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Best Burgers in Dublin

cson · 2012-08-10 16:30:12

Continuing on the 'Best of' Dublin theme after the Sandwich thread; where is the best proper burger to be had in the City? Not McDonalds/Burger King/Supermacs etc, I'm talking about a proper burger. Jo'burger in Rathmines is probably the best of that type of burger I've had.

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#482 13-11-2015 1:05am
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PrettyBoy wrote: »

Christ almighty..that has be one of the most stupid statements that I've ever read on Boards - and that's saying something. Well done.

You forgot to answer the question by the way.

Glad to have obliged.

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#483 13-11-2015 7:54am
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vicwatson wrote: »

Glad to have obliged.

... in response to a post pointing out that you'd done the opposite of oblige?

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#484 13-11-2015 9:44am
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Had a steak and chorizo burger with pepper sauce from the Burger Republic truck on Halloween night, one of the very best I've had. The burger was full of flavour, the steak and chorizo flavours were balanced perfectly and the salads were tasty and crunchy. Amazing chips too.

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#485 13-11-2015 9:54am
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Burger Republic are pretty consistently good. Probably good for my waistline that the trucks aren't in any permanent locations.

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#486 13-11-2015 11:59am
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Presume you've all seen the location for the new 5 Guys has been announced.

http://www.dailyedge.ie/five-guys-3-2440243-Nov2015/?utm_source=facebook_short

Please refrain from a long winded argument about the provenance of their beef

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#487 13-11-2015 12:58pm
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where in Stephen's Green i wonder?

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#488 13-11-2015 12:59pm
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Since Buffalo19 changed to a chicken place I can't find anywhere to order an edible burger delivered to Ranelagh.

Does anyone know somewhere that's decent? I would dearly like to have a good burger and some beers in or around my person during the match this evening.

You can order Bobos on Deliveroo but they don't seem to let you tell them you don't want onions, and then you end up spending the guts of €20 on a burger you end up picking stuff out of :mad:

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#489 13-11-2015 12:59pm
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Its the dandelion building apparantly

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#490 13-11-2015 1:08pm
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People going made for takeaway burgers just because it's a U.S. chain that they've seen/heard on tv.

I have no doubt it will be successfully until everyone has tried it and they realise it's just a burger and chips.

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#491 13-11-2015 1:12pm
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You know this is a burger thread? So some people like them...

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#492 13-11-2015 1:14pm
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They need to get out more if they do.

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#493 13-11-2015 1:17pm
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Caliden wrote: »

They need to get out more if they do.

Odd post in a burger thread.

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#494 13-11-2015 1:19pm
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Caliden wrote: »

They need to get out more if they do.

We do get out. That's where the burgers are.

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#495 13-11-2015 1:20pm
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Caliden wrote: »

They need to get out more if they do.

Says the guy who gets out so rarely he has time to post in a burger thread on boards.ie to tell people they're fools for liking burgers.

What a life you must lead.

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#496 13-11-2015 1:28pm
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keane2097 wrote: »

Says the guy who gets out so rarely he has time to post in a burger thread on boards.ie to tell people they're fools for liking burgers.

What a life you must lead.

The irony.

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#497 13-11-2015 1:35pm
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Caliden wrote: »

The irony.

Yes. Exactly.

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#498 13-11-2015 1:41pm
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anyone tried the double cheese burger from mcdonalds
theyre only 2 euro and are delish
defo best burger in dublin, think theyre limited edition though

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#499 13-11-2015 1:42pm
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Naked Lepper wrote: »

anyone tried the double cheese burger from mcdonalds
theyre only 2 euro and are delish
defo best burger in dublin, think theyre limited edition though

Opening a new and exclusive pop up for 1 day only.

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#500 13-11-2015 1:44pm
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Mod note: I'm not sure what was in the air last night, but this and the other burger thread have gone to pot a bit with some posters really losing the run of themselves and making themselves look silly. This will stop one way or another. Easy way is for posters to reread the charter paying particular attention to: not being a dick/behaving like children; reporting trolling/posts in the correct manner instead of back-seat modding; derailing; personal abuse; and generally realising that your opinions are just, that opinions and behaving accordingly. The other way, the hard way, will involve cards and bans from now on. Your choice. Think harder before you post.

(ditto/crossposted on the other thread)

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#501 14-11-2015 11:51am
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What's this other burger thread?

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#502 14-11-2015 5:28pm
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budgemook wrote: »

What's this other burger thread?

http://www.boards.ie/vbulletin/showthread.php?t=2057485154

its more to with the making of burgers at home

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#503 14-11-2015 7:49pm
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budgemook wrote: »

What's this other burger thread?

The thread about US burger chain Five Guys opening in Dublin

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#504 14-11-2015 11:23pm
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The best non-beef burger i had in dublin is the bacon and chicken burger from super miss sue at the top of drury st....heavenly, and only 6.50 from the takeaway too

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#505 15-11-2015 1:13pm
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€2 for a large chicken burger with all the dressings at Burger King is the best best value I've ever seen for a burger. Fabulous burger too.

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#506 15-11-2015 9:56pm
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I've tried a few places for burgers and my absolute favourite is The Counter!

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#507 18-12-2015 11:32pm
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Had a Bunsen burger for the first time tonight. Asked for it rare and they'd no problems with that which made me happy. It was really top notch I must say, better than Bobos or the Counter imo. Still haven't tried Joburger but I reckon Bunsen would be hard to beat in Dublin. Plus the value for money was excellent- cheesburger, fries and coke came to €12.50. Same thing in other burger shops seems to be around €15-17.

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#508 19-12-2015 12:43am
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Ray's Pizza in Temple Bar have started doing burgers for a fiver. Quite good too.

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#509 19-12-2015 10:18am
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Muahahaha wrote: »

Had a Bunsen burger for the first time tonight. Asked for it rare and they'd no problems with that which made me happy. It was really top notch I must say, better than Bobos or the Counter imo. Still haven't tried Joburger but I reckon Bunsen would be hard to beat in Dublin. Plus the value for money was excellent- cheesburger, fries and coke came to €12.50. Same thing in other burger shops seems to be around €15-17.

Have been a Bunsen man for a while now but the Temple Bar one is inconsistent. Wexford Street one is great though.

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#510 20-02-2016 1:47pm
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has anyone tried boxburger? looks like they only do delivery, which seems a tad unusual for burgers…or is there a shop or a plan to open one? box-burger.com

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#511 20-02-2016 10:16pm
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Cruising for a lawsuit with Box Burger in Bray (which is excellent btw), IMO.

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