10 Best Burger Restaurants near Whately

“Toms is a staple in our household. Been going for years; multi-generational. Highly recommended. Hot dogs are the best, french fries (local potatoes) & polish dishes (homemade) are a close second! Highly recommended. Call ahead an order and save yourself the wait!Parking: Easy parking; rock paved. Plenty regardless of how busy!Kid-friendliness: Big semi-fenced field in the back/side to run and play. Bring your own toys and youve got a party!Wheelchair accessibility: All one level. Paved and concrete.“

“This is a quaint and friendly coffee and breakfast shop with freshly made food, coffee, lattes, and other drinks along with pastries omelets and more. It appears to have many local regulars. My pesto omelet loaded with vegetables was so good but I had to take half home it was so large. There was not a crumb left by my friend of his French toast with strawberries and whip cream which was totally devoured by him!“

“I got a small pizza back in October of 2022 and didn't like the violife shreds on it as I felt it tasted kind of gummy like but today I got a calzone with the cashew cheese and its delicious and tastes just like ricotta! if you get pizza or a calzone i reccomend the cashew cheese as it tastes better imo than the processed kind. Also want to try their cashew sauce in the future when I do a cheese less pizza for next time. The mushrooms in my calzone are amazing and it almost tastes exactly like a calzone I used to eat before I was vegan. It was really nice today to be able to go back and eat something like from my past. Also the sunshine greens juice was delicious too.“

“While the burgers are average in size, they are not very big but not small either; my teenage boy needed 2 burgers to fill him. Average burger here cost $8-14 each.Two burgers = $18 and does not come with any accompaniments. That’s about what it'll cost for one big burger including sides at a nice restaurant like the North Hampton brewery we had originally wanted to go.If you just buy a burger and add a side like the fried rings or fries, you’re also out about $15-18/pp.So, you really only save not having to pay service charges at a fancier place but otherwise it’s not cheap.Google list this as “fast food” just so you know it’s not fast food prices. It’s in between ff and a diner.I wish they didn’t use peanut oil for all the fried foods limiting options for those who are allergic (their other new brunch doesn’t use peanut oil). Also, find the Oreo milkshake overly blended.That said, the burgers are very delicious! All the patties are identical in quality and size. They add toppings and sauces to give varieties to your choice eg teriyaki burger has a pineapple slice and sweet sauce added to it.The staff are also awesome and deserve a A plus shout out.Atmosphere is nice, college goers and great for families too. Cool to see family operated business thriving in a small town.“

“Daphne was our server and was pleasant and professional. The food was delicious and prepared to our specifications. Salads were crisp and fresh and the salmon cooked well-done as order, just a tad too salty. The restaurant itself was a bit chilly, which is unusual.“

“I hosted a surprise 30th birthday party here and I cannot say enough good things about it. Jon, the owner, was extremely helpful, professional, and flexible with all of my needs. The food provided for the buffet was AMAZING and the atmosphere was all around 10/10. I would recommend JJs to everyone! Especially if you’re looking to host an event.“

“Ate late breakfast there today, February 28. I am celiac so was grateful there are GF options on the menu. I was going to order the huevos rancheros but our server, Connor, checked with the kitchen and they could not guarantee that the corn tortillas were gluten free. I am very grateful to our server that he took the time to make sure I would not be exposed to gluten. I ordered the eggs in purgatory instead and it was delicious. My husband ordered the breakfast burrito and said it was great. Thank you to Connor for taking good care of me. Going out to eat with celiac disease can be anxiety inducing and Connor should be commended for his care.“

“Hadn't been here since it changed owners. We were really happy with it. Service is absolutely top notch. Food was great. The menu is totally fresh and new. And they haven't messed with the charm of the original decor. We'll be going back soon!“

“New to Hadley! Five Guys burgers! Very tasty burgers and the fries are great! Watch how you order as it can add up quickly!updated: 6/2/23 ate lunch today ordered 2 burgers and regular size fries! Keep in mind that each burger has 2 patties! You add whatever toppings you desire to the burgers! My wife and I split the fries! Their fries are awesome! Good food and good service! Check em out!!updated 12/15/23 also don't forget they also offer hot dogs at reasonable prices! Free peanuts to munch on here as well!! Enjoy!!“

“The food was excellent but a limited menu although it's expected being a Wurst house their business is sausages. The two times I've visited it has been a bit loud but because of the openness of the space with high ceilings it's not surprising. The beer selection is excellent and seems to have some seasonal rotation. You won't find a full German pub experience here but it's true to its name the Wurst house.“