Dayton Burger Week 2025 returns with 24 restaurants
DAYTON, Ohio (WDTN) — A longtime annual celebration of the hamburger has returned this week with enough specialty burgers and deals to impress even 'Pulp Fiction's Jules.
Dayton Burger Week, running through Sunday, June 15, features 24 restaurants offering deals for lunch or dinner, starting at $9.
As you're already going to be taking pictures of your food for social media, you can also win gift cards by tagging both the restaurant and the Miami Valley Restaurant Association, the week's sponsor.
With 24 restaurants and both lunch and dinner offerings, we can't include the full menus here. However, you can find complete menus, hours and contact information at the MVRA's Dine Out Dayton website.
Agave & Rye
11 N Main St., Centerville
7125 Fountain View Dr., Liberty Township
2 N. Market St., Troy
Amber Rose, 1400 Valley St.
All The Best Deli, 5940 Far Hills Ave.
Archer's Tavern, 9496 Dayton Lebanon Pike, Centerville
The Barrel, 857 West Central Ave., Springboro
Bunker's Sports Bar and Grill, 893 E. National Road, Vandalia
Carvers Steaks & Chops, 1535 Miamisburg-Centerville Road, Centerville
Chappys Social House, 7880 Washington Village Dr.
Cowboy Sally's, 7521 Gibson St., Liberty Township
Crooked Handle Brewing Company
123 N. Main St., Piqua
760 N. Main St., Springboro
Dayton Barbecue Company, 1000 Carillon Blvd.
Doubleday's Grill and Tavern, 101 E. Alex-Bell Road
Dublin Pub, 300 Wayne Ave.
The Famous Restaurant, 953 S. Main St., Centerville
The Florentine Restaurant, 21 W. Market St., Germantown
The Last Queen, 210 E. Main St., Enon
Loose Ends Brewing Company, 890 S. Main St., Centerville
Lucky Star Brewery and Cantina, 219 S. 2nd St., Miamisburg
Mr. Boro's Tavern, 495 N. Main St.
Nick's Restaurant, 1443 N. Detroit St., Xenia,
Rip Rap Roadhouse, 6024 Rip Rap Road
Romer's Bar & Grill, 4439 W. Franklin St., Bellbrook
Stone House Tavern, 253 S. Main St., Waynesville
Treasure Island Supper Club, 4250 Chief Woods Lane, Moraine
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