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“best burger in Seattle”
Owners John and Babe Shepherd named the Red Mill in honor of their two late sisters, Kathleen and Monica Shepherd, both of whom worked at the original red mill as waitresses and would bring home french fries and other goodies for their younger siblings including Michael and Mark Shepherd. Numerous Shepherds are or have been involved in running the current stores. The Red Mill mural painted by noted local artist Tom Brady on the Phinney Ridge location features two faceless girls picking flowers under the Mill. These girls represent Kathleen and Monica Shepherd.
I haven't been to Red Mill for it seems to be 10 years and will be another 10 years the next time. I gave in to my impulse to drop in as drive by this location all the time. I remember not... Read more
Arriving at the Red Mill Burgers in Phinney Ridge/Green Lake about five minutes before opening today, Wednesday 16 August 2023, I was the third car in the parking lot. By the time the restaurant... Read more
It should be visited for the burger, but it should be appreciated for the Onion Rings. The Onion Rings are amazing. Great service, a lot of people tell me this is the best burger but I'd say it a... Read more
Red Mill Burgers
Hours
- Sun: 12:00 pm - 8:00 pm
- Tue - Sat: 11:00 am - 9:00 pm
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Wheelchair Accessible
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Credit Cards Accepted
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Drive Through
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Outdoor Seating
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