360 Burger — Restaurant in Ohio

Tour of taste & all-around awesome experience at the 360 Burger!

Located about ten miles or a short 15-20 minute drive from Salt Fork State Park, 360 Burger proudly serves appetizing, locally harvested food products. It’s literally a ‘burger lover’s’ haven with plenty of parking & BEER!

We were visiting the area, but this establishment was a stand out in an absolutely beautiful part of Ohio. The atmosphere is casual, family-friendly dining. It would also be a great place to hang with friends, especially in warmer weather, as there was a covered patio with plenty of outdoor seating. It’s modeled after casual-quick with order placement at the counter & then your burger delights are served table-side. There was what we called ‘The Condiments Station’ that was a neat flavor feature. The homemade “360 Sauce” is the bomb with burgers & fries (it’s a tangy white sauce with hint of onion aftertaste).

The food & service (Allison) were of excellent quantity & quality all day long. The 360 Burger menu is simple yet descriptive. We ordered a Farmhouse (Single) Burger topped with bacon, eggs, & ham, a ‘Shroom Burger double stacked with a huge portobello cap, 2 Kids’ Cheeseburger meals, a large fries, & even though they serve suds & shakes, we went with soda pop.

Kudos to the chef/grill master! The burgers tasted fantastically grilled to perfection. 360’s burgers gave you that all encompassing flavor explosion that you expect from a great burger joint. The burgers were juicy & delicious, literally bursting at the seems from freshness, which is exactly how they brand the restaurant.

A family of four (4) may expect to spend $30 to $40 with plenty of cush for a decent tip, depending on food selection, beverages, sides, & desserts, which are available to suit any tastes or preferences. If I had one critique, it would be that 360 Burger consider plated service for dine-in. We would definitely return to this spot to dine, & I would try the Spicy Bacon Burger, on...

We were really excited to try this place as our family of 4 loves a good burger and we often choose new places based on reviews on trip advisor.

I'll start with the positives. The young lady taking our order was very friendly and helpful. The milkshakes were good and reasonably priced. We had strawberry, peanut butter and salted caramel. The salted caramel was a boozy milkshake minus the booze since they weren't allowed to serve alcohol on a Sunday. The shakes were ready quick.

The food took quite a while to make which I have no problem with. The issue was the burgers were so dry and overcooked. They used good quality buns and toppings but the burger itself was not good at all because it was so dry. We also got an order of onion rings and an order of french fries to split among the 4 of us. The serving size was good. The fries were good and what I would expect at a burger joint. Once again, the onion rings were overcooked. There are no servers here - you place your order at the counter and then go grab it when it is ready. We did not go back to the counter to complain about the food so in their defense, they did not have a chance to fix it. If we had a server, we probably would have said something.

Overall, we were disappointed and would not go back unless we were only wanting ice cream. I am not sure how they have such amazing reviews - maybe they are having staffing issues like everyone else. Hopefully, we just had an isolated...

A very quaint little burger joint, practically the only restaurant in a 10-15 mile radius. We were in town at the Salt Fork Lodge, and needed dinner. They close at 8, we arrived at 7, and we figured an hour would be PLENTY of time for a quick sandwich. Well, it took over 30 minutes for our food to arrive, so we were left scrambling to finish before they closed. I had the shroom burger, the wife had the 360 burger, and both were suitably tasty, well made burgers. Nothing life-altering, but far from boring. We also grabbed orders of onion rings and fries, and the portion sizes of both were INCREDIBLE, especially for the prices!! The onion rings were hot, crispy, and delicious, especially dipped in their 360 sauce. REAL onions!! And more than enough for two hungry people. The fries… were luke warm at best. Crispy, hand cut, and tasty, but I’m pretty sure we got the end-of-the-night dredges. Probably 80% were ends, bits, and pieces of fries (see photo) that were VERY cooked and over salted. I’m sure had we been there at a busier time, these fries are probably fantastic when hot and whole. That wasn’t our experience - but at $3.50 for a mountain of tepid ends and pieces, I guess it was still a deal, despite the disappointment. HOWEVER - my wife’s Kahlua Cookies & Cream boozy milkshake more than made up for the disappointing fries!! Well balanced, thick, rich, and creamy deliciousness. All in all, we’d definitely...