Sustainable Dining

Guide to Eating Vegan at Mountain Burger

Burger is in our name, but we do more than just beef burgers, we have options for everyone. Welcome to the Guide to Eating Vegan at Mountain Burger; lucky for you, it’s easy.

Development of Vegan Burgers

Meat alternatives and other plant-based foods have been on the rise with increased awareness about climate change leading to the development of meatless meats. They have become more popular and increasingly available in grocery stores and restaurants to offer a...

Timber Stoves

Sourcing from local businesses is important to Mountain Burger to create jobs, reduce environmental impact, and support the local economy. Our Timber Stoves patio heaters are made by an Oregon business and ready to keep you warm!

Roaring Springs Ranch

Mountain Burger sources its grass-fed beef from Roaring Springs Ranch in Frenchglen, Oregon, which is committed to sustainable farming practices and wildlife conservation. This partnership aligns with Mountain Burger's sustainability goals and supports a more sustainable food system.

Turning Oil into Biodiesel

Oil spills and grease traps are damaging to the environment, but we usually think of that on the scale of a large oil rig spill. It turns out that oil from cooking poses the same danger, though you’ll probably be...

How much carbon are we emitting from food waste?

​​At Mountain Burger, we are proud to participate in a composting program for our food scraps, reducing waste and promoting sustainability while also offering a unique benefit for our customers by supporting a business that is actively working to protect...