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Celebrate National Onion Ring Day on June 22nd

Posted on: June 20th, 2016 by Taryn Jeffries No Comments

I have to be honest with you: I am not among the millions of Americans that love onion rings. I don’t like onions in any form. It’s a deep-rooted childhood dislike, but I am constantly trying to change my own mind. It’s a process. But if you are a better eater than I am and love onion rings, you are going to want to check out all the great spots in town that can help you celebrate National Onion Ring Day!

There is likely no better combination of foods than burgers and onion rings and if you are looking for a twist on the classic pairing, you are going to love what these Valley restaurants are offering for National Onion Ring Day or any other day.

Places to Get Your Onion on for National Onion Ring Day

Burger Theory
4401 E. McDowell Road| Phoenix| 85008| 602.358.0924

Celebrate National Onion Ring Day with the Lone Star Burger from Burger TheoryBurger Theory grills up their signature Lone Star Burger with an Angus, brisket and short rib blend patty topped with melted cheddar cheese, thick sliced bacon, BBQ sauce and a panko parmesan crusted onion ring. Or you can build your own burger and add onion rings as a topping or side. With over 4,300 topping choices, the possibilities are endless for a delicious burger at Burger Theory.

Kelly’s at Southbridge
7117 E. 6th Ave.| Scottsdale| 85251| 480.393.3205

Celebrate National Onion Ring Day with the Bourbon Egg Burger at Kelly's at SouthbridgeSink your teeth into the mouthwatering Bourbon Egg Burger at Kelly’s at Southbridge. The beef patty is grilled to perfection and is topped with Pancetta, a fried egg, Bourbon BBQ sauce and an onion ring. This unique combination of flavors will have your taste buds loving the onion ring egg burger.

Thirsty Lion Gastropub & Grill
Tempe Marketplace| 2000 E. Rio Salado Pkwy.| Tempe| 85281| 480.968.2920
Scottsdale Fashion Square| 7014 E. Camelback Road| Scottsdale| 85251| 480.284.7292
San Tan Village| 2212 E. Williams Field Road| Gilbert| 85297| 480.899.0119

Celebrate National Onion Ring Day with the Tavern Burger at Thirsty LionOne of Thirsty Lion’s signature dishes is the delicious Tavern Burger made with onion rings. This more traditional burger is topped with pepper bacon, melted cheddar cheese, pickles, burger sauce and beer battered onion rings. Wash down this tasty burger with an ice cold beer from one of Thirsty Lion’s 24 beers on tap.

Where will you be celebrating National Onion Ring Day??

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© Taryn Jeffries 2016

About the Author - Taryn Jeffries

Taryn Jeffries is the owner, editor, writer and Chief Eating Officer of PhoenixBites, an independent Arizona food and dining publication. She's been exploring the Valley's culinary scene since 2010, sharing the stories behind the restaurants, chefs and people who make it delicious. Named the Arizona Culinary Hall of Fame's Food Writer of the Year in 2017, Taryn believes good food deserves a good story, honest opinions and occasionally a little sass.

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