Posted in Michigan June 30, 2017 by Sophie Boudreau

Everyone Goes Nuts For The Hamburgers At This Nostalgic Eatery In Michigan

When hunger strikes, does anything hit the spot quite like a tasty burger? We think not! Hearty beef cooked to perfection and topped with all sorts of delights — it’s tough to imagine a more delicious meal. Here in Michigan, there’s one classic burger joint that will keep you returning time and time again.

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Redamak’s Tavern is located at 616 East Buffalo Street in the town of New Buffalo.

This awesome eatery has truly stood the test of time, and it frequently tops the list of best hamburger joints in the Great Lakes State.

Redamak’s was established in 1946 by husband and wife team George and Gladys Redamak. The restaurant prides itself on quality food and family values.

While the early operations at Redamak’s ran on a slightly less organized schedule than today, this "organized chaos" didn’t stop the eatery from developing a famous (and oh-so-tasty) hamburger.

Today, you’ll be treated to a sense of nostalgia as you enter the welcoming atmosphere at Redamak’s. When you step inside, you’ll feel like family.

Now, let’s talk about the real attraction here: the burgers! Each burger at Redamak’s weighs approximately five ounces before being cooked to order.

Each bite of a Redamak’s burger is decidedly juicy and overflowing with flavor. No matter what you choose to top it with, we promise your selection won’t disappoint.

Looking for something even heartier? Order "The Ultimate" burger, which weighs in at a whopping 8 ounces before cooking. Talk about mouthwatering!

Whether you prefer your burger covered in gooey cheese, topped with lots of ketchup, or something a little more plain, there’s an option here to satisfy you.

Redamak’s can even be rented out for parties or other special events — can you imagine a better place to enjoy a fun evening with loved ones?

In true "nostalgic restaurant" form, Redamak’s only accepts cash payment, so you can leave your credit cards behind when you stop in for dinner here.

Grab a few friends, hop in the car, and make a journey out to Redamak’s. No matter how many times you’ve visited, you’re sure to be charmed.

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