There are lots of restaurants in Wisconsin that serve great burgers. But if you’re craving one of the best burgers in America, you’ll have to head to Kroll’s East. The longstanding eatery skimps on the frills but more than delivers when it comes to the grub, especially the burgers. Take a look:
No visit to Green Bay would be complete without a visit to Kroll’s East.
Basically a city landmark, the eatery has been serving up great grub since 1945!
The restaurant was remodeled in the 1970s; however, it’s managed to retain an old-school feel.
Another thing that’s remained the same throughout the decades is the eatery’s butter burgers. They’re still made the same way they were when Kroll’s East initially opened.
The signature burgers are by far the most popular item on the menu at Kroll’s East.
Much more than a local tradition, Kroll’s East has topped countless lists throughout the years and was even included on Food Network’s list of the 100 Best Burgers in America.
Sure to please even the toughest of culinary critics, the burgers are made with hand-formed Black Angus beef patties.
After being char-grilled to perfection, each patty is drenched in real Wisconsin butter, placed on a toasted hard roll that’s adorned with your choice of condiments, and cut in half.
The end result is a mouthwatering creation that’s crispy on the outside and is oozing buttery juices from within. For a complete Kroll’s East experience, order a side of onion rings with your butter burger.
When visiting Kroll’s East, ordering a burger is a must; however, burgers aren’t all you’ll find on the menu. The restaurant features a varied fare that includes everything from sandwiches and wraps to seafood and salads.
So, are you ready to pay a visit to Kroll's East and try one of America's best burgers?
For more information, call Kroll’s East at (920) 468-4422. You can also visit the Kroll’s East website or Facebook page.
So, ever dined at Kroll’s East? Have you tried one of the eatery’s signature burgers? If so, how was it? Tell us in the comments section.
This isn’t the state’s only iconic burger joint. Read about another here.
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