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Bless Your Heart Burgers

Portland-area burger chain with Carolina-inspired offerings.

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Bless Your Heart Burgers (BYHB) is a small chain of hamburger restaurants in the Portland metropolitan area, launched in 2017 at a food hall in southwest Portland. Owned by the restaurant group Sesame Collective, the business currently operates in northeast Portland's Concordia neighborhood and in Vancouver, Washington. The chain has received positive reception for its burgers.

History

BYHB was established by John and Renee Gorham in February 2017 at Pine Street Market in southwest Portland's Old Town Chinatown. It was John Gorham's seventh restaurant and the first in Portland to use Martin's Famous Pastry Shoppe potato rolls. A subsequent location opened at the hotel Atticus in McMinnville in 2018 but operated only a few months.

The Concordia location opened in July 2019 in a former Cannon's Rib Express space. The business was owned by Toro Bravo Inc. until 2020, then by Sesame Collective. A Vancouver location opened in December 2022.

Description

Bless Your Heart Burgers has locations in Portland, McMinnville, and Vancouver, Washington, with the Vancouver spot featuring an outdoor patio. The menu centers on burgers and beer cheese fries. The classic single burger includes a four-ounce patty of brisket, chuck, and short rib, topped with American cheese, brown mustard, ketchup, Duke's Mayonnaise, pickles, shredded lettuce, and sweet onions on a Martin's Famous Pastry Shoppe potato roll. Other offerings include the Carolina burger, the LL Cool J burger, a smash burger, a hot dog with Carolina chili and beer cheese, soft serve, cocktails, sodas, beer, and wine.

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