Best Burgers Restaurants in Los Angeles
50 hand-picked restaurants, critic-reviewed and ranked
Last Updated: February 2026
Our Top Pick
Father's Office
Home of LA's most iconic gourmet burger
Notable Picks
8.9
Since Chef Sang Yoon took over in 2000, Father's Office has become legendary for its no-substitutions Office Burger with caramelized onions, Gruyere, Maytag blue, and bacon compote. This gastropub pioneered LA's craft beer movement with 36 rotating taps and elevated bar food that still sets the standard.
Must-Try Dishes:
The Office Burger, Sweet Potato Fries with Blue Cheese Aioli, Spanish Mushrooms
What Makes it Special: Home of LA's most iconic gourmet burger
#2
For The Win
8.8
Vibes:
Cheap Eats Budget Brilliance
Quick Bites Champions
Hidden Gems Heaven
Solo Dining Sanctuaries
For The Win’s Franklin Avenue outpost is a tight, counter-service smash burger stand where thin, crispy-edged patties and very dialed-in fries are the whole point. Locals line up for cheeseburgers buried in fry sauce and shoestring fries that stay hot and crisp on the walk back to nearby apartments or studios.
Must-Try Dishes:
Cheeseburger with fries combo, Loaded fries with fry sauce, Sweet potato fries
What Makes it Special: Smash burgers and ultra-crisp fries built for obsessive regulars.
8.8
HiHo revolutionizes the classic burger joint with 100% grass-fed Wagyu beef and hand-cut fries cooked in heart-healthy rice bran oil. Their crispy-outside, fluffy-inside fries are double-fried for perfection and served piping hot with house-made sauces.
Must-Try Dishes:
Double HiHo Burger with Fries, Hand-Cut French Fries, Willie Mae Fried Chicken
What Makes it Special: Wagyu beef burgers paired with perfectly executed double-fried fries
#4
Horses
8.8
Horses is a Michelin-recognized contemporary bistro on Sunset that channels old Hollywood energy with martinis, a tight seasonal menu, and one of the city’s most talked-about burgers. It’s a destination for long, lingering dinners where endive Caesar, off-menu vodka rigatoni, and Cornish hen share the table with strong cocktails and excellent people-watching.
Must-Try Dishes:
Horses Caesar (endive Caesar salad), Off-menu vodka rigatoni “The Herman”, Cornish hen with panzanella
What Makes it Special: A buzzy, Michelin-recognized Sunset bistro blending vintage pub bones with contemporary, French-leaning American cooking.
#5
Lucky Boy
8.8
This legendary drive-in has been serving massive burgers and famous breakfast burritos since the 1950s with portions that defy logic. Open until 10:45 PM daily, Lucky Boy delivers old-school charm with hand-formed patties, generous toppings, and prices that haven't caught up to inflation.
Must-Try Dishes:
Bacon Cheeseburger, Pastrami Burger, Chili Cheese Fries
What Makes it Special: Enormous portions at throwback prices since 1952
8.8
Classic midcentury Westchester bar near LAX with a surprisingly serious burger program, including a steak-blend patty loaded with Gorgonzola and bacon. Locals and airport workers come for half-off burger Mondays, strong drinks, and a lively mix of live music, karaoke, and sports on TV in a space that’s been around since 1952.
Must-Try Dishes:
Melody Steak Burger & Fries, Turkey Burger, Umami Chicken Burger
What Makes it Special: A decades-old LAX-adjacent bar where burgers share the spotlight with live music and sports.
#7
Pasjoli
8.8
Vibes:
Date Night Magic
Birthday & Celebration Central
Business Lunch Power Players
Instagram Worthy Wonders
James Beard Award-winning chef Dave Beran transformed his Michelin Plate bistro into a more accessible French experience while maintaining exacting standards. The pressed duck carved tableside remains legendary, but cordon bleu chicken wings stuffed with prosciutto and a French onion soup with explosive gruyère show the kitchen's playful mastery of rich, butter-forward bistro classics.
Must-Try Dishes:
Cordon Bleu Chicken Wings, French Onion Soup, Pressed Duck ($350, reservation required)
What Makes it Special: Michelin-recognized bistro from Alinea alum serving technically perfect French fare with California produce
8.8
A classic counter-service burger and pie spot since 1947, The Apple Pan draws steady crowds for its Hickoryburger, steak burger, and seasonal pies. The outdoor seating added in recent years gives dog owners a practical way to enjoy the old-school charm without leaving pets at home.
