Good burger in Dublin?

Fratton Fred

wyndham wrote:

Was out there last night and the place is all closed up with a sign in the window stating that they were closed because the restaurant backfilled with smoke due to a ducting problem in the Pavilion Centre. Should be reopened later in the week I think. Was looking forward to my venison burger.

It's open again now, but when I went there yesterday lunchtime, it was packed and people were queueing to get in:eek:

copacetic

Fratton Fred wrote:

It's open again now, but when I went there yesterday lunchtime, it was packed and people were queueing to get in:eek:

the day after a great review is never a good time to visit..

senordingdong

With price being a factor, I think a good old bacon whopper is...well, whopper.
Or better yet, McDonalds double cheese burger...only two bloody euro.

senordingdong

And while I remember it....the woolshed burgers are terrible.
Terrible terrible things.

Slice

I've been thoroughly put off Zaytoon after witnessing one of the staff use the toilets and failed to wash his hands before going back to work

senordingdong

Did he piss on his hands?

WindSock

I had an Eddie Rockets burger recently. Unfortunately I tried to be adventurous when I was hungry and ordered blue cheese on it. It tasted like a disease. All I could eat was the bun that hadn't touched it. I wretch to remember. And they didn't play my song...

copacetic

senordingdong wrote:

Did he piss on his hands?

why would you be ok with him not washing as long as he only gave himself a good shaking?

louisecm

KTRIC wrote:

I'm shocked and appalled that no-one here mention Captain America's on Grafton St. , I'm in there once a month and the burgers are fantastic. They're proper handmade burgers aswell, not that frozen sh!te.

Seriously? Everytime I eat there I swear I'm never going back. The food comes out way too quickly to have been freshly made and it tastes it too.

Bradidup

Did you try the "Angus" Burger from Burgerking?? Seen them advertised on the side of a bus recently.

Da Bounca

Angus burgers are rotten.

Ricks do a great burger, so do eddie rockets.

copacetic

Da Bounca wrote:

Angus burgers are rotten.

Ricks do a great burger, so do eddie rockets.

I thought they were ok compared to the normal burgers, and of course
at least BK do the whopper compared to McDs efforts.

nothing like a ricks or eddies, but ok if stuck..

Davey Devil

Last time I was in Burger King I saw them microwave my burger. Never again.

Nevyn

Ask for one off the broiler.

Davey Devil

I don't think I should have to ask.

Bradidup

Davey Devil wrote:

Last time I was in Burger King I saw them microwave my burger. Never again.

Did you have a camera?. All their burgers are supposed to be flame grilled. http://www.burgerking.co.uk/
If im not happy with a burger, ie too cold , sitting too long, not right etc I just ask for another one, that goes for Mc Donalds too.

Nevyn

They are all flame grilled in the broiller and then but in a steamer to keep warm.
The patty part can be warmed up in the mircowave as the burger is being assembled esp it there is cheese and bacon added to it.

If you when you order you ask for one that is 'off the broiler' you get it very hot
and it had not been left standing in the steamer or warmed in the mircowave.

Steak

Burdock's anyone?

copacetic

Steak wrote:

Burdock's anyone?

didn't even know they did burgers, if you go to burdocks surely you have to get fish and chips?

jasonhjjones

found another gourmet burger place in ranelagh it's good, the burgers are massive we walked out of the place stuffed, better than rockets or bobos

dudara

jasonhjjones wrote: »

found another gourmet burger place in ranelagh it's good, the burgers are massive we walked out of the place stuffed, better than rockets or bobos

That's Jo'burger I'd say. It's lovely.

Real Gourmet Burger in Dun Laoighaire is good.

BoBo's isn't that great to be honest. They don't season the patties, and although the toppings are tasty, the burgers are unsatisfying.

copacetic

is jo'burger not in rathmines?

lightening

I never order burgers any more, there is some EU regulation that means you can't order them rare. Stick to my home made ones on the BBQ now, nice and pink and moise in the middle!

5500

Was recently in Burdocks in christchurch and got a batter buger,not like the usual crap you get in any other chipper,definitly the nicest battered burger ive ever had

Degsy

Cafe Del Rio in abbey st opposite the abbey theatre do a great quarter pounder.

trellheim

That Gourmet Burger place in Ranelagh is only new [ 3-4 weeks old ] . Near McSorleys same side of the road.

xzanti

copacetic wrote: »

is jo'burger not in rathmines?

It is.. The burgers are lovely, bit pricey but very tasty, and they provide board games incase you get bored while you wait.. I had a few games of guess who last time I was in

John Mason

beyondrapid wrote: »

rick's real hamburgers on dame street

best damn veggie burger in Dublin:D

i had a friend down from Belfast one weekend and all she kept going on about was going to Rick's for a Burger. So we duly went to Rick's at about 3am, she has just taken her first bite and some muppet, very calmly, took the burger from her hand and walked out the door eating it.

i have never laughed so much

Gavin "shels"

TGI Fridays' burgers are very nice, and I only like home-made cooked burgers:D

phasers

I like Mcdonalds hamburgers


that fake onionmustardketchup stuff is a legend, and only a euro!