Photo By: Valerie Kon10 Ridiculous Burgers in San Diego You Should Eat Now Adam Gentry July 21, 2017 Share on FacebookShare on TwitterShare on PinterestShare on RedditShare on LinkedInShare on InstagramShare on YouTubeShare on EmailShare on WhatsAppThese Patties Are Anything But Ordinary Written By: Omar Velasquez best burgers in san diego San Diego is a wonderful place to visit for some amazing eatery. From the beautiful coast of Oceanside to the Gaslamp District and back to North Park; San Diego has some the best restaurants, diners and pubs serving up some mouthwatering dishes. Brunch, lunch, dinner or whichever your choice may be, SD restaurants bring out a unique style of burgers. Staying away from the norm like In-N-Out or Burger King; this time we round up some different types of restaurants, in search of the best burgers in San Diego. best burgers in san diego Famous Buns Jimmy’s Famous American Tavern A post shared by Jimmys Famous American Tavern (@jimmys_famous) on Jan 8, 2018 at 2:48pm PST Order This: The Cowboy Burger We could spend hours debating which local spot has the best burger in town. However, when you’re looking for a great, solid burger, you can’t go wrong with Jimmy’s Famous American Tavern’s burgers. A local legend for a reason! So, run, don’t walk, to try this burger. Jimmy’s Famous American Tavern The Promenade at Point Loma 4990 North Harbor Dr San Diego, CA 92106 619.226.2103 Stack It Up, Stack It Up STACKED Photo By Adam Gentry Order This: Build Your Own Burger For all of you technology lovers out there, this spot is a real treat. iPads adorn the tables, placed there to provide an innovative ordering approach. Build whatever burger you want—stack on all of your favorites! I suggest bringing your picky eaters here, because there really is something for everyone. STACKED 7007 Friars Rd, Ste 356 San Diego, CA 92108 619.225.7900 Only in America All American Burgers A post shared by All American Burgers & Beer (@grassfedburgers) on May 3, 2017 at 6:22pm PDT Order This: Grass-fed Sliders Best way to describe All American Burgers located in the heart of San Diego’s Gaslamp Quarter would be “scrumptious.” Serving up the all American Burgers made from 100 percent grass fed beef. All American Burgers 409 F St San Diego, CA 92101 619.255.2800 Come On Down to Ruby’s Ruby’s Diner Photo By Ed Visions Order This: Hickory Burger You can walk in, put some money in the jukebox, and enjoy yourself a nice juicy Hickory Burger. The ½ pound Hickory burger is made with two slices of melted cheddar cheese with sizzling thick-cut bacon, crisp lettuce, tomato, Rubysauce (yum!) and crispy RubyRings (double yum!). Oh, and all topped with zesty barbecue sauce. If you want to keep it strictly original, Ruby’s Diner is where it’s at. Ruby’s Diner 1640 Camino Del Rio N #360P San Diego, CA 92108 619.294.7829 It’s Going Down; I’m Yelling, “Timber!” Lumberyard Tavern Photo By Josie Gonzales Photo By Josie Gonzales Order This: Lamb Burger If you are looking for a “one-of-a-kind experience” restaurant the search is over. Located right off the Coast Hwy 101, Lumberyard Tavern serves a variety of comfort food. One tasty burger you will find that is different from the norm is the Lamb Burger. A juicy ground lamb filled burger with Tzatziki sauce, spinach, feta, pickled onion and tomato will have you coming back for more. Lumberyard Tavern 967 S Coast Hwy 101, Ste 101 Encinitas, CA 92024 760.479.1657 Going Coconuts for This Burger Miss B’s Coconut Club A post shared by Miss B’s Coconut Club (@missbcoconutclub) on May 22, 2018 at 11:10am PDT Order This: Coconut Club Burger Can’t go wrong with some Caribbean-inspired American food overlooking the sunset on a summer afternoon—sounds beautiful doesn’t it? Miss B’s Coconut Club in Mission Beach is calling your name. From Cubano roasted pork to their delicious Coconut Club burger, Miss B’s has the rhythm to soothe your taste buds. Miss B’s Coconut Club 3704 Mission Blvd San Diego, CA 92109 858.381.0855 Aloha! Duke’s La Jolla A post shared by Duke’s La Jolla (@dukeslajolla) on Mar 14, 2018 at 10:10am PDT Order This: Duke’s Sliders A tribute to Hawaii and the Southern California beach lifestyle, Duke’s welcomes guests to become part of their ohana. Stop in for lunch where you can never go wrong with their Wave Slider Wednesdays—choose between two Kahuna beef, Kalua pork or jumbo crab cake sliders. Duke’s La Jolla 1216 Prospect St La Jolla, CA 92037 858.454.5888 Here for the Beer…and Burger Nason’s Beer Hall A post shared by Nason’s Beer Hall (@nasonsbeerhall) on Dec 6, 2017 at 4:41pm PST Order This: Nason’s Burger Whether in town for business or pleasure; plan on staying at the Pendry San Diego for the views, scenery and restaurants. Inside the luxury hotel you will find Nason’s Beer Hall. Sure, you can go for the craft beers but when in Rome; the Nason’s Burger with Monterey Jack, avocado mash, bacon jam and mustard and house pickles on a pretzel roll with a side of some amazing house made barbecue chips or fries. After one bite, it will have you book another night. Nason’s Beer Hall 570 J St San Diego, CA 92101 619.738.7060 The Champ is Here! barleymash Photo By Adam Gentry Order This: The Champ At barleymash, we were served The Champ, and the name is suitable for describing the burger, too. Own it with both hands and dive in! They bake their barley-beer bread daily, and between their buns, they’ve stacked a grilled beef patty, juicy mouth-watering pulled pork shoulder, pepper jack cheese, habanero jelly, bourbon-bbq ranch and tobacco-fried onions. barleymash 600 5th Ave San Diego, CA 92101 619.255.7373 A San Diego Classic Hodad’s Photo By: Valerie Kon Order This: Single Bacon Cheeseburger They say it’s lunch and dinner, not life or death. Customized license plates adorn the walls amongst other interesting things to look at. We tried the single bacon cheeseburger with frings—a classic. The bacon was crispy, cheese melted to perfection, and the patty was deliciously juicy. Hodad’s 5010 Newport Ave. San Diego, CA 92107 619.224.4623 | *Visit Hodad’s other locations downtown and at PETCO Park
