Where is the Best Burger in Dublin?

Fox Hound

Looking for a really good burger, we are all trying to decide here in work whats the best burger in the city and Looking if boards can help me out, My Choice is Aussie BBQ, But since we have a zillion burger joints popping up in the city just wondering is there any hidden gem we don't know about,

Thanks,
Fox

Zulu

Aussie BBQ is mediocre at best.
Bunsen if you can get past the staff and the wait times.

Aussie BBQ closed down, mate.

caff

Steak burger in twisted pepper

Fox Hound

Zulu wrote: »

Aussie BBQ is mediocre at best.
Bunsen if you can get past the staff and the wait times.

Must Have dropped it standards since the last time I was their,

Fox Hound

Deleted User wrote: »

Aussie BBQ closed down, mate.

Its been awhile since I was In Aussie BBQ, Obviously went to S**t,

Hence why it closed down

Mantis Toboggan

Hard to beat the Hard Rock Cafe for burgers.

upstairs at fallon and byrne

dudara

BuJo burger out in Sandymount is my current favourite. Really really good.



Others I like:
Bunsen
Wowburger
The glamburger at Rustic Stone

gmisk

Bunsen definitely for beef burgers.

Mad egg for chicken burgers mmm

Bracken81

+1 for Bunsen............superb burgers
Bobos isnt too bad either

maximoose

Token & Wowburger for me

omb0wyn5ehpij9

Another +1 for Bunsen

King of Kings

aussie bbq was utter ****e when i went
that bad i wouldnt give it a 2nd chance.


i have no opinion OP on burgers. Its rare I've had a bad one.

SEPT 23 1989

Angelo's Neilstown

JohnnyFlash

Tyson Fury wrote: »

Hard to beat the Hard Rock Cafe for burgers.

It’s ridiculously easy beat the burgers in Hard Rock Cafe. They’re shîte.

Bunsen is my favourite. Lovely.

Keyzer

Bunsen is hands down the best burger I've ever tasted... absolutely exquisite.

Diemos

the sex on the farm burger in Bobo's is scrummy.

Outlaw Pete

Rick's.

Fart

Any good vegan options?

Fox Hound

Fart wrote: »

Any good vegan options?

:D

Rossi IRL

Thread would be better with pictures to be fair

Badly Drunk Boy

I've never had a burger. But I'm only 45 so there's still time. (And I'm not a vegan or vegetarian.)

gerrybbadd

This thread again? It's becoming weekly at this stage.

McDonalds. Supermacs a close second

Keyzer

Fart wrote: »

Any good vegan options?

GTFO

brainfreeze

The Generator in Smithfield

GLaDOS

brainfreeze wrote: »

The Generator in Smithfield

Beat me to it

verycool

I'm guessing it's for this.

Poor_old_gill

Bunsen is superb- Brooklyn Burger in Drumcondra do a fairly great burger aswell

steve-collins

Bunsen imo best ive ever had. never been to bujo or 5 guys . Eddies does a nice burger aswel . Their truffle swiss chicken is a thing of beauty.

James Brown

Fart wrote: »

Any good vegan options?

McDonalds? It's re purposed chemically cleaned 'meat' so it's like recycled. And it's wafer thin.

Mantis Toboggan

JohnnyFlash wrote: »

It’s ridiculously easy beat the burgers in Hard Rock Cafe. They’re shîte.

Bunsen is my favourite. Lovely.

Yeah Bunsen are savage also.

Captain Slow IRL

What are 5-Guys like?

Bracken81

Captain Slow IRL wrote: »

What are 5-Guys like?

Can be a bit rough loike.........waaa

Simon201

My take lately.

Bunsen is great. Yep delish and so juicy.

5 Guys is great as well. But €30 for two burgers, chips, milkshake and a Budweiser.

Generator used to be great when they cooked them on the ground floor. Haven't been since they're cooking them somewhere else in the building. Some saying not as good.

Chilli Shack excellent.

Ricks - my no. 1 fast food choice after a skin full in town!

Greyfox

Simon201 wrote: »

Ricks - my no. 1 fast food choice after a skin full in town!

You wouldn't go to Ricks sober thou, tgis is a good shout but I'd also go with Bunsen

The Crowman

Sonic Drive In. It's in Dublin, Texas, that's where you meant OP right?

https://www.yelp.com/biz/sonic-drive-in-dublin

mojesius

Never been to Bunsen so checked out the menu. Do you recommend the skinny or fat chips?

riemann

Greyfox wrote: »

You wouldn't go to Ricks sober thou, tgis is a good shout but I'd also go with Bunsen

I would and have.

Berserker

Bunsen hands down for me.

Captain Slow IRL wrote: »

What are 5-Guys like?

Have had it in the USA, Belfast and here. Isn't as good here and the burgers are very filling. Didn't feel great after eating the one I got in Dundrum.

Captain Slow IRL

Simon201 wrote: »

...5 Guys is great as well. But €30 for two burgers, chips, milkshake and a Budweiser...

Berserker wrote: »

...Have had it in the USA, Belfast and here. Isn't as good here and the burgers are very filling. Didn't feel great after eating the one I got in Dundrum.

I've only ever tried the one outside Disneyland Paris; the food is expensive over there anyway so I wasn't really paying attention to the price. I'd nearly travel to Dundrum just to try one of the burgers out of there based on previous burgers.

It cost me ~€30 for 2 burgers, chips and drinks from Eddie Rockets last week - at least 5 Guys didn't pawn off Kandee ketchup in Heinz bottles!

JohnnyFlash

Ricks is good even when sober. The burgers are great, but the chips aren't wonderful. Its bright lights have an almost hypnotic effect at night when you have a gallon of stout drank though. Food of the gods at that stage.

Bandana boy

Bunsen , wow and 5 guys are all excellent , my preference is Wow but I would never put the other two down .
Bread and bones do a serious good burger too.

SlipperyPeople

Fart wrote: »

Any good vegan options?

complete carnivore here but...........Love the veggie/bean burgers in happy food located in the yoga hub.

worded

Is it not a burger made at home your self made from the finest meat you can buy at your local butcher ?

ceist99

Bandana boy wrote: »

Bunsen , wow and 5 guys are all excellent , my preference is Wow but I would never put the other two down .
Bread and bones do a serious good burger too.

New 5 guys on George street, will have to try it. Wow burger is lovely in fairness.

How Soon Is Now

Simon201 wrote: »

Generator used to be great when they cooked them on the ground floor. Haven't been since they're cooking them somewhere else in the building. Some saying not as good.

There's a big kitchen unit downstairs in basement last i heard new gm is putting a lot of money into the kitchen.

They changed there menu near end last year just before I left *worked there 3 years* lost load of customers and money cause of it far as I know they have changed most of it back but I'd imagine its not as good as it was back at its peak.

Ferris_Bueller

Best burger I've had in Dublin was in Bobos but have gone since and hasn't been as nice. Five guys very good but expensive, Bunsen also very nice only had it the once. Box Burger do a great burger, think they are based in Bray but had one in the Eatyard.

BorneTobyWilde

Your mom makes a great burger

verycool

BorneTobyWilde wrote: »

Your mom makes a great burger

brainfreeze

Simon201 wrote: »

Generator used to be great when they cooked them on the ground floor. Haven't been since they're cooking them somewhere else in the building. Some saying not as good.

I heard this, made me sad. Went to check to see the new abomination of a once delicious burger as I had not been there for nearly 6 or so months. Maybe more.

Tasted as good as ever! (This was only about a month ago). I could notice no major difference.

I heard they got a new chef, if they did the old chef trained the new one in his ways.