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Six of the best burgers in Glasgow

VisitScotlandVisitScotland Administrator ✪
edited March 2016 in Eating and drinking

Never mind fancy five star restaurants, everyone loves a burger. Right?

And Glasgow has some of the most lip smacking, tummy rumbling, simply delicious burgers and diners around.

Try Buddy’s in Pollokshaw, originally a small takeaway, it embraces Americana style and is one of the city’s most popular burger joints.

For big appetites, Adlib in Ingram Street and Hope Street serves up a monster burger - 3lbs of beef, two onions, a mountain of cheese and the biggest bun around.

Nice ‘n’ Sleazy in Sauchiehall Street has been a Glasgow favourite for years, serving live music with its tasty burgers.

For toppings galore, Inn Deep in Great Western Road has tons of choices, including haggis. While at Jacker de Viande you can tuck into a Naked Canadian – that’s burger, bacon, pork sausage and maple syrup.

Veggie? Bloc’s in Bath Street’s burger is made from puy lentils, pumpkin seeds with sweet onion and cinnamon relish.

Have you dined out on a brilliant Glasgow burger?

Go on… share!


EDIT: Thanks for the updates @ananyah and @GlasgowFoodGeek, I've edited the main post above.

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  • ananyahananyah Member ✭✭
    Sadly Jacker de Viande has closed down. 

    For me, if you want a really good burger you should head to Bread Meats Bread on St Vincent Street which is a great little independent burger joint or head to the newly opened Byron on West George Street.

    Want to push the boat out a little? Try the more gourmet burgers at Butchershop Glasgow (amazing steaks BTW) or Alston Bar & Grill underneath Glasgow Central Station. More expensive but definitely worth it!
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  • GlasgowFoodGeekGlasgowFoodGeek Member ✭
    Sad news I am afraid but Nice 'n' Sleazy no longer serve burgers. As of a few weeks ago the brilliant Babu's Kitchen is running the menu there now doing a fine selection of indian street food.
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  • VisitScotlandIntroVisitScotlandIntro Member ✪
    I've been quite enjoying James Vs Burger, who's doing sterling work reviewing all of the burger joints popping up in Glasgow (and a few in Edinburgh too!).
  • fishyprofishypro Member ✭✭✭
    I agree with @ananyah Bread Meats Bread is probably your best bet for a really tasty burger.
    Best regards
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  • VisitScotlandAmandaVisitScotlandAmanda Member, Administrator, Moderator, VisitScotland Staff ✪
    I am yet to go but I have heard that Steak Cattle and Roll is amazing for burgers http://www.steakcattleandroll.co.uk 
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  • argyllgirlargyllgirl Member ✭✭
    Five Guys (an American company) as they only use beef instead of cereal filler like most burgers in Scotland.  
  • MogMJMRMogMJMR Member ✭✭
    I really like the Korean Style burgers at www.kimchicult.com in Glasgow. Just for something a wee bit different :)


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    Based in the Scottish Borders, Aberdeenshire has a special place in my heart.
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