52 Weeks of Burgers

A food challenge that will last the entire year

This is how we came up with the 52 Weeks of Burgers challenge, and our goal was to go to a different burger place every week in 2019. At the end of 2018, while most people are trying to come up with New Year’s resolutions to be healthier and get into shape, we decided to go in the opposite direction.

Here you will keep in touch with the places we visited, how much we like them and everything else you might need. And, if you have any suggestion, don’t forget to get in touch with us!

Shiso Burger Auguststraße

Mixtape Burger in Moabit

Zsa Zsa Burger in Schöneberg

Hamburg in Rotterdam

Burgers Burgers

Hackbert Burger

Grindhouse Burger in Prenzlauer Berg

Pesti Burger

Vincent Vegan at the East Side Mall

Ryong in Prenzlauer Berg

Der Vegetarische Metzger

Attila Hildmann Vegan Snackbar

Berlin Burger International in Neukölln

Angry Chicken in Kreuzberg

Windburger in Kreuzberg

Rembrandt Burger in Friedrichshain

Bacoa Burger in Barcelona

Rebel Room in Wedding

Schone Burger in Schöneberg

Schiller Burger in Neukölln

The Butcher in Charlottenburg

Lilly Burger in Neukölln

Beel Fabrik in Wilmersdorf

The Bird in Prenzlauer Berg

Hamburger Heaven in Kreuzberg

Kumpel & Keule at Markethalle Neun

Piechas at Marheineke Markethalle

Reichen Burger

Shiso Burger Kantstrasse

BrewDog Mariendorf

Burgermeister Kottbusser Tor

Son Kitchen on Kantstrasse

Fat Bob Burger in Poznan

Tommi’s Burger in Mitte

Pacifico Buns and Bowls

8 Burger in Neukölln

PAN BAO BURGER IN FRIEDRICHSHAIN

MeatLiquor King's Cross in London

Burger Vision in Mitte

Burgerzimmer IV in Neukölln

Burgeramt in Friedrichshain

Marienburgerie in Prenzlauer Berg

Burgermeister Schlesisches Tor

Kreuzburger in Oranienstrasse

Loveburger in Neukölln

Supreme Burger in Mitte

Kumpel & Keule Speisewirtschaft in Kreuzberg

Belushi’s in Mitte

Peter Pane in Friedrichstrasse

Vincent Burger in Charlottenburg

Momotaro Tavern in Mitte

Lia’s Kitchen in Prenzlauer Berg

December brings an end to this…

Belushi’s is part of a popular chain hostel, and the bar is a hot spot for those who want to watch some games, have a nice beer and eat something.

Belushi’s is a big place, two floors with a bunch of big tables, many TVs playing different matches at the same time, and some beautiful music playing. You order some food and beers on the counter, and they bring it to you. 

For another week of the #52weeksofburgers challenge, Fotostrasse visits the fancy Kumpel & Keule Speisewirtschaft in Kreuzberg. We visited the Kumpel & Keule stand in Markethalle Neun in September, and since then, we have been curious about their proper restaurant near Gorlitzer Park. Since this was the week of my birthday and I wanted a beautiful place to eat, we decided to pamper ourselves and try this place out.

Lia’s Kitchen is an entirely vegan venue, with the main focus on the different kinds of vegan patties that fill their burgers up. Lia’s Kitchen is quite small but cozy, with very few tables on the inside and bigger ones on the outside. So if you are considering going with a lot of people, make sure it is on a warmer/dryer day. As usual, order by the counter and grab it later.

Right in the center of the city, this week, Fotostrasse explores Momotaro Tavern for our #52weeksofburgers challenge. This place was recommended to us by a good friend, and it is slightly surprising that we never head of it before considering how central it is.

In the end, this place was delicious, but the considerable amount of people for the size and staff situation makes it a bit uncomfortable. I would go back at a less crowded time of the day. I am not sure if I trust the reservation system here too.

