Certified Burgers and Breakfast
Certified Burgers and Breakfast Hamburger restaurant in Millersburg
112 S Jefferson St, Millersburg, IN 46543
Monday: 5AM-2PM | Tuesday: 5AM-2PM | Wednesday: 5AM-2PM | Thursday: 5AM-2PM | Friday: 5AM-8PM | Saturday: 6AM-8PM | Sunday: Closed
America/Indianapolis time zone
4.6 average rating from 43 reviews for Certified Burgers and Breakfast
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Business Name: Certified Burgers and Breakfast
Address: 112 S Jefferson St
Millersburg
Indiana
46543
US
Millersburg
Indiana
46543
US
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