Burgers. The ultimate comfort food that we can have for any meal of the day. It doesn’t matter what kind of week you’ve had, once you take a bite of a juicy burger, everything feels that much better. Whether you love a classic cheeseburger, a plant-based patty, or something more exotic – Seattle doesn’t disappoint! Here are some of the best burgers in Seattle for the next time a craving hits.
8oz Burger and Co.
It’s pretty safe to say this spot is a classic at this point. You can’t go wrong with their half-pound patties and their signature burger has delicious additions like arugula and truffle aioli. Or you can choose from their 8 other burgers, whatever floats your boat.
Where: 2409 NW Market, Seattle
Mean Sandwich
Mean Sandwich serves up some of Seattle’s best smash burgers. You can enjoy the delicious D.A.M Burger with toppings like cheese, mayo, house-made pickles and sauce, and more. Plus you can go big and try one of their other tasty sandwiches if you’re really feeling it.
Where: 1510 NW Leary Way
Two Doors Down
This family-friendly burger joint serves up regionally sourced, hormone and antibiotic-free beef burgers. Plus they also have vegan and gluten-free options for those of you who need or want them. To make things even better, they also happen to have twenty Northwestern brews on draft and growlers to go.
Where: Multiple locations
Red Mill Burgers
Ooh, we sure do love a Red Mill burger. They’re always extremely fresh and topped with fresh lettuce and tomato making them one of the most mouth-watering burgers in the city. And they also happen to have some insane onion rings and milkshakes if that’s something you’re into.
Where: 312 North 67th Street and 1613 West Dravus Street
Loretta’s Northwesterner
Loretta’s Northwesterner is straight to the point. They describe themselves as “A neighborhood outpost where drinking is a priority, but also happens to have a really good burger”. You can’t go wrong with that!
Where: 8617 14th Ave S
Lil Woody’s
Lil Woody’s is a great spot for classics and also inventive new burgers. That being said, they do run some pretty crazy burger specials throughout the year. So go big with one of those or opt for one of their equally delicious classic burgers.
Where: Multiple locations
Uneeda Burger
This Fremont institution uses all-natural meat for its delicious array of offerings. We love their classic burger offerings but also that they have bison, salmon, lamb, and even elk burgers! If you’re looking to try a burger made with something other than beef, Uneeda is the spot to try.
Where: 4302 Fremont Ave N
Rain City Burgers
This family-friendly spot is a great place to head for consistently tasty burgers made from fresh and natural beef patties. It’s also a great place for local sports fans because RCB loves all our teams. That means you can enjoy themed burgers like the Huskies Burger, Mariners Burger, 12th Man Burger, and more.
Where: 6501 Roosevelt Way NE
Dick’s Drive-In
An oldie but a goody, Dick’s has been in the burger game since the 1950s. They serve up no-nonsense burgers in a fast-food format that’s tasty and reliable every time. Plus you can’t go wrong with the low price point and locations across the city.
Where: Multiple locations
Plum Bistro
Of course, we had to throw a plant-based option in because we know that not everyone is a fan of meat. With that in mind, Plum Bistro has some delicious veggie burger options for you to try. Plus owner Makini Howell has been recognized as a Top Chef Changing Food in America by The New York Times.
Where: 1429 12th Ave Seattle
Enjoy the burgers!
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