May 8, 2026 - News

No Seasons brewery matches burger prices to the pump

Sommer Brugal

Illustration of a burger stacked high with money — Illustration: Sarah Grillo/Axios

"If the cost of living goes up, at least it taste better." That's at least what the folks at No Seasons are saying.

The intrigue: The micro brewery in Little River, formerly known as Off Site, introduced on social media this week the Pump Price Burger.

For the entire month, also National Burger Month, the brewery would follow national average gas costs and price the burger accordingly.

State of plate: Every day's offering will include four different options, just like you see at the pump.

Regular: 5oz patty, cheese, sauce
Mid-grade: 5oz patty, cheese, sauce, pickles, onions
Premium: The mid-grade, but with bacon
Diesel: The mid-grade, but with double patty

Case in point: On Wednesday, when it was announced, the signature cheeseburger was $4.48 (A STEAL!), while the diesel came in at $5.66 (ALSO A STEAL!).

What they're saying: "Affordability isn't a concern for the ones at the top, so we aligned our prices with their decisions," owner Theo Castillo said in the post.

The bottom line: The burger is delicious, but this just made the experience even more tasty. (The yummy beer and stellar fries help, too.)

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