Over 40 Downtown St. John’s Business Commission member restaurants participated in the 2026 Downtown St. John’s Burger Battle!
Each restaurant that participated in the 2026 Burger Battle donated a $25 gift card to the winners of the #DTBurgerBattle Social Media contest.
Check out the list below to see if you were a lucky winner!
If your social media identity is listed below, please contact the Downtown St. John’s Business Commission office to arrange to get your $25 gift card!
Email: info@downtownstjohns.com
Twitter: @DowntownStJohns
IG: lovedowntownstjohns
Facebook: Downtown St. John’s @downtownstjohnsnl
Congrats to everyone, and thank you so much for supporting our Downtown St. John’s Business Commission member restaurants during the burger battle! Please continue to support your favourite local shop and restaurant and #lovedowntownstjohns.
Winners are listed below as identified by their social media usernames on Facebook and/or Instagram:
Facebook:
Instagram:
With 46 amazing burger entries this year it was an epic battle!
Congrats to One Eared Goat and their OEG Aftershock burger on being voted #1 for the second year in row! Back-to-back Champs!
Second place goes to Andersons Butcher & Takeaway with “The Baconaiser” burger.
Third place goes to The Adelaide Oyster House with the “Good Luck Chuck” burger.
The Burger Master – Robert Shawn at OZ FM – favorite for 2026 is the “Hot Dipper Mozzarella” burger from LIV Restaurant! Congrats LIV!
Thank you to all who participated this year and get ready for the next battle in March 2027.
Please note some restaurants that participated in the 2026 Burger Battle will be extending their burger battle burgers for a limited time. Be sure to check your favorite restaurants socials for more details!
The Downtown Burger Battle is brought to you by:
Downtown St. John’s Business Commission
Supported by:
OZ FM
NTV
Dc Design House
The City of St. John’s will complete the final stage of the Water Street Infrastructure Project in 2026, part of a multi-year capital initiative to replace and rehabilitate water mains and sewer lines, along with combined sewer separation, on Water Street between Waldegrave Street and Prescott Street.
The final phase involves installing a cured-in-place pipe (CIPP) liner in the sewer system. This trenchless method renews aging pipes from within, reducing excavation, minimizing disruption and extending the life of the infrastructure.
Work will begin in April and be completed by late spring 2026. During this time, residents and businesses in the immediate area may experience temporary sewer service disruptions, minor traffic delays, and reduced on-street parking. The City and contractor will share more details as timing is confirmed for affected properties.
To stay informed, residents, property owners, and businesses in the area are encouraged to sign up to receive notifications about the impacts to your property and attend the upcoming information session. This is a drop-in session and no registration is required.
The City will work directly with businesses, property owners and operators to gather information about how each building connects to the City’s sewer line and respond to any questions or concerns as the project progresses. Shawn Butt, Water Street Business Liaison, can be reached at waterstreetliaison@stjohns.ca.
The City of St. John’s will make every effort to minimize disruptions and will provide updates on traffic, service interruptions, and project progress. You can follow progress for this project at EngageStJohns.ca.
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