The top burgers in Madrid for Hamburger Day
May 28th is International Hamburger Day. This dish, the most iconic in the world of fast food, is enjoying a huge boom in Spain. There are as many options as there are tastes. We'll show you the best places to try them in Madrid.
Legend has it that Louis Lassen, a German immigrant, was the first to prepare a burger when, in 1895, a customer asked him for something "quick and delicious." 130 years later, here are the top burgers in Madrid. It's not all about calamari sandwiches!
This venue is a temple of rock 'n' roll spirit, with evenings hosted by a cast of artists who revisit the best music of the 70s, 80s, 90s, and 2000s. Among its varied and international menu, the standout is their mini burgers made with aged beef and cheddar cheese on brioche buns, served with fries. A creation of their chef, Pepe Roch.
Chef Dani García blends his Andalusian roots with cosmopolitan influences on the menu at this restaurant. For National Burger Day, they offer their signature burger with Bull sauce, now a classic, and the exquisite Rossini Burger, made with aged beef tenderloin, foie gras, and Parmesan cheese.
This restaurant boasts one of Madrid's best terraces. Recently renovated, it features Brazilian-bred beef. Their grilled tropical Kobe burger with caramelized onions, confit tomatoes, Gruyère cheese, arugula, and Dijon mustard mayonnaise is a unique choice for a special occasion. Note: it's served without a bun!
Their menu features locally sourced Wagyu beef with Iberian pork jowl, matured cheddar cheese, and a secret sauce made from natural ferments. Served on artisanal brioche bread, these ingredients perfectly complement the high-quality, juicy, and charcoal-grilled meat.
This beautiful terrace, renowned for its traditional cuisine and respect for its roots, is celebrating National Hamburger Day with its aged beef burger. You can enjoy it in one of its many spaces: private rooms, covered terraces, a chill-out area, or the legendary garden, a peaceful retreat from the city's hustle and bustle.
The best place to escape the Madrid heat is this terrace, formerly known as Santo Domingo. It's open every day and is part of the Inhala Hotel Garden. For this occasion, they're offering a Galician beef burger. It's sure to pair perfectly with one of their many cocktails in such a unique setting.
Michelin-starred chef Ramón Feixa leads the kitchen at this restaurant, which boasts stunning views of central Madrid. His signature dish is the Big Duck burger, featuring a pretzel bun, duck meat, and the signature Papagena sauce. Located on the sixth floor of the Teatro Real, it's an iconic spot for a truly unique burger.
This restaurant offers two options created by chef Íñigo Urrechu. The first is the URRE Crispy Chicken Burger, with breaded chicken, bacon, American cheese, kimchi mayonnaise, fresh lettuce, and a soft brioche bun. The second is the URRE Smash Burger, with Spanish sirloin steak, bacon, American cheese, kimchi mayonnaise, and a brioche bun.