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Ready for a 9-Patty Burger? Jake’s Wayback Burgers to Open in Woodbury

The burger shop plans to to open this year. The Woodbury Jake’s Wayback Burgers will be the first in Minnesota.

 
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The nine-patty burger at Jake’s Wayback Burgers. Jake's is planning to open a location in Woodbury in 2013. Submitted
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The nine-patty burger at Jake’s Wayback Burgers. Jake's is planning to open a location in Woodbury in 2013.
Bacon double cheeseburger at Jake’s Wayback Burgers.
Shakes at Jake’s Wayback Burgers.
A Jake’s Wayback Burgers hotdog.
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The menu at an existing Jake's Wayback Burgers location.

The home of the “triple triple” is coming to Woodbury.

Jake’s Wayback Burgers—which features a nine-patty concoction—is planning to open at 8470 City Centre Drive, where Kelly Gallery is now located.

The framing shop is moving to a currently vacant space next door to the City Centre Caribou Coffee.

The Woodbury location will be the first Jake’s Wayback Burgers to open in Minnesota, said Gillian Maffeo, director of marketing. But the company is eyeing other spots in the state.

“We’re expanding like crazy,” Maffeo said.

The menus vary by location, but all feature signature burgers and sandwiches, fries and onion rings, hotdogs, a variety of shakes and “Irish nachos,” Maffeo said.

An opening date for the Woodbury location hasn’t been set, she said, but it will open sometime this year.

The company was founded in 1991 as Jake’s Hamburgers with a single restaurant in Newark, DE, according to its website. Jake’s Hamburgers changed its name to Jake’s Wayback Burgers in August 2010, and there are several locations across the country.

 

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Related Topics: Jake's Wayback Burgers, Kelly Gallery, Minnesota, New Restaurant, Nine-Patty Burger, and Woodbury

David Salchow

1:06 pm on Friday, March 15, 2013

I think I just felt my cholesteral rise...

Actually, the parking there doesn't seem adequate for another restaurant.

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Kris Janisch

1:09 pm on Friday, March 15, 2013

That is a monstrous burger for sure. I'm usually OK when I pop over to Subway for lunch, but it's never an empty lot or anything.

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David Salchow

1:13 pm on Friday, March 15, 2013

I suspect a restaurant will generate much more vehicle traffic than the framing studio. Then again, I'm not a city planner.

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Kris Janisch

1:14 pm on Friday, March 15, 2013

Probably. And Don Kelly told me today he expects a lot more walk-up traffic at his new spot: http://patch.com/A-2Mgt

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Kim Utecht Prayfrock

5:13 pm on Wednesday, May 15, 2013

Can we please get a Good Earth in Woodbury?

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Kris Janisch

5:55 pm on Wednesday, May 15, 2013

That would do well here Kim, I think.

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