Score Big with These 5 Gettysburg Spots for Gametime Burgers

by Elizabeth Puleo

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With the start of football season, there’s nothing quite like watching the game while digging into a juicy, delicious burger. Here are our top 5 picks in Gettysburg for indulging in a mouthwatering patty, catching the game with friends and enjoying a fun, relaxed atmosphere:

The Pub & Restaurant

Located on the famous Gettysburg Square, The Pub & Restaurant is easily accessible to visitors. The spacious building offers both a dining and bar area. The Pub features a large selection of burgers, each with its own unique flavor. Enjoy a classic cheeseburger or—if you’re feeling adventurous—try a burger with chocolate chips and blue cheese! If you crave a little spice, you can also try a burger slathered in Tabasco sauce, jalapenos and Cajun seasoning and take your tastebuds for a wild ride. Sit at the bar and cheer on your favorite team while treating yourself. 20 Lincoln Square, (717) 334-7100

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Gettysburg Eddie’s

Although known for its baseball theme, Gettysburg Eddie’s caters to all sports enthusiasts, young and old. TVs along the walls show the latest football or baseball games or sports trivia. Gettysburg Eddie’s expansive, sports-themed menu has something for everyone, with burgers ranging from a basic hamburger to a spin on a bacon cheeseburger. Several scrumptious sides, including the restaurant’s popular waffle fries, are offered alongside each burger. Be sure to ask for the homemade buttermilk ranch dip! 217 Steinwehr Ave., (717) 334-1100

Blue and Gray Bar & Grill

Also located on the Square, Blue and Gray is the ultimate sports bar, boasting several big screen TVs, a wrap-around bar and a wide variety of burgers. Inspired by the Civil War, the burger menu at Blue and Gray is divided into the Union side and Confederate side. A feast in themselves, the burgers are huge. Whether you fancy a burger with a crab cake, a burger with sausage piled high on top or a burger with a hot dog, Blue and Gray appeals to all appetites. 2 Baltimore St., (717) 334-1999

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Appalachian Brewing Company

Just a short distance from Gettysburg Eddie’s, Appalachian Brewing Company is a great place to relax after a long week, meet up with friends and chow down. Adults will love ABC’s locally brewed beer, and the kids will get a kick out of trying the craft soda. The burger menu, influenced by the Appalachian Trail, also offers a vegetarian option. 259 Steinwehr Ave., (717) 334-2200

The Pike Restaurant & Tap House

If you’re looking for something different, stop by The Pike Restaurant & Tap House, a local favorite. Located on the outskirts of town, The Pike is the perfect place to grab a bite to eat while watching the game on one of more than 10 TVs, including several on the outside deck. Burgers are made with Angus beef and have a distinct smoky flavor. 985 Baltimore Pike, (717) 334-9227