one aren't they pretty much all the same? But a buddy texted me and asked if I had test driven the new Big Arch burger. I told him no and that I really hadn't planned to. He said he had and it was really good. So next time I saw one I thought let me give it a spin. First of all it was just over $9 for the big arch. When she told me that I about fainted. I got it to go but then I decided I would just eat it there. I have to admit it's probably the best burger McDonald's has had since the McDLT. This is this is a big burger. I think most normal people would struggle to finish it but I hadn't eaten since the night before and probably could have gotten another one but I wouldn't spending $20 on two burgers. Also the crew here was very nice and seem to be helping each other out and there was no attitude. It was also nicely done inside which kind of shocked me. They have a nice outdoor sitting area and there was a lady sitting out there with a Dalmatian so I guess they are pet friendly.”
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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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