Paul Weber Drive-In Restaurant

This possibly the most famous burger joint that has not became a franchise! It is part of many a cottagers ritual as they stop on their way north. The parking lot is usually full friday and saturdays on the north side of the road and sunday the pa ... more

This possibly the most famous burger joint that has not became a franchise! It is part of many a cottagers ritual as they stop on their way north. The parking lot is usually full friday and saturdays on the north side of the road and sunday the parking lot on the south side is full (Weber's was so successful that they built a covered bridge over Hwy 11 (4 lane divided) so that cottagers could stop on their way north and south. What is offered is pretty much all that is barbequed or prepared fast - burgers, cheeseburgers, fries, onion rings, soda and milk shakes. There is an ice cream stand that is open during the day in summer months. Webers may not offer the most civilized food in the world but the burgers they serve are argued as some of the world's best. There is no indoor dining room save an old passenger rail car so Webers is only open from may to october which is just fine as they provide a large picnic area and tons of picnic tables at which to enjoy the burgers. Highly recommended, and go when its busy (friday nights) to get the whole experience. less

This is a huge part of history for anyone who has ever visited cottage country. Weber's is "the" burger joint that everyone and their Uncle has stopped at enroute to the family retreat. Today Weber's has generations of families still stopping to p ... more

This is a huge part of history for anyone who has ever visited cottage country. Weber's is "the" burger joint that everyone and their Uncle has stopped at enroute to the family retreat. Today Weber's has generations of families still stopping to pass on the tradition. Major line ups every summer weekend.
Burgers, Fries, Shakes.
Trivia: The bridge that spans Highway 11 @ Weber's is the original walkway to the CN tower. ( The tallest free standing structure in the world, located about 100 miles south in Toronto) less