Burger Wars competition returns to Sudbury in support of charity
A friendly food war is happening in Sudbury during the month of August among 30 local restaurants in an effort to support a new home for people with developmental disabilities.
The annual Burger Wars has returned for a fifth year in support of L'Arche Sudbury.
The Twin Stacks Burger at the Colonial Sports Bar is part of the Burger Wars campaign where $2 from every burger sold at participating Sudbury restaurants will be donated to L'Arche.
For each burger sold at one of the participating restaurants between August 1 -31, $2 will be donated to L'Arche, which currently operates three homes and a community participation support program.
L'Arche Sudbury is raising money to open a fourth home with 28 accessible units on Bancroft Drive to continue creating a world where everyone belongs.
There are three awards up for grabs: Best Burger, Most Creative and a Service Award.
Online voting is open all month.
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CTV Northern Ontario is proud to feature a selection of different burgers each Friday in August.
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Here is a list of the burgers and where you can find them:
- 42 North Burger at Hardrock 42 Gastropub downtown
- Bacon Chipotle Burger at Tony V's in the South End
- Barrydowne BOMB Burger at J's Roadouse Bar & Grill in New Sudbury
- BBQ Angus Bacon Cheeseburger at Mr. Prime Rib in New Sudbury
- Beef Bouruignon Burger at Wander Food & Wine downtown
- BOMB Mange Burger at Mange! In Val Caron
- Big Nickel Dipper at Hilton Garden Inn in New Sudbury
- Blueberry BBQ Brie Bomb Burger at The Towne House Tavern downtown
- Bourbon BBQ Burger at Kelsey's on the Kingsway
- Brieberry Flambe at The Food Truck in New Sudbury
- Bruschetta Burger at Tony V's in the South End
- Buffalo Poutine Burger at Tucos Taco Lounge in the Donovan
- Carnivore Crave Burger from Local Jerky Plus on the Kingsway
- Classic Smash Burger at Knowhere Public House
- Colonial Twin Stack Burger at Colonial Sports Bar in Coniston
- Dav Burger at The Daventry Kitchen & Bar in the South End
- Fire House Burger at The Station 18 Fire House Bar & Grill in Capreol
- Firecracker Burger at Montana's BBQ & Bar in New Sudbury
- Gus' King Burger at Gus's Restaurant downtown
- Jalapeno Brie Burger at Lott 88 Steakhouse & Bar on the Kingsway
- JD Vegetarian Burger at JD Fusion Smokehouse in the hospital area
- La Hamburguesa a la Mexicana at La Casa Mexicana downtown
- Lamborghini Burger at Apollo Restaurant on the Kingsway
- Lambella Burger at Bella Vita Cuccina in the Donovan
- Mushroom Swiss Burger at Jak's Diner in New Sudbury
- OT Burger at all three Overtime Bar & Grill locations
- Panzerotti Burger at both Pizzeria Roma 1896 locations
- Pesto's Pretzel Burger at Radisson Sudbury downtown
- Poutine Burger at Northern Credit Union Community Centre
- Rodeo Burger at Fionn MacCool's in the South End
- Widowmaker Burger at Rudy's Restaurant in New Sudbury
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