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Dallas Observer's Burger Week, 7 Days of $7 Burgers

How many burgers can you eat in one week? We're thinking seven sounds good.
Download the Burger Week app to get $7 burgers all week.
Download the Burger Week app to get $7 burgers all week. Burgers from Black Tap (left) and Rogers Roundhouse.
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Burger Week is once again upon us, one week a year when we orchestrate a citywide symphony of $7 cheesy deals on burgers. The theme is toasted buns and house-ground beef, special sauces, pickles and candied bacon. All for $7 each.

Burger week starts Monday, May 6, and runs through Sunday, May 12.

You'll use this Burger Week App to traverse the city and visit different restaurants, both new and old, from Dairy Ette to Ye Olde Scarlet Pumperknickle Tavern, Shady's and Bottled Blonde.

If you're reading this on your phone, then use this link to download the app.

The app doesn't cost anything; it just allows you to get the deals and map out your journey. But by using it you'll receive points for each burger you buy, which can win you some prizes. Just be sure to flash it at the restaurants so they know you want the Burger Week special.

We're kicking off Burger Week with a party at 3 Nations Brewing from 5:30 - 8:30 p.m. Saturday, May 4. It'll have a beer and burger special, live music and some snazzy giveaways.


Here's the full list of Burger Week participants:
3 Nations Brewing Grill
Backyard
Barcadia
BarNone
Barrel & Bones
Black Tap
Bottled Blonde
BowlGames
Bowlounge
Burger Schmurger
Burgerlicious Restaurant & Lemonade Bar
Dairy Ette
Doc B's Restaurant
Hamilton's at Lorenzo
JG's Old Fashioned Hamburgers
Liberty Burger
Life's Good Bar & Grill
LSA Burger Co.
Oscar Delta Texas Kitchen
Ozona Grill & Bar
River Pig Saloon
Rodeo Bar
Rogers Roundhouse
Shady's Burgers and Brewhaha
Son Of A Butcher
St. Pete’s Dancing Marlin
Taquería & Tamaleria Nuevo León
The Landmark Prime Rib
The Metropolitan on Main
Thirsty Lion Gastropub & Grill
Ye Olde Scarlet Pumpernickel Tavern
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