"Indulge in Delicious Deals and Unique Burger Creations at the Return of Long Beach Burger Week!"

Get Ready for Long Beach Burger Week!

Long Beach Burger Week is back for its fourth installment, starting this Sunday and running through July 28. With over two dozen restaurants participating throughout Long Beach, there are plenty of special offerings to satisfy your burger cravings, ranging from $5 to $25.

• Indulge in a $5 Hand Held Burger Pie from Polly’s Pies in California Heights
• Splurge on a $25 Garlic Bread Burger from Parker’s Lighthouse at Shoreline Village

For the furry friends, burgers for dogs will also be available for $5 at Jimmy E’s Bar & Grill, The Attic, Crack Burgers, and Hangry Belly.

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Don't miss out on the $10 Double Crunch Burger at The Win~Dow on Second Street, or grab a Single Smashburger with a 24-ounce lemonade for $10 from StrongBeach Lemonade & Grill. Craving something unique? Try the Thai Burger from Crack Burgers at the Bixby Village Golf Course.

If you're willing to spend a little more, burgers in the $15 range can be found at various restaurants like The Ordinaire, Union@Compound, ZuZu’s Petals, The Nook Breakfast Spot, and more. A standout option is The Cowboy From Hell at Grill ‘Em All, featuring pulled BBQ chicken, jalapeno bacon, garlic aioli, cheddar, red onions, lettuce, and mosh pit BBQ sauce.

ISM Brew Pub is offering two unique $20 burgers: The A-Line to ISM burger with honey-glazed pork belly and fig jam on ciabatta bread, and the Mahalo Madness with oyster mushroom, teriyaki, and pineapple on a toasted ciabatta.

Organized by nonprofit Long Beach Food & Beverage, Burger Week aims to support the local economy and encourage in-person visits to restaurants. There are no tickets or passes required, and the deals are available for dine-in, take-out, or delivery.

Representatives from various restaurants kicked off Burger Week by serving up delicious burgers to those in need at Long Beach Rescue Mission’s Samaritan House on Pacific Avenue. Check out the full list of offerings and participating restaurants on the official Long Beach Burger Week website.

What do you think?

• Which burger are you most excited to try during Burger Week?
• Do you think Burger Week is a good way to support local businesses?
• Are there any restaurants you wish were participating in Burger Week?