Must-Try Dishes:
Hickoryburger, Steak Burger, Apple Pie
What Makes it Special: Iconic mid-century burger counter with a devoted local following.
8.8
A Highland Park sports bar cornerstone since 2014, The Greyhound is known citywide for its Great Lakes–style hot wings and game-day energy. Happy hour and game-time “Blue Hour” specials make piling into a booth with a platter of saucy wings and a cold beer feel like a ritual.
Must-Try Dishes:
Greyhound Wings (Bone-In), Judgment Day Wings, Schlitz Can Chicken
What Makes it Special: Chef-driven Midwestern-style wings with tons of sauces in a true neighborhood sports bar.
HiHo Cheeseburger in Marina del Rey focuses on a tight menu of wagyu-based burgers, hand-cut fries, and shakes, served in a modern fast-casual space off Admiralty Way. Diners come for the deeply beefy patties, onion jam, and mustard-grilled style that lands between classic roadside burger and chef-driven precision.
Must-Try Dishes:
HiHo Cheeseburger, Classic Double Cheeseburger, Pastrami Heat
What Makes it Special: All-in on 100% grass-fed, grass-finished wagyu burgers with focused execution.
#11
The Honor Bar
8.7
This intimate neighborhood spot serves hand-cut Kennebec potato fries piping hot in silver julep cups, alongside premium sandwiches and craft cocktails. The dark, cozy atmosphere and exceptional service make it a Beverly Hills favorite for those seeking upscale comfort food.
Must-Try Dishes:
Hand-Cut French Fries, Honor Burger, Ding's Crispy Chicken Sandwich
What Makes it Special: Hand-cut fries served in signature silver julep cups with house aioli
#12
Bougie Burger
8.6
Premium wagyu smash burgers served from an evening pop-up on Van Nuys Boulevard draw locals seeking indulgent late-night bites. The truffle parmesan fries and housemade Bougie Sauce deliver rich, craveable flavors that justify the slightly elevated price point for street food.
Must-Try Dishes:
Wagyu Smash Burger, Truffle Parm Fries, Queen B Burger
What Makes it Special: Premium wagyu beef smashed crispy with signature sauce combinations
#13
Dunsmoor
8.6
Chef Brian Dunsmoor’s American heritage restaurant in Eagle Rock delivers wood-fired, grill-driven cooking with serious technique behind familiar flavors. The menu moves through richly seasoned meats, careful vegetable work, and shareable sides that feel both rustic and refined. A destination for Northeast LA when you want ambitious American cooking without pretense.
Must-Try Dishes:
Wood-grilled steak or chop of the day, Cornbread with seasonal butter, Beef tartare or crudo starter
What Makes it Special: Fire-driven American cooking with a chef’s-counter level of detail.
#14
Grill 'Em All
8.6
Heavy metal-themed burger destination relocated from Alhambra to Bay Shore Beach in 2024, serving half-pound patties with rock-inspired names. Food Network's Great Food Truck Race winner brings creative toppings from chimichurri-blue cheese to peanut butter-strawberry jam-bacon-sriracha, all served with craft beers and ocean views.
Must-Try Dishes:
Ozzy Osbourne Burger, Napalm Death Burger, Long Beach Dirtbag
What Makes it Special: Only beachfront heavy metal burger joint with rock memorabilia and ocean backdrop
#15
Heavy Handed
8.6
This walk-up smashburger spot uses ground short rib for patties with molten American cheese, house-made bread-and-butter pickles, and tangy Heavy sauce on potato rolls. Lines snake out the bright orange building onto Main Street for burgers that deliver both tender richness and crispy caramelized edges.
Must-Try Dishes:
Double Smashburger, Beef Tallow Fries, Triple Stack
What Makes it Special: Ground short rib patties create uniquely tender and beefy smashburgers
#16
Tail O' The Pup
8.6
Iconic Los Angeles landmark hot dog stand shaped like a giant hot dog, originally built in 1946 and reopened in 2022 after 17 years in storage. This piece of programmatic architecture serves both hot dogs and burgers in a two-story space with massive patio.
Must-Try Dishes:
Chicago Pup, Sassy Cheese Burger, Jalapeño Pup
What Makes it Special: Only surviving programmatic architecture hot dog building with 75+ year history
#17
Violet Bistro
8.6
Violet Bistro is a Cali-French restaurant with a glowing courtyard patio and an upstairs cooking school, built for slow, celebratory meals. Classic dishes, a serious wine list, and intimate tables make it a go-to Westwood pick for anniversaries and pre-theater dates.
