Best Burgers in Glasgow

You'll find steakhouse Alston Bar and Beef nestled below the Gordon Street entrance of Glasgow Central Station, fronting sleek interiors and low lighting. In its underground arches are where you can find expansive selections of drinks as well as some of the best burgers in the city. It's no surprise given this venue's determination to source some of the best meat around; as part of its lunch menu, look forward to tucking into the signature smash burger featuring pickled cucumber, feta, olives and aioli. 

BrewDog is a solid choice for sumptuous burgers and craft beers in the heart of Kelvingrove. From hearty brekkie buns to dirty vegan offerings, this restaurant bar is combining its indulgent food and drink offerings with contemporary decor and quirky events to keep you entertained.

If you're looking for something different from your avearge bun, then look no further than Bar Soba for burgers that offer a pan Asian twist on your average meat/bun combo. Their Bangkok burger is infused with spring onions and chili served in a roti wrap with lemongrass and tangy Thai slaw.

Thought Revolutions was just shot sticks and cheap drinks? Think again, because this Argyle Street hotspot has got one corker of a menu; with sharing platters, indulgent desserts and burgers galore. Keep an eye out for offers all through the week and pair your buns with a tasty cocktail.

If you like your burgers classic, with flavours you recognise and made to the highest standard, it looks like you could be making a trip to BRGR. With some of the nicest burger bites in the city, you'll be promised a patty experience that you simply can't forget.

Having done extensive research across the US, NY American Grill is serving up some seriously top-notch burgers from its home in Princes Square. The spot also knocks up a mean cocktail, incorporating everything from popcorn to cream, as well as plenty of tasty sides.

This place might be more famous for its steaks, but this chic West End eatery also serves some of the best burgers in Glasgow. If you like your burgers in a stylish selling, with a few cocktails and skinny fries on the side, The Butchershop Bar & Grill is a definite go-to. 

When it comes to answering the call for some of Glasgow's best burgers, Bread Meats Bread are always at the other end of the line. From themed interiors and casual cool, to patties wrapped in checkerboard napkins and craft beer, this place is serving burgers to melt for. 

Hard shakes and deep-dish pizza may be the known stars of Thundercat, but that doesn't mean their burgers don't get a moment too. Stacked with flavour and patties combined, these hefty bites are known Glasgow over for being the perfect start to any and all nights out.

Another fabulously named restaurant, Meat Bar specialises in exactly what you think it does... all things meat. Their burgers are something quite special, with different cuts of Scottish meat made into one patty and served on a freshly made brioche roll, making it an excellent choice for carnivores. 

With a whopped named the Durty Burger, Bloc+ serve up some of Glasgow's meatiest, naughtiest and most delicious burgers. If you're looking to branch out, they have an epic choice of vegan and veggie varieties, and also make some amazing creations using Buckfast and Irn Bru.

Lebowski's is home to some big ass burgers in Glasgow, and are a fighting contender for the city's best. Their famous Macclucker burger is the stuff of fried-chicken legend, while their indulgent Classic Lebowski namesake, lives up the hype with layer upon layer of beef, bacon, cheese and sauce. 

From double smashed patties layered with special sauce and all the trimmings through to an unusual peanut butter and jam number sandwiched between a glazed donut, The Raven has their burger game on point. You'll wanna come hungry to this quirky pub in Glasgow's City Centre.

From their swine burger topped with pulled pork down to their roster of craft brews, when it comes to hearty, flavoursome buns, there's a name that you shouldn't miss and that's Kitty's. Head on down to this Irish bar for pints and patties aplenty against a quirky backdrop.