Burger (Fountainbridge)

• Chicken katsu burger served with wasabi mayo was an absolute delight
• The chicken was succulent and juicy with the richness offset by the tartness of a gherkin
• Service at the counter was super friendly and she offered a taster of the earl grey custard ice cream without hesitation
• Fries could do with a bit of tweaking to get full marks
• Price point is fabulous for the quality you're getting
• The burgers were extremely good value for money and the burger sauce was very tasty the chips were very good too
• If you're looking for a good place to go for a chilled out meal with a few friends then this hits the spot
• I had the Juicy Bleucy with Stilton in between the two burger patties it was incredibly delicious and I was so impressed with the burger but at the same time could have done with a tad more cheese
• I also loved the hand cut fries with their uneven shapes
• The relish was also tasty
• We were offered a sample of Tea for Two which is Burger's special dessert of earl grey ice cream with tea cakes
• What I did fancy was one of their shakes
• These aren't the British poor excuse for a shake that you usually find these were proper ice cream shakes
• I was well impressed with Burger the first time I went (five star experience) but the second time I went the burgers weren't quite as flavourful and the chips weren't as crispy and good
• Have only had a takeaway cheese and bacon burger but it was probably the best I've ever had
• The burgers are a good size and leave you comfortably full afterwards
• It was a hot dog with lashings of festive trimmings
• The sausage itself was standard (a typical frankfurter
• Selling alcohol is a nice touch
• Not only is it rated as the best burger joint in Edinburgh
• The burgers are a little overrated and I've definitely had better
• The wasabi and mayonnaise from my chicken burger was all over the place
• The beef bacon burger is amazing but again
• The shakes were amazing and I'd probably head back from the fries and shake and go to Mcdonalds for a Big Mac instead
• Everything is way over salted
• Definitely not the best burger place in Edinburgh compared to the likes of Gourmet Burger Kitchen on George street or Rascals
• Visited Burger with a group of friends before Christmas to try out some of their Christmas burgers and catch up
• I've tried many a burger so the bar was set pretty high
• Bacon and honey roasted parsnips were a hit and I'm gutted it was a seasonal special
• The buzzer system for knowing when your food is ready was really neat too
• The flavours are amazing &
• I stumbled across it after rambling around with rumbling tummies
• I had a classic cheeseburger with fries and s
• Had the chicken katsu burger with cheesy fries
• The katsu burger was a little odd for both of our tastes
• The whole experience was pretty fun
• The flashing buzzers that alerted us to our meal was a nice touch
• We felt that though the food was good and the prices ok
• There are other places that serve better burgers for better prices and that are just as good in our books
• I had a double one before but there was too much meat and I couldn't taste the bun
• Their chips are amazing and I would definitely recommend ordering them
• I've tried the chocolate milkshake as well which was great and tasted like made from an ice cream
• Fountainbridge is close to where I live
• The style of this restaurant is an American
• I have never not liked anything that I have ordered but my personal favourite is the vanilla and peanut butter milkshake
• The only thing that puts me off Burger is that it can be quite quiet
• This is not helped by the fact that it is self service as it makes the process a lot quicker
• Being self service means there is not a lot of interaction between customer and staff
• We had the cheese bacon burger and buffalo and BBQ wings with cheese fries
• The interior is stripped back so the food can do the talking and Burger is no exception
• With large windows but it is quite charming

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