Burger Barn

I stopped into Burger Barn on my way up to Virginia for Thanksgiving. It was easy to find just a short distance from Main St. in Warrenton. Look for the white-gray nondescript building just passed the NAPA Auto Parts. You park and order at the window then wait in the parking lot for your order to be called. I had a really hard time hearing the cashier who was taking my order and she seemed to get frustrated at me for that. Between the distance between us and the cars going by on Macon street, there is a healthy amount of background noise. I ordered a hot dog with chili, mustard, and slaw and a regular cheeseburger. Once I picked up my food, I drove up to Main street and sat in front of the courthouse to enjoy my food. Both the hot dog and the hamburger were good. The burger was a bit overdone for my liking but that's ok. The toppings were good but I wanted the patty to be more seasoned. The hot dog had good flavor and the cole slaw and chili went together well. There was a crowd when I arrived and when I left so I know this is a go-to spot in Warrenton so keep that in mind for your visit.

Serving food since the 1930's Burger Barn is right next to NAPA auto parts and has the look of a community staple. It's a little run down but the workers are kind and man, is the food good!We got cheeseburgers with bacon and it was delicious. Perfectly cooked, not too greasy, full of deep smoky flavor. They use American cheese which is not my favorite and the fries weren't very flavorful but they do come with salt and pepper in the bag.There's a gravel lot to park in but nowhere to sit and eat so come prepared for a car trunk picnic.

Wouldn't know what the food was like because when I got there at 245 and waited for a few minutes I was informed they were closed and didn't have any food left. Doesn't appear to be a well run burger joint

My annual go to spot when I'm traveling through North Carolina. On my most recent stop here I had been working a photography run on US-158 with another photographer and said "Hey, I know where we're going for lunch". We pulled into the gravel parking lot and walked up to the counter. I already knew what I wanted while my friend looked over the menu. We both ended up getting Bacon Cheeseburgers and Onion Rings with a soda. My burger was as good as it always is and my friend was duly impressed with his a well. I did notice the onion rings had changed since last year. Previously when I had them they were hand made. These appeared to have been frozen from a bad. They were still good. I love to slather my onion rings in mustard and that's exactly what I did. I'm looking forward to another visit at Burger Barn soon. Real soon, in fact right after everything is back to business as normal I'll be taking a trip down to Lewiston, NC. Guess what's on the way!!!

The food is not like it used to be the lemonade is not as good as it used to be. It's really open and to me. The service is always slow. Sorry been going there for years but now it's just not it. Thanks a lot I was still support you.. I hope the food get better.

Warrenton is a town with very few restaurants, and even fewer good restaurants. I probably would not have come to the Burger Barn for a second time, except for the fact that there was no other place to eat and it was lunch time. I was even more disappointed this time than I was the first time I came here. The fries were obviously cooked in very old oil that had previously fried up some fish, there's nothing worse than fries that have a fishy aftertaste. Also the burger patty was severely overcooked. I would guess that they pre cook the burgers and then just heat them up as people order them, which would explain why it was a flavorless hunk of chewy meat. The only thing saving it was the tasty toppings, however I would never return to this Burger Barn again. I think I would rather go hungry and wait until I get to the next town over.

Solid hole in the wall/off the beaten path burger joint. I was passing through and looking for something quick so I turned to Yelp. As always the reviews and photos help steer me in the right direction.I ordered a burger and onion rings. This is paper bag, greasy, gut punching, old drive-in style delicious. You go to the window and order, then it arrives soon after. Now I'm not sure the meat quality - or if it is even pattied there. It didn't seem like it necessarily was, but either way it was good. If you are looking for an old 50's style menu, cheap, greasy meal - this will suit your craving. I'll definitely be down to go back when I'm in the area again.

The Burger Barn is a no frills, no seating, takeout stand that has been in Warrenton for as long as I can remember. The food here is always good, always predictable and very traditional. The chicken tenders are usually overcooked and the cheese fries have american cheese just stuck to crinkle cut fries. They don't pretend to be something their not and don't charge you more than the food is worth. The fried fish sandwich is pretty yummy but they don't remove the pin bones so don't be alarmed. Driving by, it's definitely the place to stop to feed a family of 4 for under $25 and everyone be satisfied.

Always dependably good and dependably affordable. A must stop for all our roadtrips when in the area. Walk up ordering and enough parking for a busy lunch time rush.

Awesome fast fresh food. Service is never an issue. This is not a sit down restauraunt, but excellent to go options. Fried chicken is the best around.