Vincent Burger is this lovely cozy venue in Charlottenburg, quite similar in look and idea to what I believe is their brother restaurant; Rembrandt Burger that we previously enjoyed a bit. Close to it, you can find the supermarket where some of the key scenes in the movie Run Lola Run happened. If you like the movie, get the burger and take pictures of the location, one block away.

This is a lovely place. Everything was super well done and good quality. It’s a shame it is in a place we don’t have many reasons to go to, but if you are around, this is worth it! They also make all of their burgers with Beyond Meat patties!

November is a great month for burgers

Supreme has excellent reviews, and we were a bit unsure about it since it seemed a bit aimed towards tourists, but to hell with it, and we happily gave it a try. And we loved it.

Loveburger is a decently sized and recently opened 100% vegan burger place in Neukölln, so we decided to give it a go. We got there on a Thursday evening, the place is beautifully decorated. And the staff is lovely, it seems inviting both for a quick bite or a more extended, chatty meal.

Overall this is a lovely comfy place to eat an excellent vegan burger that makes the best out of their fresh ingredients. 

Nestled in the middle of concert venues and bars, Kreuzburger is quite a popular place to have a post-drinking snack in Oranienstrasse. The place is medium-sized so it might accommodate all your drunk friends, the music is quite loud, and the staff is helpful. It’s the classic you order on the counter and go and grab it later.

Overall, this is not a bad place, and not remarkable either; the prices are a bit higher than usual for the quality. We would probably go back after too many beers to have more poppers, but I wouldn’t leave the house to go there.

Peter Pane is a large burger chain around Germany, with beautifully decorated restaurants. We thought this would be an excellent way to check for once what is the German take on burgers. Overall, it is not a bad place, but it seems a bit pretentious for the quality of what we ate that day. The price is a bit high, the location is not that comfy, and the food is average. But they have a ton of vegan and vegetarian options.

October Burger Places

The first Tommi’s Burger Joint was born in Reykjavík, Iceland, in 2004, created by Tómas Tómasson, aka Tommi. Tommi’s Burger in Mitte is a trendy burger. All their shops have the same look, wooden walls, posters, many signs and parts of the menu are handwritten, there are string lights in the ceiling, it is kind of a pub vibe with a twist.

This week Fotostrasse left Berlin for the challenge and explored Poland in the lovely city of Poznań. Since we cannot miss the chance to taste a different view on burgers, we looked for one that seemed kind enough and found Fat Bob Burger.

The place is big and nicely decorated, but I think we wronged ourselves by going there on a Friday evening. The place was busy, and since we were six people, it was a bit annoying to find a nice table. They offer menus in English if you are not a Polish speaker.

It’s time for another Asian inspired burger; Son Kitchen. This little window on the wall at Kantstrasse caught our eyes a few times before for its simplicity in the street crowded with restaurants.

Son Kitchen sells a few Korean dishes like Bibimbap, but today we are here for the burgers! This is just a window with the menu around it, and if you want to eat there, you can munch standing up on the two “tables” available or lean on the little counters.

A few weeks before, we went to the most famous burger place in Berlin, the Burgermeister at Schlesisches Tor. We wanted to find out if their other venues are as delicious as that one.

So we headed our way there on a Wednesday night, the place was very crowded, the music was super loud, and the guy at the counter seemed more worried about the orders that were coming out than with what we were ordering. It is a big venue, but we still had to fight our way to sit somewhere, and they try to keep the same vibe as the original place with the pipes instead of benches in a few tables, so nobody gets too comfy.

BrewDog is a Scottish craft beer brand that has venues all over the world, and since we are beer drinkers (and official burger eaters), we had to give it a try.

There is a reason why this place is not so central; it is simply massive, easily one of the biggest venues I’ve been to here in Berlin. It is amazingly decorated, you can see the brewery in the back, a beer museum, many arcade machines and a shop with some merch.

