It’s about that time of year again, the time when you pack up your bags, rev up your engine and hit the road to cottage town. And for cottagers, included in that summer weekend tradition is typically a stop at Ontario’s favourite hamburger stand… Webers.

Located on Ontario Highway 11 in Orillia, Webers has been a family tradition since it opened back in 1963. Best known for their hamburgers, Webers almost always has a line-up, and for good reason. Their charcoal grilled burgers are juicy and delicious – so delicious that people were willing to risk their lives crossing the highway for them before they put in a footbridge. The bridge was the first privately owned bridge built over a public highway in the Province of Ontario, put in place all for the love of burgers!

And now, Torontonians don’t need to make the drive in traffic to get their Webers burger fix. The restaurant recently launched a new location in another popular summer destination. Formerly the Molson Amphitheater, Budweiser and Live Nation have partnered up to open an all-new venue, the Budweiser Stage.

Budweiser Stage and local artwork (Image: Amanda Phuong)

The venue has had some incredible upgrades, including signature artwork from local artists, venue merchandise stands, more beverage bars for lawn fans, a River Bar which will feature live performances from local acts before shows, and an all new Bud and Burgers menu featuring, you guessed it, the famous Webers burgers.

Now you can eat your favourite burger right here in the city with a cold Budweiser in hand, an amazing view of Lake Ontario, and your favourite musicians.

The River Bar (Image: Amanda Phuong)

Webers’ Key Man (Image: Amanda Phuong)

A Bud Light Radler and Webers Classic Webers Burger (Image: Amanda Phuong)

Will you grab a Webers burger at Budweiser Stage?

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Summer of ’17 in Toronto is working up to be one of the best. The city has us pumped up for all the amazing music and food & drink festivals taking place, and now there’s one more big party to add to the list.

From Friday, July 14th to Saturday, July 15th, Budweiser will be taking over the outdoor space a 525 King St. West in Toronto for some good ol’ boot-stomping fun. The two-day County Fair will feature live country music, BBQ from some of the city’s best chefs, classic carnival eats, line dancing, Coyote Ugly dancers, classic fair food, carnival games, and of course, mechanical bull rides! And of course, there’ll be plenty of Budweiser to go around.

General admission tickets for the Budweiser County Fair start at $34.50. Get full details about the event here.

Featured Image: Instagram/@CountyFairTO

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