Haywire Burger Bar

The burgers here are TASTY!!! Everyone loved their order. The burgers themselves are very big and I found it hard to finish my meal. The waiter was really awesome and came back a few times to check on us. Will definitely come back!!!!

I went here with my brothers for lunch on a Saturday afternoon. It was not overly crowded so we were sat right away. Our waitress was great and made an excellent meal recommendation for a non burger eater in the chicken blt. We really enjoyed all the food we had including the Buffalo chicken dip, haywire burger and the spicy coleslaw! Really good overall and if I'm in the area again, we will definitely check it out again!

Went for Father’s Day and it was quiet… near empty and was thinking there would be a wait! Ate here several years ago, and the food today was not nearly as good as years past. Food was mediocre at best… burgers were blah and the fries were among the worst we have had on the shoreline. Disappointing experience considering what we were expecting. Total bill for 3 of us with tip was over $100 = 3 burgers, a beer, a shake and a glass of wine.

Came here for lunch with friends and had a great time. The boozy milkshakes were great and my friends really enjoyed their burgers. I’m not the biggest fan of burgers, so I ordered the crispy chicken sandwich, and it was okay. The fries were all great and we loved the option to “Go Haywire” and add all the toppings. I thought the menu had a great variety and some really unique choices for burgers! Definitely a good choice when you need a change from all the seafood in the area.

This restaurant clearly has the potential to earn five stars—their burgers look and sound fantastic. Unfortunately, it’s extremely disappointing that a burger-focused restaurant does not offer a plant-based burger patty as a substitution on any of their signature burgers. In this day and age, that’s a significant and avoidable oversight. While there are a few vegetarian items on the menu, that misses the point. When people choose to go to a burger bar, they want a burger—not a grilled cheese sandwich. Offering a plant-based patty would allow vegetarians to actually participate in the core experience rather than settling for an afterthought. What makes this especially frustrating is that this is a simple accommodation that wouldn’t require major menu changes, yet it would immediately make