The place is heavily used for larger events, so even though it is massive, don’t forget to make reservations. The staff is very lovely, and this is an excellent place for the non-German speaker.

Four New Burger Places in September

Shiso Burger Kantstrasse has the same modern cool decor, but here they have a more grown-up look to it. The music is still louder than we would enjoy. But the whole environment is way more enjoyable than their Mitte venue we went in January. And the waiter was amazing and explained the types of meat and everything super well.

This week of our peculiar #52weeksofburgers challenge, we go to Reichenberger Straße and munch at Reichen Burger. We were, once again, not wanting to go so far, so we found this place that we never heard before, and it was a big “why not?”.

This one would also make a lot of points in the Berliner burger shop bingo. Loud hip hop playing, the menu is on a blackboard behind the counter, everything kind of street style, order and get it by the counter, you know the deal… The people were super friendly to us, and the place is a bit bigger than usual, with a couple of tables inside and outside.

Located at Marheineke Markethalle in Bergmannkiez; Piechas is a butcher shop and food stall with a variety of burgers and other meat specialties. We went there on a Wednesday afternoon, the place was quite chill, you can choose to eat inside or on the market’s tables on the outside.

Overall, we were quite disappointed, the meat seemed super tasty but the rest of the burgers were a fail for the quite expensive price. Maybe their other dishes are worth a try, but the burgers are a hard pass

This week we ventured to Markethalle Neun in Kreuzberg to eat (almost) straight from the cow at Kumpel & Keule, a butcher shop dedicated to bringing back the art of butchery. There you will find beautifully dry-aged meat and homemade sausages, this sounds kind of pretentious and very hipster-like, but as we found out, they do it pretty fucking well.

After nine months of burger-eating madness, I thought I was starting to hate them… But after the first bite, I remembered that burgers could be so goddamn awesome! This is the classic case of a simple burger with fantastic ingredients, and that shouldn’t be so hard to find.

Another Five new places in August for 52 Weeks of Burgers

Pacifico Buns and Bowls is quite nice looking, and they have a terrace to sit when it’s warm and a few spots inside with a view from the street. As usual, you order it, and the number of your order is called for you to pick it up (the system is a bit noisy but nothing too annoying). I have to say the menu was quite refreshing to see; in an ocean of chili cheese and bbq burgers that Berlin is, they do have a few different things.

Burgermeister is definitely not your everyday one, on most times you will wait in line for at least half an hour, order what you want and maybe wait for your burger for more 20 minutes or more. There are no seats, just funky tubes with a bit of padding, and not so many so you might need to fight for them, we were lucky to get a corner in a standing table with other people.

Marienburgerie is a small place in the homonymous street Marienburger Straße, with a few seats inside and some tables outside to enjoy the weather. You order by the counter, and they bring the food to your table, no big secrets. We were meeting some friends nearby and why not to explore what seemed like some good looking burgers.

Burgeramt was in our radar for a while, and we got there on a hot Thursday afternoon. The place is quite big, but summer is still here, and the area is famous for food, so we had to wait to get a table. The decor is super busy looking with many posters on the walls, and we sat close to a projector that showed popular 90’s and early 2000s hip hop videosService was quite lovely, and they bring you some popcorn when you sit, unexpected but well, why not?

We got lazy around Neukölln and go to Burgerzimmer IV. Very close to the Boddinstraße U-Bahn station is one of many Burgerzimmers around the city, the place is bigger than most and looks a lot like your regular donner shop. As usual, you order your food, and you grab it when it’s done.

July 2019 for 52 Weeks of Burgers

We went to to London in the beginning of July  of the #52weeksofburgers challenge and feasts at MeatLiquor. We heard about this place a while ago because of its peculiar decor in this post here, and Felipe tried it a few times in the past and thought it was pretty nice, so let’s see how it goes.

