$10 for $21 Worth of Beefy Eats, Signature Shakes and Homemade Sides at Fatburger. Choose From Four Locations.
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- Gourmet burgers in a range of sizes
- Homemade sides
- Shakes & vegetarian options
- Good for four locations
Prove your love for hamburgers in a way that naming your first child Hamburger never could with today's Groupon: for $10, you get $21 worth of beefy burgers and sides at Fatburger. You can purchase your Groupon to be redeemable at one of four locations of the old-fashioned burger stand:
- East Cedar Avenue in Aurora
- South Chester St. in Centennial
- Dorchester St. in Highlands Ranch
- Riverpoint Parkway in Sheridan
Fatburger's gourmet burgers come in a range of sizes, including the 2.5 oz. single-patty "baby fat" burgers ($2.79) to the XXL 16 oz. twice-stacked "double king" ($7.19), with other more moderate options also available. Made from 100% lean beef, Fatburger's gourmet burger combos start at $5.59, and all of the grilled goodies come topped with fresh veggies, while optional add-ons (79¢–89¢ each) are available for a custom chow-down. Plop a scoop of chili on your burger and cover it with a slice of cheese for a decadent dining experience, or create a breakfast-themed burger with bacon and an egg. Fatburger's chicken sandwich ($5.19 alone or $8.99 for combo; grilled, fried, or spicy) and turkey burger ($4.59 alone or $7.99 for combo) offer awesome alternatives to bovine-based meals, and veggieburger options are also available. Homemade onion rings ($2.99) or skinny fries ($2.09) act as lovable sidekicks for your brooding, misunderstood burger without a cause, while a sweet Maui-banana or cookies-and-cream milkshake ($3.89) can double as the slightly greasier Olivia Newton-John it wins during the final musical number.
The Fatburger legacy dates back to a morbidly obese 1952 sandwich. The modern-day eateries evoke the sleek ambience of mid-century shake shops, where present-day teenagers flip burgers in open kitchens, while ghosts of 1953 teenagers sip milkshakes through two straws and gaze kittenishly at one another in a corner booth. Don't be surprised, though, if you spot Queen Latifah, Brian McKnight, Casper Van Dien, and other future Dancing with the Stars stars in the booth next to you.
Reviews
While diners of Fatburger have not written many reviews, eleven Yelpers give the Aurora location a 3.5 star average; three Yelpers also give the Sheridan location an average of 3.5 stars.
- I really have to say there are few things I find more enjoyable than a simple, quality burger. I had just this at Fat Burger. – Jenn P., Aurora location
- The sides also offer some delicious choices. Fries (close to steak fries in shape and size), skinny fries and some very delicious onion rings. – Tara B., Aurora location
- Gourmet burgers in a range of sizes
- Homemade sides
- Shakes & vegetarian options
- Good for four locations
Prove your love for hamburgers in a way that naming your first child Hamburger never could with today's Groupon: for $10, you get $21 worth of beefy burgers and sides at Fatburger. You can purchase your Groupon to be redeemable at one of four locations of the old-fashioned burger stand:
- East Cedar Avenue in Aurora
- South Chester St. in Centennial
- Dorchester St. in Highlands Ranch
- Riverpoint Parkway in Sheridan
Fatburger's gourmet burgers come in a range of sizes, including the 2.5 oz. single-patty "baby fat" burgers ($2.79) to the XXL 16 oz. twice-stacked "double king" ($7.19), with other more moderate options also available. Made from 100% lean beef, Fatburger's gourmet burger combos start at $5.59, and all of the grilled goodies come topped with fresh veggies, while optional add-ons (79¢–89¢ each) are available for a custom chow-down. Plop a scoop of chili on your burger and cover it with a slice of cheese for a decadent dining experience, or create a breakfast-themed burger with bacon and an egg. Fatburger's chicken sandwich ($5.19 alone or $8.99 for combo; grilled, fried, or spicy) and turkey burger ($4.59 alone or $7.99 for combo) offer awesome alternatives to bovine-based meals, and veggieburger options are also available. Homemade onion rings ($2.99) or skinny fries ($2.09) act as lovable sidekicks for your brooding, misunderstood burger without a cause, while a sweet Maui-banana or cookies-and-cream milkshake ($3.89) can double as the slightly greasier Olivia Newton-John it wins during the final musical number.
The Fatburger legacy dates back to a morbidly obese 1952 sandwich. The modern-day eateries evoke the sleek ambience of mid-century shake shops, where present-day teenagers flip burgers in open kitchens, while ghosts of 1953 teenagers sip milkshakes through two straws and gaze kittenishly at one another in a corner booth. Don't be surprised, though, if you spot Queen Latifah, Brian McKnight, Casper Van Dien, and other future Dancing with the Stars stars in the booth next to you.
Reviews
While diners of Fatburger have not written many reviews, eleven Yelpers give the Aurora location a 3.5 star average; three Yelpers also give the Sheridan location an average of 3.5 stars.
- I really have to say there are few things I find more enjoyable than a simple, quality burger. I had just this at Fat Burger. – Jenn P., Aurora location
- The sides also offer some delicious choices. Fries (close to steak fries in shape and size), skinny fries and some very delicious onion rings. – Tara B., Aurora location