Must-Try Dishes:
French onion soup, Steak frites, Coq au vin or trout amandine
What Makes it Special: Romantic courtyard French bistro with refined cooking and strong cocktails.
8.5
Vibes:
Comfort Food Classics
Family Friendly Favorites
Cheap Eats Budget Brilliance
Solo Dining Sanctuaries
Boulevard Burgers is a classic roadside diner on Florence that leans hard into old-school Americana with neon, booths, and a giant menu of burgers, breakfasts, and plates. With hundreds of online reviews and years of steady traffic, it’s the go-to all-day burger stop for Bell and Bell Gardens residents.
Must-Try Dishes:
Eagle Special burger, Chili cheese fries, Breakfast burrito
What Makes it Special: Retro diner feel with a huge burger-and-breakfast menu and long hours.
#19
Umami Burger
8.5
Pioneering the umami-bomb burger movement since 2009, this flagship serves 6-ounce Wagyu beef patties with parmesan crisps and shiitake mushrooms until midnight weekends. The late-night happy hour from 10:30 PM features two-for-one cocktails.
Must-Try Dishes:
Original Umami Burger, Truffle Burger, Impossible Burger
What Makes it Special: Invented the gourmet umami burger category
8.4
Cozy Greek taverna near LAX where the Aliki’s Greek Cheeseburger and Gyro Burger put a Mediterranean spin on the classic patty. Regulars praise the generous portions, warm service, and homestyle cooking that make it a reliable pre- or post-flight stop as well as a neighborhood standby.
Must-Try Dishes:
Aliki's Greek Cheeseburger, Gyro Burger, Cheeseburger with American Cheese
What Makes it Special: A low-key Greek spot where feta-topped burgers and gyro patties meet old-school taverna comfort.
8.4
Historic burger institution reborn in Koreatown, grinding fresh beef daily and hand-cutting fries. The housemade spreads and pickle bar elevate classic American burgers with obsessive attention to detail. Lines move steadily despite crowds drawn by consistent execution of simple fundamentals done exceptionally well.
Must-Try Dishes:
Classic Hamburger with House Spread, Sweet Potato Fries, Vanilla Malt
What Makes it Special: Fresh-ground beef daily with heritage dating to 1948
8.4
Dino's Famous Chicken is beloved for its legendary, neon-orange grilled chicken, marinated in a family recipe since 1968. The no-frills counter setting, steady crowds, and craveable fries drenched in chicken juices make it a go-to for generations of Angelenos seeking hearty, affordable meals.
Must-Try Dishes:
Famous Chicken Plate, Chili Cheese Fries, Breakfast Burrito
What Makes it Special: Iconic marinated chicken, unchanged recipe over 50 years.
#23
For The Win
8.4
For The Win’s Beverly Center outpost focuses on ultra-crispy smash burgers and fried chicken sandwiches served from a compact counter inside the mall. It’s a streamlined operation where the short menu and consistent execution make it a go-to for quick but serious burger-style sandwiches.
Must-Try Dishes:
Cheeseburger, Hamburger, Fried Chicken Sandwich
What Makes it Special: Micro-chain smash burger counter turning out dialed-in burgers and fried chicken sandwiches.
#24
Heavy Handed
8.4
Ground short rib smashburgers with aggressive seasoning and caramelized onions, fried in beef tallow for maximum crispness. The third Silver Lake location brings the Santa Monica hit to Sunset Boulevard with the same lacey-edged patties and soft-serve cones that made the original a destination.
Must-Try Dishes:
Double Cheeseburger, Beef Tallow Fries, Dipped Soft Serve Cone
What Makes it Special: Short rib smashburgers with crispy lacey edges and beef tallow fries
8.4
A longtime Northridge institution where a classic burger counter unexpectedly turns out solid, fresh sushi. Locals come for generous cuts, playful specialty rolls, and the reliable casual vibe across decades. The hybrid concept feels quirky but works because the fish program is taken seriously.
Must-Try Dishes:
Hon-Maguro 3 Way, Spicy Tuna Roll, Salmon Belly Sushi
What Makes it Special: A rare burger-stand-meets-sushi-bar concept that’s been good for decades.
