Behind the doors to the walk-in fridge is a proper speakeasy – The Secret Kitchen. One more thing: The Butcher has a secret. Don’t tell the purists, but there’s even a hotdog on the menu. But when it comes to toppings, there are some more exotic varieties: there is a version with truffles and grilled onion, a lamb burger, a veggie one and The Babaganoush, which has, well, baba ganoush on it. It’s hard to not go overboard here, but create with care and you will be rewarded with your perfect burger.īurgerbar | Kolksteeg 2 / Warmoestraat 21 / Reguliersbreestraat 9 / Prinsengracht 478 / Stadionweg 255Īll burgers here are prepared using Aberdeen Angus beef. And the options are extensive, from the meat – Irish beef, chicken or Wagyu? – through the toppings – fried egg, blue cheese, avocado – to the sauces. The build-your-own system lets you choose every element of your own customised burger. The Burgerbar is the best place for DIY freaks and those that can never find their perfect burger. Ter Marsch & Co | Vijzelstraat 4 / Kalverstraat 96 Burgerbar The burger with a Wagyu and Spanish Black Angus beef patty, sweet-and-sour tomatillo, coriander-avocado mole, chilli-carnitas pork belly, chorizo cream, cheddar, crispy bacon and lime Jarritos cream is a lot to handle but after tasting it, we understood why they’ve walked away with the prize for the second year running. According to the judges of the Best Burger Benelux competition, the Mexico-inspired Holy Moly hamburger stood out in the meat-based category for “its taste, creativity, originality, looks and presentation”. Originally from Rotterdam, but finally (and thankfully) available in the heart of Amsterdam. Cocktails are on the menu too, which is especially handy as Cannibale Royale is one for the night owls, open until 2 in the morning on weekdays and until 3 on weekends.Ĭannibale Royale | Handboogstraat 17A / Ruysdaelkade 149 Ter Marsch & CoĮver since the opening in 2014, the burgers from Ter Marsch & Co have come to the attention in the Netherlands and abroad. Of course, a craft beer wouldn’t go amiss here, and so several varieties are on offer. The Cannibale Burger is the jewel in the crown, featuring pulled pork, sauerkraut and bourbon-flavoured barbecue sauce. Meat can be ordered by weight, from 200 to 1000 (!) grams, and the burgers follow suit in terms of specularity. But for all other carnivores, Cannibale Royale is the perfect place.

Rotisserie | De Clercqstraat 81 / Beukenplein 17 Cannibale Royaleĭon’t worry, they won’t actually try to turn you into a cannibal here, that would be illegal. Dahling! But fashion or no, for many locals these are the best burgers in Amsterdam. There is a Fashion Burger and a Fake Mayonaise & Fried Chicken Karl Lagerfeld Caviar Burger. And fashionistas, take note: thanks to their limited editions, the Rotisserie should definitely be your burger place of choice. The Big Double Dirty with Black Angus Beef is the first that comes to mind, but vegetarian and, of course, chicken varieties are also on the menu. Ostentatiously, they might be dealing in grilled chicken, but Rotisserie’s burgers are something special, too.

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