Who will Reign Supreme? Winner to be crowned in Big Billy’s Burger Joint “Build a Burger” Contest at Winners Circle Party




After more than two months of tasty burger creations from residents of the Lowcountry, eight weekly winners have been chosen for the Big Billy’s Burger Joint “Build a Burger” Contest and the public is invited to see which burger will reign supreme and be named Best Burger by celebrity judges at the Winners Circle Party on Saturday, January 19 at 6:00 p.m. at Big Billy’s Burger Joint at 5070 International Boulevard in North Charleston. Guests can enjoy a food buffet, live music, and drink specials. 
The top winner will receive $500 and the addition of their unique burger creation to the Big Billy’s Burger Joint menu specials. Judging will begin at 7:00 p.m. and includes celebrity judges 95sx Two Girls and A Guy’s Tanya Brown and Mike the Guy, Chef Robert Carter, former television personality Ryan Nelson and North Charleston city councilman Elliott Summey.
The contest was not limited to beef burgers, as contestants could build their own burger by choosing turkey, black bean or chicken as well. A full list of toppings, cheese and condiments are available at www.bigbillysburgerjoint.com Weekly winners must be present to win during the Winners Circle Party. 

The Weekly Winners are:
Lou Salvino
Valerie Salvino
Cara Merry
Mandy Kurowski
Scott Cundiff
Jessica Porcelli
Jarrod Fritz
Evelyn Finch

 What: Winners Circle Party, Crowning Charleston's Best Burger 

When: Saturday, January 19 at 6:00 p.m. 
Where: Big Billy’s Burger Joint, 5070 International Boulevard, North Charleston


 About Big Billy’s Burger Joint 
Located at 5070 International Boulevard in North Charleston, Big Billy’s serves Certified Angus Beef® Brand Natural, which is hormone and antibiotic free. We are proud to serve fresh buns from the artisans at Normandy Farm Bakery and make all our of ketchups, mustards and mayos in-house daily. For more, visit www.bigbillysburgerjoint.com 

Location: Charleston, SC 5070 International Boulevard, North Charleston, SC 29418, USA

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