Fotostrasse visited a place called Burger Vision for the #52weeksofburgers challenge and discovers a very different “burger.” We were going to meet a few friends and watch a movie at Babylon and wanted to try something close by, ended up finding this place and their peculiar treat; deep-fried calzone burgers!

This week of the #52weeksofburgers challenge Fotostrasse goes to Friedrichshain to try some Asian inspired burgers. We were going to a concert in the area, and this seemed like one of the most exciting choices around since we love some bao buns and it was super well rated for the burgers and lobster.

The 8 Burger is relatively big and has different decor from the usual, very colorful, with neons and lights. You go order in the counter, and they bring it for you, no fuzz.

Overall, this is a fundamental place that has reasonable prices and will kill your hunger, we would go back if we were super hungry in the area, but we would definitely not move our butts to visit again. We rate it a 6/10.

52 Weeks of Burgers reaches June 2019!

Lily Burger is famous for having completely absurd and giant burgers, but we wanted to see how their basic burgers were like. There are two spots around the city, one in Friedrichshain and the one we went in Neukölln; this one is quite big but still has the classic aesthetics of many burger shops here; that kind of messy urban style.

This week we enjoy a warm afternoon of our #52weeksofburger challenge in the surprising Hamburger Heaven. We decided to try this little hidden gem since Felipe had been there a long time ago and thought it was above average, and oh boy he was right!

Hamburger Heaven is just a window to the street, with the menu printed out in the glass, many seats on the outside and supposedly a few on the inside now as well, these were closed this time. But I bet they can be useful when it’s cold and rainy.

Since we started talking about this project, many people told us that their favourite place was The Bird and I was super excited to check it out.

We made some reservations online and got there on a Saturday evening, the place is quite big, and there is some Motörhead playing which is the vibe the site goes for, the menu calls you out if you order your meat well done or if you eat your burger with a fork and knife (we do agree on both things, listen to them!). 

Although the menu can seem aggressive for some, the staff was one of the nicest ones we have ever seen around the city.

We were in the neighboorhood to run some errands and since this whole thing is about exploring we decided to go to a place that we never heard of Beef Fabrik.

Getting there this is a venue we could feel is focused mainly on the delivery, the shop is not small, but the direct white light and darker walls give you quite an unwelcoming feeling, luckily for us, there are a few tables on the outside that were quite pleasant.

Burgers from May 2019!

Fotostrasse visited Barcelona for this week’s #52weeksofburgers challenge and meets the surprising Bacoa Burger. When we were looking for a beautiful place to eat burgers in the Catalan city we stumbled upon this burger chain that was super highly rated, nice looking and spread all around the city and that got our curiosity up and our tummies rumbling.

We found one of the many Bacoa Burgers on the city to nibble on a Monday afternoon after walking past the famous Gaudí houses in the Eixample area. All of their stores we stumbled upon were nice looking, and this was a huge one, the concept is also very nice, get in, get a menu (also available in English), mark everything you want with their cute little pencils and just hand it over, this is very well thought of, especially considering how many tourists Barcelona has.

Since this 52 Weeks of Burgers thing started, we checked with our friends what would be the best places to eat around Berlin, and the amazing couple that runs Canal Alemanizando told us about this place we have never heard before called Rebel Room.

This is a small outdoor burger shop in Seestraße, order by the window, they call your order number, and you eat happily ever after in one of the seats in front of the shop.

The Butcher seemed to have one of the most beautiful burgers we saw while researching online, with a very surprising thick patty that we have been missing for a while, so we had to check it out. We made reservations and got there on a sunny Sunday evening.The place surprised us by being way bigger and fancier than we expected, it looks like the house of that wealthy and artsy friend that you don’t want to ruin any furniture when you get drunk around.

The whole idea of the challenge was to find lovely places that nobody talked that much about, and this is what happened this time. Since we would go to an exhibition in the excellent Urban Nation museum, we decided it was time for us to get a burger in the area, and we decided to explore the Schöne Burger since they had something entirely unexpected: beetroot fries.

