Check out this behind-the-scenes video for a look at the craftsmanship, effort and attention to detail that goes into each and every pair.

Wondering about the workmanship? Just check out the numbers!

• 5.4 square feet of leather
• 105 steps in the production process
• 12,488 stitches in the Whataburger logo
• 120 days to make

Visit whatastore.com today to score your pair of this limited run of Whataburger-branded Justin Boots. Available in both men’s and women’s versions for just $249.99.

That’s what happened to a youth group from Grand Prairie, Texas, whose bus broke down on their way to South Padre Island, dooming them to hours of boredom (and hunger) on the side of the road.

Until a quick-thinking group leader pulled up the Whataburger app, that is. And a dedicated Whataburger manager made a special delivery to save the day.

With exhibits like the Coral Reef, Gulf of Mexico, Caribbean Jungle and the Whataburger 4D Theater – the aquarium offers exploration and education…and a fun spot just to hang out and cool off.

Check out what our young travel guides had to say about this underwater adventure!

We get it. We do too.

So some of our food (and football) fanatics got together with creative artist Derek Aguilar for a one-of-a-kind totally-Whataburger food stadium, complete with all of your menu favorites.

Check it out. Get hungry. Watch football. Repeat.

Holy table tents! This Whataburger-themed tree was part of the company’s community support of the San Antonio Children’s Shelter. (@batmanofsanantonio)

Austin resident Ronnie Garcia has been a fan for a long time – and it shows. His holiday tip? Skip the cookies and leave Santa a #1 this year. (@Ronnie2871)

Not sure if Baby Miss San Antonio Charlene Belvin is more excited about her presents, her crown, or all that Whataburger. (Photo by JG Photography/@jg_photography_official)

Shout out to Emily Storm and Larry Randolph of Mont Belvieu, Texas, for taking a family portrait that’s all about real life. Thanks for hanging those stockings with care, guys! (@emilylikebadweather)

What does Ralph Zambrana of Houston want for Christmas? Peace, love, and Whataburger. (@vanillazambrana)

There’s always that one house on the block. Houston residents Lyndsay and Matt Pennebaker take their Heights house to the next level with full-on Whataburger lights.

Inspiration Island, a part of Morgan’s Wonderland in San Antonio, Texas, is a water park for everyone. Each ride and attraction is accessible to everyone, including kids and adults in a wheelchair or those with special needs.

The centerpiece of the park is the Whataburger Rainbow Reef, an area where families can splash, play games, and even adjust the water temperature so that individuals who are sensitive to cold can still enjoy getting wet.

The area was funded in part by a $1 million donation from Whataburger.

“It’s a place for the community to join together,” says Belarmino Castellanos, a director in the Whataburger Home Office whose family visits regularly. “The great thing about Morgan’s Wonderland, and now Inspiration Island, is that it allows people of varying abilities to play together, and be together. It’s about building connections in a safe place that feels like home. And that’s what Whataburger is all about too.”

The couple heard about Whataburger’s new Chorizo Burger, and decided to try it out for lunch one day. The catch? The closest restaurant was in Jacksonville, Fla.

Which is 380 miles away.

Fortunately, they own a plane.

The couple decided to go for it.

Two hours later, Christina got exactly what she wanted.

And then -- wish fulfilled -- Christina and Rick jumped back into their plane to head for home.

"There is a thing in aviation called the $100 hamburger," she says. "They get in a plane and fly to another airport to get a burger, and it usually costs about $100 in gas. My husband and I had never made this run before! But Whataburger hasn't let us down in the past, so we knew it was going to be worth the flight!"

Mission complete!

“The manager was shocked when she found out we literally just flew in to eat Whataburger. I think we were only in town for 30 minutes before making our way back home," Christina says. “It was definitely worth the trip. As a native Texan, sometimes you just want chorizo! I saw all of my friends back in Texas flock to Whataburger to try the burger, and they loved it. I knew I needed to get my hands on it!"

That’s why we’re proud to spotlight these seven rescue dogs whose owners love a delicious Whataburger. Turns out “Man’s Best Friend” is the perfect companion for a trip to Whataburger – and the perfect subject for your next Instagram post.

It’s my birthday, so I’ll bark if I want to!

Lucky is a rescue dog who has been adored by his family for the last seven years. He loves chasing squirrels, playing with his brother Theodore and drinking water from his mom’s Whataburger salad bowl.

@biancadeleonm

Talk about Willpower … 

Sawyer originally hails from a ranch in Virginia and now calls Texas home. Seven years later, his humans say Sawyer is obsessed with going for rides in the car. This fluffy four-legged fan loves going with his parents to the Whataburger drive-thru incognito, but still gets rushed by admirers who ask for his pawtograph.

@goldenboysawyer

None for me?

Watching her owners eat the last fry is always bittersweet for her, but Bubbles the Pug has been living the high life since she was rescued almost four years ago. She loves long walks on the beach and the feeling of sand between her paws!

@miss_bubbles_the_pug

This milkshake is PAWsome!

Beating the Texas heat is a year-round sport and Porter has been known to sneak a few licks from a Whataburger milkshake to cool down. Porter was adopted at a shelter event almost two years ago, when he was just nine months old.

@theriverstyxx

Pawsitively irresistible 

Harley David is a Shih Tzu/Poodle mix rescued four years ago from a family who could not care for him anymore. He “loves tennis balls and barking with his humans” but can’t resist trying to sneak in some Whataburger fries. (Don’t worry, his pet parents make sure to have plenty of doggie treats on hand instead!)

@that’s_so_harley

Woof! My hero brought home Whataburger!

Rufus is a spunky 11-year-old Catahoula mix his pet mom adopted from a shelter in Austin when he was just a pup. His favorite pastimes include barking at the mailman, taking long naps on the couch and giving “high fives” for treats. His mom says Rufus is “my best bud.”

@sarahkwolf

Oh, how I wish those fries were mine!

Some dogs dream of chasing rabbits, but Theodore Patton (his buddies call him Theo) dreams of taking a car ride to Whataburger. This handsome Shih Tzu had a ruff life before his pet parents adopted him, but now he’s enjoying his loving family who says: “Everyday we are reminded just how lucky we are. He’s the best dog we could have asked for.”

@theodorepatton

Our newest Employee of the Month. - @ChrissyCruzPhotography

And she even delivers. - @ChrissyCruzPhotography

Frenchie Fries!  - @bringhamfrenchbulldog

Reppin' Whataguy. - @csierra1980

Always woofin' down your drinks.  - @lyricbessa

The battle between those who love Spicy Ketchup and those who love Fancy Ketchup is just too exhausting. - @lepenguinathegreat

Whatadog and Whatapupper go together like burgers and fries.   - @thefabulousak47