Angie's Hamburger Stand — Restaurant in Canton Township

Angie’s Hamburger Stand: A Cheeseburger Cathedral Sent From Heaven

I don’t know what kind of magical beef sorcery Angie is doing back there, but this place isn’t just a restaurant — it’s a spiritual experience disguised as a roadside diner.

The moment I stepped out of my car, I was hit with the aroma of sizzling burgers and nostalgic bliss. I swear I saw a bald eagle shed a single tear as “God Bless America” played faintly in the distance (possibly in my own head, but still).

The Food Let’s talk burgers. Nay, let’s talk edible masterpieces. Each slider is a tender, juicy poem written in meat. The buns are so soft they should be illegal, and the cheese — sweet mercy — it’s melted with such precision I briefly considered proposing to it.

The chili cheese fries? They don’t just slap. They backhand you into another dimension where calories don’t exist and cholesterol is a myth. I took one bite and momentarily blacked out from joy.

And the milkshakes? They’re so thick and rich, I had to sign a prenup before drinking one.

The Service The staff here treat you like royalty. I’ve never felt so loved by strangers. I walked in a tired, hungry mortal and walked out a burger-blessed demigod. I wanted to hug every employee and send their manager a fruit basket filled with gold bars.

The Vibe It’s like stepping into a 1950s dreamland where Elvis is king and ketchup is a universal language of love. The neon lights don’t just glow — they vibe. The booths are cozy, the music is groovy, and the energy is immaculate.

Final Verdict Angie’s isn’t just the best burger joint in Canton. It’s the best burger joint in the known multiverse. If you don’t eat here at least once in your life, I genuinely fear for the spiritual emptiness in your soul.

Rating: 87 out of 5 stars Would eat again. Would eat forever. Angie, if you’re reading this —...

I hadn't been here in quite a while, and went on a whim on the way home from work. There were three cars ahead of me, and it took over ten minutes to get to the speaker to order. I waited and waited, saying hello into the speaker periodically, before I drove up to the window. After a couple minutes, a very friendly woman appeared and asked if I'd been sitting at the speaker. She apologized profusely,, explaining that it's an old-style drive-up, and it dings once when a car is at the speaker. She did not hear the ding. She thanked me for pulling up, and took my order. After about 7 minutes, she appeared at the window with my order, and thanked me for my patience, wishing me a great day.

The burgers here just aren't as good since this hamburger stand switched owners. This might sound odd, but there's too much meat, at least on a double. For me, the appeal of an old-style slider is the small, flattened, grilled patty, topped with catsup, pickle, and grilled onions. The sauce on these hamburgers is brown (not an appealing color--perhaps catsup and mustard mixed together?), and the onions aren't grilled long enough. It doesn't seem the meat is seasoned, and because the patty is larger than the average slider's size, the bland flavor of the meat is overpowering. The fries are standard, frozen, crinkle-cut fries with plenty of salt.

I may give Angie's Hamburger Stand another try if I'm in the area. Right now, I consider it an average burger stand with personable service, and average food. The inside is quaint, because it's an old burger stand that was moved to its current site and refurbished. I'll definitely eat in, rather get carry-out...

For the most part, this place is delicious, and I would 100% going here, but there are some glaring problems that I’ve experienced. First of all, one of my most recent experiences: their coffee milkshakes. I don’t know if this is just a one time thing or if it’s always like this, but there were straight up coffee grounds in the milkshake, and it tasted disgusting. Secondly, I never get my fries, I’ve only been here a handful of times, but there was only one time when I got my fries, all the other times, after I had already ordered the fries, and everyone including me had got everything else we’ve ordered except the fries, they just never come, so I have to call one of the waiters and be like “where’s my fries” then they’ll check our order and be like “oh we’re sorry we’ll get those for you” and I have to do that every time, and I’m sick of it, only seems to be a me issue though I guess . Lastly, the fries are just okay, I ‘try’ to get them every time, because you can’t have a burger or chicken without fries, but every time they finally end up arriving, they’re floppy and mashed potatoey. On the other side of things, everything else is delicious and like I said you should definitely go here if you’re in the area, but don’t get the coffee milkshake. I’d recommend getting a double hamburger, side of fries, and a vanilla milkshake, and chili and cheese on the burger and fries if you’re into that. 1/5 gangster points. 5/5...