#26
Mel's Drive-In
8.4
Vibes:
Late Night Legends
Instagram Worthy Wonders
Family Friendly Favorites
Solo Dining Sanctuaries
Classic American diner operating since 1947 in a stunning Googie-style building on the famous Sunset Strip. Open 24/7 on weekends, serving traditional burgers alongside breakfast classics and craft beer in a retro atmosphere perfect for late-night celebrity spotting.
Must-Try Dishes:
Classic Cheeseburger, Hickory Burger, Banana Cream Pie
What Makes it Special: Iconic 24/7 diner in preserved Googie architecture with Hollywood film history
8.4
This plant-based burger joint proves vegan fast food can rival traditional burger stands with Impossible patties, dairy-free shakes made with Oatly, and housemade organic sodas. The punk-diner aesthetic features bright neon, hidden seating nooks, and a mascot-filled merch wall that appeals to all ages.
Must-Try Dishes:
Monty Burger with Impossible Patty, Tater Tots, Strawberry Oat Milk Shake
What Makes it Special: Plant-based burgers that convert carnivores with authentic taste
#28
Rocco's Tavern
8.4
Rocco's Tavern is a high-energy Westwood Village sports bar where big, griddled burgers share the table with wings, pizzas, and late-night drinks. It’s a primary post-game stop for UCLA students and locals looking for burgers, beers, and wall-to-wall TVs that run well past midnight on busy nights.
Must-Try Dishes:
Rocco's signature cheeseburger with fries, Bacon avocado burger, Patty melt on grilled sourdough
What Makes it Special: Rowdy, game-day sports bar energy matched with hefty late-night burgers.
#29
Station 43
8.4
Station 43 is a focused Melrose counter spot built around house-ground Angus burgers and 14-day cured, 12-hour smoked pastrami, with beef-tallow fries and combos that feel more chef-driven than fast food. The compact space leans takeout-friendly, but locals treat it as a destination for richly sauced burgers and stacked pastrami sandwiches.
Must-Try Dishes:
Wild Burger with cherry sauce, Dream Combo burger with fries, Strong or Bold pastrami sandwich
What Makes it Special: A pastrami-and-burger shop where house-cured meats and cherry-sauced burgers feel craft-level but casual.
8.4
Housed in the historic 1929 Clock Tower building, The Misfit champions farm-to-table American comfort food with LA's best happy hour. The high-energy space steps from Third Street Promenade draws crowds for thoughtfully-crafted cocktails and seasonal California cuisine.
Must-Try Dishes:
Bacon Mac & Cheese, Pan-Seared Sea Bass, Walnut Bolognaise
What Makes it Special: Best happy hour in LA according to multiple publications
Vibes:
Luxury Dining Elite
Rooftop Views Revelry
Birthday & Celebration Central
Instagram Worthy Wonders
This luxurious rooftop restaurant atop the Peninsula Hotel offers an elevated Angus beef burger alongside California cuisine, served poolside under iconic yellow striped umbrellas. Weekend BBQs feature special preparations of their signature burger with herbs from the hotel's own garden.
Must-Try Dishes:
Peninsula Angus Beef Burger, Wagyu Beef Sliders, Truffle Mac & Cheese
What Makes it Special: Five-star hotel rooftop with panoramic city views
#32
Barney's Beanery
8.3
Operating since 1920, this Route 66 roadhouse serves up classic hot wings alongside a massive 1000-item menu and over 175 beers. The weekday happy hour delivers half-price appetizers including their well-executed buffalo wings, making it a reliable choice for both wing enthusiasts and sports fans seeking an authentic Los Angeles institution.
Must-Try Dishes:
Buffalo Hot Wings, Famous Chili, Route 66 Burger
What Makes it Special: Nearly 100-year-old Hollywood landmark with rock n' roll history and massive beer selection
#33
Burger Lounge
8.3
Burger Lounge on Maxella leans into a modern, semi-fast-casual model built around grass-fed burgers, craft sides, and beer and wine. It’s a go-to for locals who want something more polished than a drive-thru but still quick enough for weeknight dinners and lunch breaks.
Must-Try Dishes:
Lounge Burger, Truffle Mushroom-Swiss Burger, Fresh-Cut French Fries
What Makes it Special: Grass-fed patties and a broad menu of burger builds in a casual-modern setting.
8.3
Vibes:
Comfort Food Classics
Cheap Eats Budget Brilliance
Solo Dining Sanctuaries
Hidden Gems Heaven
Chris's Hamburgers is a long-running counter-service stand on Atlantic that’s been flipping burgers and serving breakfast plates since the 1960s. Regulars come for dependable griddled patties, chili cheese fries, and diner-style breakfasts that feel frozen in time in the best way.
