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Here are the 50 best burgers in Europe, 2 of them from Budapest
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Global travel site Big 7 Travel has officially released its annual list of ‘The 50 Best Burgers In Europe.
Craving a juicy, delicious burger? You certainly will be after reading this, that’s for sure. From tiny burger bars to hugely popular burger restaurants with a cult following, Big7Travel pick of the best burgers in Europe for 2021 make for plenty of must-eats.
They checking out suggestions from our audience on their favourite burgers year-round, as well as contributions from the Big 7 Travel editorial team. 2020’s best burgers in Europe saw the No.1 spot go to a burger bar in Prague, but just like the ever-changing hospitality industry itself,
this year’s list features some new and creative burgers.
So, read on to see which droolworthy burger takes numero uno in 2021…
The Best Burgers in Europe 2021
1st. Gasoline Grill – Copenhagen, Denmark
And the No.1 spot on this year’s best burgers in Europe? These guys are winning awards left, right and centre for their burgers around the world and it’s not hard to see why. Epic levels of tastiness. The burgers are handground in-house daily, with crinkle fries golden and crispy and organic ingredients. Don’t let the line outside put you off – it moves quick, and these burgers are worth the wait.
2nd. Goiko Grill – Valencia, Spain
The burgers here are consistently good, and they put that down to sourcing the very best ingredients. You’ll never get a bad burger in here.
You’ll find them in multiple locations as they continue to grow with their legions of super fans. The burgers are so pretty you nearly don’t want to spoil them by eating them. Nearly!
Now show how much they cost! You will get a different list.
Regarding number 1 – Gasoline: crinkle fries? I thought those horrible processed things went out fashion in the late 1970’s. The ridges trap the oil and make the fries incredibly unhealthy as well as visually unappealing. The expression we would use for crinkle fries in England is that ‘they’re naff’.
Anyone that puts mushrooms on a hamburger is an idiot. A Hamburger is and only is a Hamburger bun, 100% ground beef, Lettuce, pickles, tomatoes, onions and optionally cheese and, bacon. If I owned a burger joint and you aked for mushrooms I would ask you to leave. I would offer your choice of fries or onion rings.