There’s nothing better than a hot, juicy burger. Why settle for a boring burger when you can sink your teeth into a gourmet burger that’s stacked high with unique toppings and served up in a kitschy atmosphere?
Some of the best burgers in Milwaukee are found at AJ Bombers.
Google There are four AJ Bombers locations. The flagship restaurant is located in this historic building at 1247 N. Water Street in Milwaukee.
This quirky place is covered with the signatures of diners who’ve visited.
Patricia W/Tripadvisor At this place, you’re actually encouraged to write on the walls and furniture!
Check out the P-Nut Bomber!
AJ Bombers/YouTube This wacky, wonderful contraption delivers peanuts right to your table. The little bombers are filled with nuts, then sent along a track suspended from the ceiling. The little bomber dumps its munitions right down the chute and into your peanut container. Enjoy!
In this photo, you can see the P-Nut Bomber’s track.
AJ Bombers/Facebook Admit it - you’ve never seen anything like this before!
Kick off your meal with a beer and an order of Wisconsin cheddar cheese curds.
AJ Bombers/Facebook They’re served with a side of chipotle ranch sauce.
If this is your first visit, the award-winning Milwaukee Burger is a great place to start.
purplehotgirl/Tripadvisor Wisconsin Colby cheese, bacon, and Schlitz onions adorn this burger that was named the winner of the Travel Channel’s Food Wars.
The Atomic Burger is piled high with toppings that will set your mouth on fire.
AJ Bombers/Facebook Ingredients include a stuffed mushroom that’s filled with habanero, Anaheim, jalapeño & Serrano peppers. Add some more peppers, two kinds of cheese and chipotle ranch sauce, and you’ll be sweating while you eat this burger.
How about a Sweet Spicy Slawsy?
AJ Bombers/Facebook This Cajun burger is topped with crunchy coleslaw with coleslaw dressing, pickles, bbq sauce and cheddar.
Vegetarians will go crazy for the Stuffed ‘Shroom Burger.
AJ Bombers/Facebook The breaded portobello mushroom is stuffed with Wisconsin cheddar and muenster cheeses, then either fried or baked. Served with lettuce, tomato, and Bomber sauce.
A cool, frosty shake pairs perfectly with the burgers.
AJ Bombers/Facebook Try the P-Nut butter, raspberry, strawberry, vanilla, chocolate. or flavor of the week.
Visit AJ Bombers seven days a week.
AJ Bombers/Google It’s open from 11 AM to 10 PM.
Have you dined at AJ Bombers? We’d love to hear about your favorite burger on the menu!
There are four AJ Bombers locations. The flagship restaurant is located in this historic building at 1247 N. Water Street in Milwaukee.
Patricia W/Tripadvisor
At this place, you’re actually encouraged to write on the walls and furniture!
AJ Bombers/YouTube
This wacky, wonderful contraption delivers peanuts right to your table. The little bombers are filled with nuts, then sent along a track suspended from the ceiling. The little bomber dumps its munitions right down the chute and into your peanut container. Enjoy!
AJ Bombers/Facebook
Admit it - you’ve never seen anything like this before!
They’re served with a side of chipotle ranch sauce.
purplehotgirl/Tripadvisor
Wisconsin Colby cheese, bacon, and Schlitz onions adorn this burger that was named the winner of the Travel Channel’s Food Wars.
Ingredients include a stuffed mushroom that’s filled with habanero, Anaheim, jalapeño & Serrano peppers. Add some more peppers, two kinds of cheese and chipotle ranch sauce, and you’ll be sweating while you eat this burger.
This Cajun burger is topped with crunchy coleslaw with coleslaw dressing, pickles, bbq sauce and cheddar.
The breaded portobello mushroom is stuffed with Wisconsin cheddar and muenster cheeses, then either fried or baked. Served with lettuce, tomato, and Bomber sauce.
Try the P-Nut butter, raspberry, strawberry, vanilla, chocolate. or flavor of the week.
AJ Bombers/Google
It’s open from 11 AM to 10 PM.
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