Must-Try Dishes:
Double cheeseburger with grilled onions, Chili cheese fries, Ham, egg, and hash browns breakfast plate
What Makes it Special: Decades-old burger stand known for hefty portions and old-school plates.
#35
Crack
8.3
Golf course deck restaurant serving elevated smash burgers and tri-tip sandwiches with craft root beer. Owner-operated spot features signature bacon jam on the Dirty Burger, rotating daily sides like white bean chili, and views overlooking Bixby Village Golf Course greens.
Must-Try Dishes:
Bacon Jam Burger, Dirty Burger, Ortega Burger
What Makes it Special: Smash burgers with bacon jam overlooking golf course
Chef Santos Uy’s smashburger micro-chain brought its crisp-edged patties and properly salty fries into Grand Central Market in 2023. The menu is stripped-down—burgers, crispy shoestring fries, sweet potato fries—but execution and value make this one of downtown’s most compelling quick-stop fry plates.
Must-Try Dishes:
Crispy French Fries, Sweet Potato Fries, Single Smash Burger with Fries
What Makes it Special: Smashburger specialist where crisp fries are as dialed as the patties.
8.3
Vibes:
Cheap Eats Budget Brilliance
Quick Bites Champions
Trendy Table Hotspots
Solo Dining Sanctuaries
Born from a lauded pop-up and anchored on York since 2020, Goldburger serves double smash burgers with lacy edges, soft buns, and carefully tuned sauces. Lines can stretch late into the evening as locals and burger tourists chase one of LA’s most talked-about patties.
Must-Try Dishes:
Goldburger, LA Special, California Classic
What Makes it Special: A best-in-city contender where dialed-in smash patties, long-running pop-up cred, and constant lines make even a late-night burger feel like an event.
8.3
Vibes:
Comfort Food Classics
Family Friendly Favorites
Group Dining Gatherings
Quick Bites Champions
A long-running Westwood Boulevard diner, Headlines folds a surprisingly deep burrito lineup into its all-day breakfast and Mexican sections. From basic egg-and-bacon wraps to oversized fajita and Cali burritos, it’s where you go when you want big, filling burritos with classic diner comfort on the side.
Must-Try Dishes:
Breakfast Burrito, Fajita Burrito, Cali Burrito
What Makes it Special: Classic diner turning out an unusually broad lineup of breakfast and Mexican-style burritos all day.
#39
Heavy Handed
8.3
Smash burger specialist frying their straight-cut fries in beef tallow, creating rich, savory sides that have earned cult status among Valley burger enthusiasts. The ground short rib patties and house-made pickles complete the nostalgic drive-in experience without the car hops.
Must-Try Dishes:
Heavy Burger with Beef Tallow Fries, Loaded Fries with Heavy Sauce, Double Smash Burger Combo
What Makes it Special: Beef tallow-fried straight-cut fries pair with smash burgers made from ground short rib
8.3
HiHo’s Mid-Wilshire location specializes in grass-fed wagyu smashburgers served on soft, locally baked buns with ultra-consistent execution. Diners highlight the HiHo Double, Matty sauce, and from-scratch fries as the reasons this has become a go-to lunch and casual dinner spot along Wilshire.
Must-Try Dishes:
HiHo Double Cheeseburger, Pastrami Heat Burger, Ashton Fries
What Makes it Special: Exclusively grass-fed wagyu burgers with house-made fries and shakes.
8.3
Vibes:
Quick Bites Champions
Cheap Eats Budget Brilliance
Late Night Legends
Family Friendly Favorites
A 75-year-old fast-food operation that still runs on a short menu, fresh-never-frozen beef, and hand-cut fries — the constraint is the point. The Sunset Blvd location draws late-night crowds and first-time visitors for the neon sign alone, but the real draw is a burger-and-fries formula that delivers reliably at a price point most sit-down spots can't touch. Expect a packed lot and a drive-thru line that wraps, especially after 9 PM.
Must-Try Dishes:
Double-Double, Animal Style Burger, Animal Fries
What Makes it Special: West Coast fast-food icon with a famously short menu, secret menu cult following, and one of LA's most photographed neon signs on Sunset Blvd.
