Burger Bar In Bristol, Virginia Has Been Serving Up Classic Burgers Since The 1940s
When it comes to delicious burgers, you can’t go wrong with time-tested tradition. That’s certainly the case at Burger Bar in the charming small town of Bristol, Virginia. The burger joint opened its doors in the 1940s and has been grilling up near-perfect burgers for decades. Along with a quality meal, you can look forward to being welcomed like family when you step inside this classic establishment. After your first bite, you’ll understand why these burgers have been rated among the best in all of Virginia. Here’s more on the original Burger Bar in Bristol.
The Burger Bar has been a Virginia tradition since it opened its doors in 1942. This classic diner has welcomed visitors from near and far and is even believed to be the last place Hank Williams dined before he passed away.
The interior of the restaurant serves as something of a time capsule, with memorabilia from the mid-century and plenty of references to Hank Williams and his famous country tunes.
The menu features an impressive variety of burgers, each named after a different country tune. Some of the most popular include the "I Can't Help It" — a classic burger with bacon and cheese — or the "Move It On Over" with smoky BBQ sauce, onions, and cheese.
And if you thought Burger Bar was only opened for lunch and dinner, think again! This local spot is equally renowned for its delicious breakfasts, as illustrated below.
No matter what time of day you decide to visit Burger Bar, you'll leave with a full stomach and most likely, a country tune in your head.
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Address: 8 Piedmont Avenue, Brisol, VA, 24201
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A lifelong Virginia resident, Beth loves exploring different parts of the world and currently resides in Alexandria. She holds a degree in English Literature and one of her short stories has been featured in the Shenandoah Review. Other interests include hiking, songwriting, and spending time in the mountains.
