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Southwest Gwinnett Restaurants Take Part in Gwinnett Burger Week

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Explore Gwinnett celebrates a decade of culinary creativity with $10 chef-crafted burgers at 23 locally owned restaurants March 17–23

Explore Gwinnett, the official tourism organization of Gwinnett County, is celebrating the 10th anniversary of its popular Gwinnett Burger Week. Making its anticipated return March 17–23, the event invites burger lovers to enjoy exclusive, chef-crafted creations for just $10 at 23 locally owned restaurants across the county.

“We are proud to celebrate a decade of Gwinnett Burger Week and the incredible talent of some of our very best local chefs,” said Lisa Anders, chief operating officer of Explore Gwinnett.

Close up of a woman's hands with red and white painted nails next to a basket with a large burger and fries. There are stickers for Gwinnett Burger Week on the table in front of her.
photo courtesy of Explore Gwinnett

“What started as a way to highlight locally owned eateries has grown into a beloved tradition, and we cannot wait for the community to see what we have in store for them this year!”

Throughout the week, each of 23 participating restaurants will feature an exclusive, off-menu burger.

A few highlights include:

  • “The Alma” at Marlow’s Tavern (Duluth) — a perfectly seasoned and grilled burger with salsa verde, pepper jack, fried jalapenos, avocado, tortilla strips, lettuce, tomato and onion on a buttered sesame brioche bun.

  • “The Popperazzi” at LR Burger — a Double Smashburger with fried jalapenos, honey bacon and cream cheese.

  • “The B&W Smoke House Smash Burger” at B&W Burgers, Buns & Brews — a Smash Burger with two quarter-pound patties topped with cheese, bratwurst, bacon, onion straws and BBQ drizzle. Winner of the 2024 Burger Week People’s Choice Award.

  • “The GW Feature Burger” at Good Word Brewing & Public House — one 4 oz. grass-fed patty, horseradish cheddar, house-cured bacon bits, crispy jalapenos, sliced sweet onion and boiled peanut mayo on an Alon’s bun.

  •  “The Blue Blaze” at Local on North — a 5.5 oz. burger with secret sauce, candied chipotle maple bacon, blue cheese, lettuce and tomato.

Gwinnett Burger Week digital pass

Back for its second year, the Gwinnett Burger Week Digital Pass encourages diners to check in at participating restaurants and earn points throughout the week, which are redeemable for prizes.

Each check-in is worth one point. Points can be redeemed for exclusive Gwinnett Burger Week merchandise from Explore Gwinnett, including restaurant gift cards, T-shirts, totes, sicker packs and a special edition 10thanniversary burger sticker designed by Lawrenceville-based artist Max Eve in celebration of this milestone.

Diners can also vote for their favorite burger by uploading an image of their receipt to the Gwinnett Burger Week website.

The Wall of Fame

Participants who track their dining experience at 10 or more restaurants throughout the week will be inducted into the Gwinnett Burger Week Wall of Fame with their photo published on Explore Gwinnett’s website.

“Our 10th anniversary milestone reflects the passion and creativity of Gwinnett County’s culinary community and the enthusiasm of all those who make this event a success year after year,” said Anders. “We can’t wait to indulge in the exclusive $10 burger creations ourselves, as we toast to 10 years of one of our favorite events!”

More details

To sign up for the Gwinnett Burger Week Pass, visit exploregwinnett.org/gwinnett-burger-week/burger-week-prize-pass and provide the participant’s name, e-mail address and mobile phone number. A link will be sent to the participant’s phone, allowing them to access the pass and add the pass icon to their home screen.

For a full list of participating restaurants and limited-time burger offerings, visit exploregwinnett.org/gwinnett-burger-week.

Stay up-to-date on the latest Explore Gwinnett news by following @ExploreGwinnett  on Instagram or ExploreGwinnett on Facebook.

Diners are encouraged to share their experience on social media by using the hashtag #GwinnettBurgerWeek.

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