This is a small place, painted with rainbow flags and a few places in and out. You order, and you get it in the counter, one guy does all the burgers and fries in front of you.

Schiller burger is quite popular in Berlin, and it has excellent ratings all around, so we could not escape doing this place a visit. This hits most of the Berliner burger venue bingo; small, full of stickers on the walls, menu on a blackboard over the counter, paper towels for the messy eaters, etc… Schiller is also super well located very close to the entrance of the Tempelhofer Feld, one of my favourite spots to cycle around on a beautiful day.

Burgers from April 2019!

To start a new round of meaty burger places for our 52 weeks of burgers, we went to Angry Chicken, a small venue in Kreuzberg. I won’t lie to you all: this place caught my eye for the striking visual identity, the chicken wings, and the Korean food. The burgers were initially just an excuse to munch around this spot, but damn they proved themselves.

We got there on a Monday evening, the place is the classic you-order-and-you-grab-it, and it is a slightly bigger venue than most locations in Berlin, but still has the same busy and full of stickers with street vibes to it, as most burger venues have here. The staff was super helpful and the food arrived quickly. We have to say the only thing that bothers me about this place is how loud the music was, even if I was a hip hop fan this was a bit too much.

This week in Fotostrasse’s 52 weeks of burgers challenge, we visit an old friend: BBIBerlin Burger International, aka BBI, has been Fotostrasse’s favorite burger for a long time, so it was inevitable for us to visit in this crazy quest of ours.

This being the first Berliner burger place I’ve been, it defines that concept for me; a small place, full of stickers and bizarre decor and the menu is on a blackboard on top of the counter. This is the classic eat and go place, you order, pay and wait for them to yell your name so you can sit outside in wobbly tables and eat your humongous meal.

This week for our beautiful #52weeksofburgers challenge, Fotostrasse goes to Kreuzberg and visits Windburger. Windburger seemed like the perfect place to grab a bite in a pleasant and sunny Monday afternoon, so there we went to see what it was all about!

Located very close to Görlitzer Bahnhof station, this place is a bit different from the burger restaurants in Berlin. It is quite big, many tables inside and out, the walls are dark and have just a few stickers on them (hahaha!), this looks a lot like a fancier version of a fast food burger place: darker walls, beautiful tall tables, and the traditional decorative light bulbs. As usual, order on the counter and grab it when the buzzer they give you goes wild.

After a long and delicious Easter holiday, Fotostrasse conquers one more place for the #52weeksofburger challenge: Rembrandt Burger. Hidden in a quiet street in Friedrichshain, Rembrandt is known for their exceptionally creative burgers and Dutch treats, so we had to check it out!

We arrived there around 7 pm aka the classic German dinner time, and as expected the venue was crowded, but there were a few seats available inside and even more outside, quite a big and beautiful place. The staff was friendly, and for a change, they come to you and get your order. All of our food arrived super fast and everything at once.

Burgers from March 2019, our vegetarian month!

Our first place is known by their seitan patties and a very bizarre location, meet Vincent Vegan. Located on the weird East Side Mall, the store itself is in your typical food court deal; order it, wait around and then get a table, nothing special (as expected) and I don’t know about you, but for us, this is definitely not the nicest situation.

This is their only store in Berlin, they have two restaurants in Hamburg also, unfortunately, both of them in malls as well.

Continuing our adventure with vegetarian places, this week we visit Ryong, a beautiful Asian inspired restaurant in Prenzlauer Berg. Fotostrasse never heard about Ryong before, but since we are doing the 52 Weeks Of Burgers to try new things, we couldn’t resist the peculiarity of this place that not only has vegetarian burgers, and not only bao bun burgers but deep-fried bao bun vegetarian burgers!

