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Wayback Burgers Review (2026)

  • Writer: RoadTour.Net Editor
    RoadTour.Net Editor
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We made an unplanned stop by Wayback Burgers. This growing burger chain, known for its commitment to quality and flavor, first opened its doors in 1991 in Newark, Delaware. Since its inception, Wayback Burgers has experienced significant growth and expansion, now boasting over 100 locations across the United States. The brand has built a reputation for serving up delicious, made-to-order burgers that are crafted with fresh ingredients and a variety of toppings, catering to a wide range of tastes and preferences.


Outside an Indiana Wayback Burgers Location - Photo: © RoadTour.Net
Outside an Indiana Wayback Burgers Location - Photo: © RoadTour.Net

Our previous visits to Wayback Burgers have left a good lasting impression. Interestingly, we remember spotting one of their locations inside a Walmart years ago. As we stepped into a Midwest Wayback Burgers location during our recent stop, we were greeted by the familiar, inviting ambiance. The person at the register was very welcoming and friendly. The restaurant looked clean. The nice part was there were no other customers at the time!


Interior of a Wayback Burgers Location - Photo: © RoadTour.Net
Interior of a Wayback Burgers Location - Photo: © RoadTour.Net

We recently had the opportunity to try the Sweet and Spicy Melt, and it was an experience that truly stood out to us. The flavor profile of this melt brought back memories of the beloved Whataburger Sweet & Spicy Bacon Burger, though it was notable that this particular burger did not include bacon. Instead, the Sweet and Spicy melt offered a unique twist that made it equally satisfying in its own right. One of the standout components of the melt was the pineapple jalapeno jam, which we found to be surprisingly delicious. The jam added a delightful layer of complexity to the sandwich, as the sweetness of the pineapple perfectly complemented the spicy kick from the jalapenos. We loved the buttery toasted bun. This unexpected combination created a harmonious blend that enhanced the overall flavor experience.


Sweet and Spicy Melt - Photo: © RoadTour.Net
Sweet and Spicy Melt - Photo: © RoadTour.Net

Wayback Burgers reminds me of Five Guys, probably because of its similar price point, which tends to be on the higher end of the fast-casual dining spectrum. In fact, during our recent visit, the total for one burger meal, which included a burger, fries, and a drink, amounted to over $15.00 after tax. So it won't be going often because of the price. In saying that, we do recommend that you still visit Wayback Burgers because of the food and customer service.


Find a Wayback Burgers location near you here at their official website.

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