Abbey Burger Embraces National Cheeseburger Day with Innovative Burgers

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In honor of National Cheeseburger Day, Abbey Burger in Mt. Washington showcased several burger choices. This local spot is known for attracting both locals and visitors. One of their highlights is the AJ10 burger, named after Adam Jones, a former player for the Orioles. In addition to burgers, Abbey Burger also offers extras such as crab-topped tater tots.

Abbey’s chef, Malik, is responsible for these creations and has included exotic meats in the menu. Alongside the AJ10, other burgers also shine, including Harry's Bistro and the Whiskey Jam burger. As a result, Abbey Burger has set a competitive bar for other burger establishments. Those seeking a comprehensive burger selection will find Abbey Burger meets their needs.

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