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Cheeseburger in Paradise

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Hours & Reservations

Monday:11:30am-10pm
Tuesday:11:30am-10pm
Wednesday:11:30am-10pm
Thursday:11:30am-10pm
Friday:11:30am-12pm
Saturday:12pm-12am
Sunday:12pm-10pm

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dscf9158.jpgIsland decor and cuisine bring Jimmy Buffet’s famous song to life in Exton. A chain restaurant, yes, but also sure to deliver a fun dining experience. Drink yourself happy with fruity drinks at the bar or bring the family for tropical-infused salads, burgers and entrees.

WC Dish recommends: The layer frozen drink… margarita, pina colada and strawberry daiquiri all in one mega glass. It even comes with a gummy cheeseburger on the rim.

Address

Cheeseburger in Paradise
116 N Pottstown Pike
Exton PA 19341
40.0299610
-75.6306050

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8 Reviews So Far Newest First

  1. Martha Steves – Nov 06, 2009

    Don’t waist your time around
    here……………………..
    If you want a cheese burger like Buffet sings about we found it a couple summers ago while on vacation in North Carolina. …………………
    The place is called Kutchie’s
    Key West/Kutcharitaville Cafe.
    The name sounds kind of long
    but those Kutchie’s Cheese Burgers, known as GoodyGoody’s
    truly are Better than Sex!!!!..
    Kutchie’s Key Lime Pie is just
    the Best you have Ever Eaten!
    We brought back two Whole Pies
    for the road. Awesome Experence
    to say the least. Kutchie’s
    really ROCKS!!!…………….

    Martha Steves, Dallas Texas

  2. Jose Rivera – Nov 02, 2009

    Just came from there. 1st thought when i walk in was, this please was out of a pre-k setting. And it appeared it was attempting to grasp the beach/ocean ambience from a none certifeid Ikea catolog. And my Burger was over cooked.
    Highlights? Great selection of kits T-shirts. Especially tthe one with the burger with xcross bones..seriously Prefer Bahama Breeze. hands down.

  3. Pancho – Apr 08, 2008

    This place has just ok food. it thrives on its atmosphere, which like Jonesy says, is a lot like Bahama Breeze. Personally, I prefer Bahama Breeze as well. This place gets a C-. The only reason it even gets to C- is bc of the atmosphere and the food isn’t terrible. But, it’s a “once in a lifetime” place. Meaning you go there once to try it out, then never go back.

  4. Dr Zibbs – Jan 25, 2008

    If a friend suggests Cheeseburger in Paradise, my advice is to “head for the hills”. Other that the Jimmy Buffet music and decor, you would think that you walked into a Chucky Cheeze – the volume is deafening! The food? No “better” than Denny’s.

  5. Jonesy – Nov 08, 2007

    Eh, this place is ok. I would rather make the drive down to K.O.P. for Bahama Breeze though. This place deserves 2 dishes overall. Atmosphere is nice, food is so-so. Bahama Breeze food is better and atmosphere is just as nice if not nicer.

  6. Brez – Aug 03, 2007

    We’ve eaten here a few times. I think the burgers are very good – not great – but very good. Service is not that good. We’ve had waits for our drinks, or the waiter forgetting to bring ketchup once the food has arrived, or waiting to get the check when we’re ready to leave.

  7. bud – May 13, 2007

    A favorite for the kiddies. Playing “I spy” with all the crazy decorations keeps ‘em occupied, and the lively loudish atmosphere drowns out any whinin or misbehavin sounds. :-)

  8. fenwick – Apr 11, 2007

    I never really understand why their’s always a wait here. The burgers are just okay, but the atmosphere makes up for so-so food. You feel like you are on vay-cay the second you walk in.

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