Greer’s Burger Garage: A Modern Twist on a Retro Favorite
Introducing Greer’s Burger Garage, the newest hotspot in Hanover! In late March, Greer’s unveiled their long-awaited eatery at108 E Chestnut St.
Why is this so exciting? Greer’s is a unique addition to Hanover’s already diverse food scene. From the outside, Greer’s is illuminated with neon lights, paying homage to early 20th century American dining. When you walk inside Greer’s, it quickly becomes evident why it’s called a burger “garage”. Keeping with the retro theme, the restaurant uses pieces of vintage cars and license plates to decorate the space and deepen the sense of nostalgia.
But it’s not just about the ambiance—Greer’s delivers on taste too! Their menu boasts an enticing selection of smashburgers, from timeless classics like the cheeseburger to creative creations loaded with toppings. If you’re looking for something other than a burger, Greer’s offers hotdogs, sandwiches (“Sando’s”), burger bowls (“Hubcaps”), fries, a special “Garage” sauce, and more. They also have vegetarian options for the non-meat eaters.
Whether you are a visitor to Hanover or a local looking fo ra quick lunch, pop on over to Greer’s Burger Garage!
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