The Absolute Best Burger Spots in Seattle, Washington

Uneeda Burger

Big Max Burger Co

Beast & Cleaver

Lunchbox Lab

Taurus Ox

Giddy Up Burgers

8oz. Burger & Co.

Rain City Burgers

Dick’s Drive-In

There’s no meal that’s more American than a burger. A juicy burger situated between a bun and various toppings can be quite the treat. When you find yourself in Seattle, WA, be sure to check out this list so you’ll know where to go for a good burger as well as a fun ambiance.

Uneeda Burger

4302 Fremont Ave N, Seattle, WA 98103
(206) 547-2600

U need a burger? They got the burger. The casual vibe at Uneeda Burger makes it easy to relax and bite into a big, juicy burger. Wine, beer, and shakes are available to drink. And the gourmet burgers are made with grass-fed beef. Many of the signature burgers are piled high with toppings, and one of the options that stand out on the menu is the lamb burger with Manchego and arugula.

Big Max Burger Co

1935 Queen Anne Ave N, Seattle, WA 98109
(206) 946-6636

Big Max is a family-friendly burger joint where you’ll find specialty burgers that contain not only beef but also smoked bacon or buttermilk fried chicken. There are alcoholic drinks, milkshakes, and more. And if you visit on the weekend, you can also indulge in a Pacific Northwest-inspired brunch menu. The beautiful interior is bright with plenty of seating. You can also grab a picnic table outside to keep it more relaxed.

Beast & Cleaver

2362 NW 80th St, Seattle, WA 98117
(206) 708-1400

Beast & Cleaver is not your average restaurant. In fact, they are more of a butcher shop than anything else. However, they are a restaurant that specializes in using the whole animal. Found in the Ballard neighborhood, the burgers (and other meals) are dinners where reservations are required. They often pair up with local chefs and purveyors to create incredible four and six-course meals. You’ll find dynamic burgers, beverage pairings, and all sorts of other culinary wonders at their dinners.

Lunchbox Lab

1253 Thomas St, Seattle, WA 98109
(206) 621-1090

Lunchbox Lab is unique because it takes all of your childhood favorites and places an elevated spin on them. The Burger of the Gods may be our favorite because of the blue cheese and the candied balsamic onions. Of course, there are plenty of other experiments including chicken tenders, fish sticks, and more. Cocktails are a fun addition to the meal as are the various milkshakes. With windows everywhere, the dining room is a place to soak up the view of Seattle. It’s also kid-friendly.

Taurus Ox

903 19th Ave E, Seattle, WA 98112
(206) 972-0075

Taurus Ox is a small neighborhood eatery where you can find a number of bold flavors from Laos. The menu features pork belly, sausage, and more. The Lao Burger is only available for dinner and includes not only two smashed burger patties but also pickled onions, taro stem, and more to create an amazing flavor profile. An array of cocktails are available, and you’ll also find rotating beers from Stoup Brewing.

Giddy Up Burgers

4600 Leary Wy NW, Seattle, WA 98107
(206) 782-2798

As if you couldn’t guess by the name, Giddy Up features a western theme throughout. There’s indoor and outdoor seating, a bar, and even a salad bar. The burgers are available with beef, chicken, or veggie patties. As for the sides, buckle up because you can choose from French fries, fried cauliflower, onion rings, and much more. You’ll also find soft-serve ice cream, milkshakes, and plenty of other fun things across the menu.

8oz. Burger & Co.

2409 NW Market St, Seattle, WA 98107
(206) 782-2491

You’ll find quite a few 8oz. Burger & Co. locations, though we found this one to be conveniently located to where we were in the city. The upscale restaurant offers a wide array of all-natural burgers and craft cocktails. The cowboy-themed interior is characterized by rustic wood accents. Sit at the bar, in the dining room, or on the small patio. You’ll find craft beers, the ability to build your own burger, and plenty of sweet treats. They’re closed on Tuesdays and Wednesdays, so plan accordingly.

Rain City Burgers

6501 Roosevelt Way NE, Seattle, WA 98115
(206) 525-3542

Rain City is a cozy place for burgers where the patties are thoughtfully sourced. You can choose a fully vegetarian meal or indulge in all of the finest meat and dairy-based products. There’s a nod to the various sports teams of Seattle with burgers aptly named after the Mariners and Sounders. The colorful interior is family-friendly and casual. The menu is on a chalkboard on the wall, and you can place your order at the counter.

Dick’s Drive-In

500 Queen Anne Ave N, Seattle, WA 98109
(206) 285-5155

Dick’s Drive-In is an old-school chain where you can get classic burgers, fries, and hand-dipped shakes. If you want to be reminded of yesteryear, this no-fuss place offers affordable food. You can order at the counter or go through the drive-through. Seating is available so that you can eat on-site. The best part is that they are open until 2 AM throughout the week.

For more recommendations on where to eat and drink in the city, check out our Seattle city page! 

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