Freddy’s Frozen Custard & Steakburgers To Open In North Brunswick

NORTH BRUNSWICK, NJ – Mark your calendars. Freddy’s Frozen Custard & Steakburgers will be opening in North Brunswick in June, the company announced.

The fast-food chain is known for its cooked-to-order steakburgers and custard. They will be opening their restaurant at 2418 Route 1, North Brunswick. An opening date is yet to be announced.

The leading signature item on Freddy’s menu is the Original Double Steakburger. Every steakburger is cooked-to-order and served sizzling hot. Customers can request their own choice of toppings, sauce or dressings, and the kitchen will personalize an “off the-menu” special.

Other mouthwatering steakburgers on the menu include the Original Bacon & Cheese, Jalapeño Pepper Jack Double, California-Style Double (with Thousand Island, onion, lettuce & tomato), and the new Prime Rib Steakburger (with thin-sliced prime rib stacked on two steakburger patties, melted Swiss cheese, grilled onions, sauteed portobello mushrooms and garlic aioli).

There’s also an Original Patty Melt on rye with Swiss and grilled onion, and a Veggie Burger. Chicken Tenders and Chicken sandwiches are also on the menu, which includes Spicy, Crispy or a Grilled Chicken Club, as well as all-beef Hot Dogs.

Freddy’s also offers rich and creamy premium Frozen Custard, freshly churned throughout the day. With custard flavors continually changing, 20 different toppings, and fun new creations regularly added to the menu.

Freddy Simon, father of co-founders Bill and Randy Simon, inspired the first Freddy's restaurant that opened in Wichita in 2002. Born and raised on a farm near Colwich, Kansas, this self-described "regular guy" served with distinction in World War II, earning both a Purple Heart and Bronze Star for his service.

After returning to Kansas, Freddy started a family and built a 56-year career in hospitality. His family values and patriotic service became the cornerstone of the Freddy's brand philosophy.

Other locations in NJ include Linden, Burlington, Cinnaminson and Toms River.

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