#42
Irv's Burgers
8.3
Irv’s Burgers is a historic West Hollywood burger stand reborn, serving griddled patties, fries, and shakes with classic roadside energy. The focus is on simple, well-executed burgers and cheerful service rather than frills, making it a go-to for quick, nostalgic American fast-casual.
Must-Try Dishes:
Classic cheeseburger, Double burger with grilled onions, Fries with special sauce
What Makes it Special: A revived classic burger stand that keeps the focus on griddled patties, fries, and old-school charm.
8.3
A long-running Pico-Robertson meat counter that happens to turn out one of the neighborhood’s most dependable kosher burgers. The patties are straightforward, juicy, and built for classic topping stacks, with fries that stay crisp enough for takeout. It’s a practical local staple when you want a no-nonsense burger in the corridor.
Must-Try Dishes:
Classic Beef Burger, Pastrami Burger, Seasoned Fries
What Makes it Special: Kosher neighborhood institution pairing old-school meat craft with solid burgers.
#44
Lowboy
8.3
Neighborhood bar serving exceptional smashburgers with red pepper jam alongside craft cocktails. Kids welcome during daytime hours in the airy sidewalk-facing space that transformed Echo Park's bar scene.
Must-Try Dishes:
Lowburger with Red Pepper Jam, Gator Fries, Chicken Tenders
What Makes it Special: Best bar burger in Echo Park with proper neighborhood hospitality
#45
Marathon Burger
8.3
Marathon Burger is a newer Fairfax District arrival tied to Nipsey Hussle’s Marathon brand, serving wagyu smash burgers, fried chicken sandwiches, and shakes in a polished, music-forward room. Late hours and a strong cultural story make it as much a hangout as a burger stop, especially for fans of LA hip-hop.
Must-Try Dishes:
Wagyu smash burger, Fried chicken sandwich, Portobello or plant-based burger
What Makes it Special: A music-inflected burger spot where wagyu smash burgers intersect with the Marathon legacy and late-night hours.
#46
Mom Said Yes
8.3
Mom Said Yes is a New York–style pizza bar and arcade where 18-inch pies, craft cocktails, and constant events share the same loud, playful room. Locals lean on it for crispy, foldable pizzas with creative toppings plus a built-in night out of games, music, and sports on TV. It’s the spot when you want a party vibe and serious pizza in one place.
Must-Try Dishes:
Bad Influence vodka-sauce pizza with cup-and-char pepperoni, Spicy Permission Slip sriracha-agave chicken pizza, Detention Special pesto burrata and prosciutto pizza
What Makes it Special: Big New York–style pies served in a rowdy bar-arcade setting.
#47
R+D Kitchen
8.3
Part of the Hillstone Restaurant Group, R+D Kitchen serves elevated American comfort food in a sophisticated yet approachable setting. Known for their artisanal sandwiches and inventive cocktails, this Montana Avenue fixture has been a neighborhood favorite for business lunches since opening.
Must-Try Dishes:
Ding's Crispy Chicken Sandwich, Chopped Salad with Blackened Chicken, Sicilian Sliders
What Makes it Special: Hillstone's consistent excellence meets Montana Avenue sophistication
#48
The Counter
8.3
Vibes:
Family Friendly Favorites
Business Lunch Power Players
Group Dining Gatherings
Happy Hour Hotspots
Build-your-own burger destination with thousands of customization combinations from grass-fed beef to vegan patties. This contemporary spot lets diners select everything from bun type to premium toppings like truffle aioli and fried eggs, paired with excellent sweet potato or parmesan fries.
Must-Try Dishes:
Create Your Own Burger, Old School Burger, Sweet Potato Fries
What Makes it Special: Thousands of burger combinations with quality ingredients and dietary options
#49
The Oinkster
8.3
The Oinkster delivers house-cured pastrami, juicy Angus burgers, and standout Belgian fries in a playful, modern space. Chef Andre Guerrero brings fine-dining chops to fast-casual classics, earning the spot a cult following and regular lines out the door.
Must-Try Dishes:
Belgian Fries, Oinkster Pastrami Burger, Garlic Aioli Fries
What Makes it Special: Signature Belgian fries with housemade sauces and creative burger pairings.
8.3
Beachfront beer garden with BOGO-style happy hour windows and tacos on the all-day menu. Sunset timing brings a lively crowd for shrimp or veggie tacos paired with easy-drinking drafts.
Must-Try Dishes:
Shrimp tacos, Veggie tacos, Chips and guacamole
What Makes it Special: Oceanfront HH energy with taco options and rotating drink deals.