The restaurant is charming, the decor is quite unusual but well thought of, and the lights set a very cozy mood. We arrived there at a gloomy and rainy Sunday afternoon, and this was all we needed. No waiting or anything and the staff was quite lovely, something perfect for this 52 Weeks of Burgers.

Have you ever imagined how a vegetarian butcher shop would look like? This week we continue our vegetarian/vegan month and explore the surprising Der Vegetarische Metzger for the #52weeksofburgers challenge!

The idea of Der Vegetarische Metzger (The Vegetarian Butcher in English) was always kind of funny for us and all of our friends, we would ever wonder if this was a super pretentious thing or if it was just a light-hearted joke, so we went to check it out by ourselves!

The last place we visited on this particular vegan/vegetarian month of the #52weeksofburgers challenge was Attila Hildmann Vegan Snackbar. We have always passed in front of this place, and a few people told us the food was lovely, so it was quite fitting for us to try it.

The Snackbar has two locations in Berlin; one on Charlottenburg and the one we went that is in Kreuzberg, near Kottbusser Tor. The place itself is not the most inviting one on the outside, and the bright lights and loud music make it very clear that this is a place to eat and leave. We also found it very funny that the area is scattered with the owner’s vegan recipe books, gives it quite a narcissistic feel to the place.

Burgers from February 2019

This week in our beautiful #52WeeksofBurgers journey we decided to go local and check out Hackbert Burger. If you search for burgers in Neukölln you will find this place as one of the top rated ones, so we had to go and see what it’s all about.

Hackbert is a burger joint in the very familiar Berliner style; small, many things going on around the walls, a special burger of the month, few tables inside and outside and the menu is on a blackboard behind the counter. We got there on a grey Sunday afternoon, and it wasn’t crowded, but it definitely was full, but our orders got to us super quick.

This week of 52 weeks of burgers Fotostraße went to Prenzlauer Berg to try the second burger of February; meet Burgers Burgers. We chose Burgers Burgers because we have heard very nice things about it, and it had some very nice reviews, but as you will see, it was nothing special.

We got there on a Sunday afternoon, and the venue is very cool looking, they have a beautiful ceiling and again, your typical Berlin burger joint; small, a few seats, you order, and you grab it later, the menu is on the walls, you know the drill.

Fotostrasse goes to Prenzlauer Berg to try some fancy burgers at Grindhouse Burger for our indulging #52weeksofburger challenge.

Grindhouse Burger was the chosen one this week, based on a very excited analysis of their menu done by myself. As an attempt to spoil ourselves with a nice meal after two slightly unsuccessful weeks of the challenge.

This was the first of all the places we actually made reservations; we got there on a Sunday afternoon in a party of 8 people, so we didn’t want to wait long before reaching our bellies full. I don’t know about you, but I am a phone hater, so the online reservations were a plus.

On the last week of February, we went to Budapest and ate some burgers for our delightful #52weeksofburger challenge. 

When we started to look for burgers there, we decided it would be nice to go to a less touristic venue, so as my research showed, Pesti Burger was the perfect spot for our weekly munchies.

Pesti Burger is hidden in the middle of a block, close to some high schools and unis, and that is mainly their target audience. We got there on a Tuesday around noon; the place looks very nice and clean, not as fast food like as google pictures show. We could choose a place to sit comfortably and the staff is super friendly (and speak English, in case you are worried about your Hungarian skills).

Burgers from January 2019

Shiso burger caught our eye for the Asian-inspired burgers for this 52 Weeks of Burgers, this lovely little place in Mitte is excellent if you want to get away from the traditional options and have a lot of flavors. It was how we started our 52 weeks of burgers.

We got there on a Saturday afternoon and sat down right away; service in this place is outstanding and super fast, even wholly crowded. The place has a very modern vibe, the many drawings hanging on the wall and the slightly loud music make it fell very young. If you are looking for a place to enjoy a few hours eating, chatting and stuff, this might not be it, mainly because the tables are very close to each other.

