Whether you like your buns filled with piles of meaty morsels or you're after a stack of the vegan variety, we can all agree that you can't beat a patty for a tasty mouthful. To save you the trouble of searching around this seaside town, we've done the hard work and compiled a list of all the best places for burgers in Brighton.
Mash Tun is a raucous indie pub serving knockout burgers in Brighton city centre. On the menu? Steak patties topped with candied beetroot relish, smoked paprika chicken and maple bacon buns, chilli poppers and more boisterous flavours.
Looking for Brighton's best burgers? Late-night party pub Inn On The Square is loading you up with plant-based chomps, courtesy of Oowee. The vegan kitchen residents are cooking filthy fried chick'n patties and Beyond Meat options, alongside dirty fries and dips.
They may only make up a small part of The Black Lion's food menu, but you better believe that the burgers here are worth shouting about. Not only do they come with home-cut fries included, but there's also a crowd-pleasing selection of beef, chicken, pork and vegan choices.
This microbrewery and drinking den is plying you with fresh pints and wallet-friendly patties. Priced around the £10 mark, burger and fries combos will have you tucking into butterfly chicken, steak beef or Moving Mountains concoctions.
They're not just purveyors of great craft pints you know... BrewDog are also behind some of the quirkiest buns in town, with everything from tandoori spiced lamb and seitan fillets to jackfruit-filled bites that rival any of the top burger restaurants in Brighton.
Caribbean restaurant The Rum Kitchen is spicing up your burger banquets - literally. Pick between jerk chicken and scotch bonnet jam, spring onion aioli and pulled pork or BBQ jackfruit and crispy chilli delights, washed down with a mai tai or two.
Did somebody say a beef burger in a pretzel bun? East Street Tap just did. This town centre haunt not only serves up a range of mouthwatering eats, but they also have American bevvies to wash it all down with. If you're veggie, they also have plenty of tasty options too.
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Bison Beer North Laine offers a killer selection of rotating craft beers, as well as unique, bold interiors to boot. And when it comes to the buns? You can expect anything from beef patties nestled in brioche buns with a variety of toppings, alongside a moreish Moving Mountain vegan number.
Whether you fancy building your own bespoke bun or you'd rather leave it up to the creative minds in the ktichen, Stock Burger Co have got you covered. Get your gnashers into a breakfast-themed bite or chomp on an award-winning brioche for a truly tasty meal.
Hailed for bringing American-style burgers with an English twist to the seaside droves, MEATliquor is one sexy patty-flinging spot. Graffiti walls and neon lights set the scene nicely, while cheese-smothered mouthfuls and hard shakes are on hand to keep you fuelled up.
A wholly plant-based restaurant, The Vurger Co are dishing up the best vegan burgers in Brighton. Expect innovative patties of aubergine and chickpea, black bean and red pepper or alarmingly realistic meat alternatives covered with drool-worthy additions.
An award-winning seafront kitchen in Brighton, Lucky Beach is whipping up locally sourced burgers from its archway abode. While the patties are great, it's the quirky toppings - think fig jam, toasted hazelnuts and parmesan truffle butter - that really add something else.
Triple stacked beef and bacon, Mexican-spiced fried chicken, veggie patties packed with heat... Revolution is an unexpected champ when it comes to comfort food in Brighton. Come here for a chilled daytime meal or for a pre-night out feast.
Prone to pick poultry over beef for your burger filling? Then The Bok Shop is the place for you. The chicken specialists top their birds with everything from crunchy satay sauce through to slow-cooked BBQ ham hock. What's more, all their dishes can be made vegan or veggie.
When it comes to the best burgers in Brighton, these guys are definitely up there. After all, the clue's in the name. Popular throughout the country for their extensive range of bites and rosemary salted chips, the Duke Street restaurant's a no-brainer for a great meal.
Experts in meat-free kebabs, What The Pitta has now expanded its offerings into burger territory. Putting its own vegan spin on things, the Brighton restaurant's options may be little, but you can be sure that they deliver in the taste department.
