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221 Eagleview Blvd. Exton, PA 19341
610-594-5500
Hours: Monday-Thursday 10-9
Friday-Saturday 10-10 Sunday 11-8
Delivery available within 5
miles
Restaurant Synopsis:
To Butcher’s Burgers and Grill, food is synonymous with
freshness, quality and a hot grill. They
are your quintessential family business, preserving one of America’s great
traditions: a really good burger. They keep it simple, staying away from
assembly-line work and prepare their dishes upon ordering and entirely from
scratch.
What we sampled:
Mediterranean Fries
$3.99
Gorgonzola Burger $6.99
Golden Burger $6.99
Butcher Dog $3.29
Chocolate Milkshake $3.99
Black and White Milkshake
$3.99
After dinner, we sat down with George, Butchers owner, as he told us about
some of the other offerings on the menu.
He has chicken breasts for his salads and sandwiches that he marinates
in a homemade marinade and cooks to order (just like everything else). Their cheese steaks are another popular item,
which George attributes to the finer cuts of beef he gets his steak from. Their Gyros are a source of pride for him,
with a homemade marinade specific to the sandwich, and that amazing tzatziki
sauce. All of their breads (except for
the burger rolls) are delivered fresh from the Conshohocken bakery, which makes
for an excellent sandwich, no matter what you choose.
George offers generous and
customizable catering trays, with the option for weekly and monthly
accounts. He also offers packs of
mini-burgers, which are great for a picnic lunch or a day of boating at Marsh
Creek Park. The Butcher’s Burgers and
Grill menu included coupons for your next visit (and we are offering coupons as
part of this review too), and believe me, you will be back. Scroll down under reviews for coupons!!
Kelly
says:
Butcher’s
Burgers has been around for a while in the Lionville Shopping Center, but new
owners George and Theo have made some sweeping changes to the restaurant in the
five months that they have been at the helm.
From the outside, it looks like your basic burger joint, but looks can
be very deceiving! With indoor and
outdoor seating, this clean, fast casual eatery offers something for every
appetite. And with nothing on the menu
over $9.00, it offers something for every budget as well. Butcher’s Burgers offers café style service,
where you place your order at the counter, and get your food delivered to your
table.
The
new menu additions include hoagies, Panini’s, wraps, and an expanded salad and
specialty burger menu, as well as some Mediterranean specialties that
definitely do not fit in the “burger joint” mold. Melanie and I started our meal with
Mediterranean fries that are hand cut on site, and topped with oil, vinegar,
herbs and feta cheese-definitely a step up from your cheese fries with
whiz! The presentation of the fries was
superb, prompting Melanie and I to capture a photo before digging in. They were delicious, and I had to fight to
not lick the wrap once we finished every single one of them. Well, OK, once I finished every single one of
them! Our burgers came out shortly after
the fries, and I am not exaggerating when I say that mine was heaven on a
bun. The meat, which is ground from
thick slabs of beef that are on display for the customers, was fresh and
hearty, and done to perfection. I
ordered the Gorgonzola burger, based on George’s recommendation, and was
delighted with the generous amount of perfectly sautéed portabella mushrooms,
flavorful roasted red peppers and gorgonzola cheese that decorated my
patty. The toppings and the burger were
perfectly balanced, and enveloped in a wonderfully soft Pepperidge Farm bun. The bun was just enough, not an overabundance
of bread, because George says, “It’s all about the burger, right?”.
After we
polished off our burgers, one of the team members brought us their Butcher Dog,
which is a house specialty. The
implication that this dish has anything to do with a hot dog is a gross injustice! It is described on the menu as “homemade beef
sausage on a hoagie roll”, which also doesn’t quite fit this sandwich. It doesn’t taste like sausage-the beef that
George cooks with onions and garlic and herbs has a flavor that is unique and
wonderful. It is served on a roll fresh
from the Conshohocken bakery and is topped with lettuce, tomato, onion and
their own homemade tzatziki sauce, which is a Greek cucumber and yogurt sauce
with a garlic kick. The Butcher Dog
comes with a side of onion rings, which are substantial rings, with a crisp
batter coating-great flavor and texture!
To top off
our meal, we indulged in the milkshakes, since they are also a hot item. Consisting solely of ice cream and milk, the
shakes were the perfect thickness, and absolutely delicious.
I am only sorry I didn’t leave room
to try some of the other offerings on the menu, like the Spicy Tex Mex salad,
the Chicken Gyro, or the ALT (avacado, lettuce and tomato). Needless to say, I will be back, and will
resist the urge to order another amazing burger so I can sample some of the
other dishes that come so highly recommended.
Thanks to George and his team for showing us how great a “burger joint”
can be!
Melanie
says:
Butcher’s
Burgers and Grill is a 50’s style restaurant tucked onto Eagleview Blvd.
adjacent to Target and close to both Rt. 100 and Rt. 113. An affordable family friendly restaurant,
Butcher’s Burgers and Grill has something everyone in the family will enjoy;
there are even four vegetarian entrees to choose from. The kids have three budget friendly (under
$5!) meal combos that are sure to please even the pickiest eater. And Mom and Dad have over fifty
mouth-watering entrees that are freshly prepared and cooked to order to select
from on Butcher’s Burgers Grill’s detailed menu.
Kelly
and I started our dinner with Mediterranean Fries; fresh, hand cut fries,
drizzled with olive oil and vinegar with sprinkles of feta cheese on top. I have never had fries like these
before! Lighter than traditional cheese fries, these were flavorful without
ruining my appetite for my burger. 
And thank goodness for that! I ordered the Golden Burger: bacon, lettuce,
tomato, onion, Parmesan cheese and mayonnaise on a soft sesame seed bun. (Confession:
I didn’t get the lettuce, tomato and onion on my burger, as I am not a
big fan of vegetables.) I ordered my
burger rare, and was pleased to see the pink in the center. These guys really do cook to order! The mayonnaise and Parmesan cheese was a
smooth, cheesy compliment to the crisp bacon.
My burger was so tender, that a couple of chunks of it fell off of the
bottom as I was eating it. I love when
that happens!
Next, Kelly and I split a Butcher Dog, which was not
a “dog” at all! A unique blend of spices
was throughout the beef, which was topped by Butcher’s Burgers and Grill’s own
homemade tzatziki sauce. Their tzatziki
sauce is a blend of garlic and cucumber, giving a sweet, tangy flavor to the
sandwich. It was topped with lettuce,
tomato and onion (which I removed from my half) and came with onion rings. I thoroughly enjoyed the unique “dog”, it has
a flavor combination I have never had before, and I highly recommend you give
it a try when you visit them. (And at
$3.29 it is a super affordable lunch!)
Even after eating all of that, I
managed to save room for a chocolate milkshake made the old fashioned way. Butcher’s Burgers and Grill uses only milk
and ice cream to make their milkshakes…no fake syrups here! (Which means no added sugar!) It was the perfect ending to a delicious
meal! Thank you Butcher’s Burgers and
Grill!
MelanieRRRoCC@aol.com
KellyRRRoCC@aol.com
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