American Roadside Burgers Celebrates National Hamburger Day - Free Fries, Free Ice Cream Sandwiches And A Brand New Yamaha Road Star!

In honor of National Hamburger Day Wednesday, May 28th, American Roadside Burgers (80 East Main St., Smithtown, NY (631) 382-9500) will be celebrating all day long with giveaways and discounts, all leading up to the grand prize giveaway of a brand new Yamaha Road Star Motorcycle. Roadside Burgers, famous for their fresh USDA beef and local produce, has been taking entries since their opening in November by fans who ate an American Roadside Road Star burger, which consists of four patties under one bun. The coveted motorcycle will be handed over to the lucky winner at 7pm. As the winner rolls out of the restaurant on their new bike, a brand new Harley Davidson XL 1200c Sportster will be ridden in and parked in the dining room as the next bike giveaway for National Hamburger Day 2009. Giveaways and discounts will be offered all day long as follows:

11 a.m. - 10 p.m. - Free ice cream sandwiches for kids under 12
11 a.m. - 10 p.m. - Half price Roadstar
12 p.m. - 3 p.m. - Free fries with any burger purchase
3 p.m. - 6 p.m. - Free shake with any burger purchase

American Roadside Burgers is open every day from 11 a.m. until 11 p.m.

On American Roadside Burgers
American Roadside Burger, the spin-off of the popular American Burger Company, opened in the fall with an expanded burger concept, "Ode to the Road" - the open road that is. The rustic decor with distressed black leather booths, hardwood floors and original barn siding complements the expanded menu featuring 100% fresh-never-frozen lean beef burgers with all the fixin's as well as hot wings, roadside slaw, onion rings, sweet potato fries, grilled hot dogs, crispy chicken and a roadside salad. Add to that thick frosty shakes, ice cream sandwiches or lug-nuts the mini donuts to go and you have a complete quick and tasty meal! All this at just $3.22 a burger - now that's a bargain! "It was a sheer yearning that drove me back to American Roadside . . . serving low-fat beef that is immensely flavorful" raves Joan Reminick of Newsday.