Houston's Top Burgers For National Hamburger Day - Or Any Day - Lisa Kenny

Houston's Top Burgers For National Hamburger Day - Or Any Day

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If you aren’t hungry at this moment, you surely will be after reading this article. For who, other than vegans, can resist the tasty lure of a juicy hamburger? Particularly when it’s in celebration of National Hamburger Day, which is this Thursday, May 28.

Whether you enjoy your burgers from a neighborhood hole in the wall or from a restaurant as fancy as The Annie Café, burgers abound on menus across Houston. In celebration of the national day in honor of America’s No. 1 fast food, Houston restaurants are embracing the concept and offering all manner of incarnations of the hamburger.

Relish Restaurant & Bar

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This River Oaks casual eatery will be flipping its Classic Burger from 11am to 9pm. Ingredients:  in house-ground beef, cheddar, coriander onions, aioli, RELISH pickles, lettuce and tomato on a toasted bun with fries for $10 ($15 value). Wash it down with a cold beer. Relish offers happy hour pricing on beer and wine all day from 11am to 5:30pm.

Frank’s American Revival

02_Lone Star Burger

Prepare for a mouth-watering package deal from 11am to 9pm Order the Lone Star Burger, made with 1/2 lb. Texas Akaushi beef, lettuce, tomato, onions, pickles, brioche bun, hand cut fries (additions include: American, cheddar, blue, gruyère, smoked gouda, avocado, bacon, sauteed mushrooms) and receive a draft beer for $20($24 value) at this popular near-River Oaks eatery.

Loch Bar

Loch BurgerbyKirstenGilliam

The signature Loch Burger, priced at $17, is made with prime dry aged angus, white cheddar, bread & butter pickles, red onion, Churchill sauce, served with a choice of spring salad or hand-cut French fries.

Eugene’s Gulf Coast Cuisine

Eugene’s_Burger_Photo Credit – Bill Maxy

Newly located in the heart of Montrose, this seafood mainstay is offering its famous burger on National Hamburger Day with a choice of sides at a delicious price of $11.95 (+$1 cheese), a value of $15.95. Sides include onion rings, french fries, okra & tomatoes, spinach, twice-baked potato and more (some sides subject to additional costs). This deal is available Thursday through Sunday whether dining in or taking it home.

a’Bouzy

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For National Hamburger Day, a’Bouzy is doing Craft Beers N Burgers for $12.99, including a Prime Rib & Ribeye Trimmings Burger topped with Jack Cheese, Indian Creek mushrooms, bibb lettuce, tomato, pickled red onion, a side of pommes frites and a 12-ounce can of Karbach Crawford Bock Craft Beer. The special will be available for both dine-in and takeout.

Ouzo Bay

Lamb BurgerbyMichaelAnthony

The River Oaks District restaurant is offering a Lamb Kofta Burger with beefsteak tomato, baby gem lettuce, cucumber, scallions, pickled red onion, crumbled feta and topped with tzatziki sauce, served with choice of mixed greens or Greek fries is $17.

Cleburne Cafeteria (This was a fav of my Dad's)

Cleburne Cafteria Greek Lamb Burger

The beloved cafeteria  is offering something different — a Greek Lamb Burger for $10.95 . The burger with a tasty twist includes organic, free-range lamb served on a warm pita as the “bun” and is topped with tzatziki sauce, butter lettuce, cucumbers, tomatoes, kalamata olives, feta and a drizzle of olive oil. For an additional $2, guests can add an ice-cold bottle of Mythos Greek beer.

Chama Gaúcha

Chama Gaucha Burger

The beloved Brazilian steakhouse is offering its Chama House Signature Burger, along with a side of fries and the choice of any beer or a select glass of wine all for $15.

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And on a sad note, Bernie's Burger Bus is closing it's last location on Sunday due to Corona.  I loved their Keto options!

For Katy/West Houston Options there is Whataburger, Fuddruckers, Smashburger, Texas Tradition, and In and Out!

What is your favorite burger??

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