In the corner of Motzstraße, surrounded by fetish stores in Schoneberg you will find the burger of the week; Zsa Zsa Burger. We decided to visit this place since it was one of Felipe’s favorites, it seemed cozy enough for the stormy winter we are having in Berlin, and well, what a fantastic choice.

Zsa Zsa Burger is what I would describe as a grown-up burger place, it is beautifully decorated without overdoing it, the menu is focused on the high-quality ingredients and the service is very very good. Music was nice, and the place is very inviting to stay for a while, chat and have a few drinks.

They have a lot of burger options here, they all sound delicious and come with a 200gr patty, and you can choose between whole wheat bread or sourdough. With the help of the staff, I decided the Bronx Burger (€13,10); sourdough bun, Swiss raclette cheese, and sautéed mushrooms.

Mixtape Burger stands out by the use of bagels instead of your usual burger bun, so there we went in a lovely sunny Sunday to see what is it all about. Our third place in our 52 Weeks of Burgers!

Besides the whole bagel thing, Mixtape Burger stands out by the different combinations of meat and sauces. On one side you have the West Coast menu; 100% beef patties and a sweeter cocktail-barbecue sauce and on the other side (well, literally) we have the East Coast menu: 90% beef and 10% lamb, with a refreshing yogurt-honey-mustard based sauce.

In the fourth week of the #52WeeksOfBurgers challenge, we went to Netherlands and feast at the Hamburg Rotterdam. When researching where to go for our last burger of January, we ran into Hamburg, it seemed like it would fit all that we loved, and well, we were not disappointed.

Going up some comic book-esque decorated stairs we found this fun looking place, we got there right as they opened on a Saturday, so needless to say we got to sit fast and the staff was super friendly and chatted with us in between orders, service here was fantastic and super fast. Everything has a beautiful decor, and they have the coolest staff T-shirts, and we regret not taking one home.

Shiso Burger Auguststraße

Mixtape Burger in Moabit

Zsa Zsa Burger in Schöneberg

Hamburg in Rotterdam

Burgers Burgers

Hackbert Burger

Grindhouse Burger in Prenzlauer Berg

Pesti Burger

Vincent Vegan at the East Side Mall

Ryong in Prenzlauer Berg

Der Vegetarische Metzger

Attila Hildmann Vegan Snackbar

Berlin Burger International in Neukölln

Angry Chicken in Kreuzberg

Windburger in Kreuzberg

Rembrandt Burger in Friedrichshain

Bacoa Burger in Barcelona

Rebel Room in Wedding

Schone Burger in Schöneberg

Schiller Burger in Neukölln

The Butcher in Charlottenburg

Lilly Burger in Neukölln

Beel Fabrik in Wilmersdorf

The Bird in Prenzlauer Berg

Hamburger Heaven in Kreuzberg

Kumpel & Keule at Markethalle Neun

Piechas at Marheineke Markethalle

Reichen Burger

Shiso Burger Kantstrasse

BrewDog Mariendorf

Burgermeister Kottbusser Tor

Son Kitchen on Kantstrasse

Fat Bob Burger in Poznan

Tommi’s Burger in Mitte

Pacifico Buns and Bowls

8 Burger in Neukölln

PAN BAO BURGER IN FRIEDRICHSHAIN

MeatLiquor King's Cross in London

Burger Vision in Mitte

Burgerzimmer IV in Neukölln

Burgeramt in Friedrichshain

Marienburgerie in Prenzlauer Berg

Burgermeister Schlesisches Tor

Kreuzburger in Oranienstrasse

Loveburger in Neukölln

Supreme Burger in Mitte

Kumpel & Keule Speisewirtschaft in Kreuzberg

Belushi’s in Mitte

Peter Pane in Friedrichstrasse

Vincent Burger in Charlottenburg

Momotaro Tavern in Mitte

Lia’s Kitchen in Prenzlauer Berg


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