10 Of The Best Burgers In Richmond, VA

We don’t think we need to tell you WHY you’d want to find the best burgers in Richmond, so we won’t waste any time on it. Obviously, you want to know where to get the best, juiciest, most delicious burgers in all of Richmond, and we’re here to help!

Beauvine Burger Concept

Artisanal burgers made from Pineland Farms beef on locally made brioche… twist our arm? If beef isn’t your thing, try an antibiotic and hormone-free turkey or vegan veggie patty. Whatever your craving, Beauvine Burger in the Fan District can satisfy it! We personally love the Bellytimber with Duck Fat Fries because obviously.

Boulevard Burger & Brew

Brought to you by the folks at EAT Restaurant Partners, you know this is going to be a win. Boulevard Burger & Brew, located on Arthur Ashe Boulevard and Moore Street, is the perfect spot to grab a locally sourced burger (Seven Hills Farm) and a boozy milkshake. Yes, you read that correctly – pair your delicious, juicy burger with one of 10 adult milkshakes, and then probably take a nap!

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Burger Bach

This New Zealand-inspired gastropub has been written about often, but it’s so good, we’ll do it again. Burger Bach starts with grass-fed New Zealand beef, and finishes with an array of different sauces and spices, depending on which burger you prefer. And if beef burgers aren’t your thing, you can find plenty of alternatives – from lamb burgers to fresh, wild seafood. Don’t forget to start your meal with fries and one (or more) of the 14 different dipping sauces on offer.

Can Can Brasserie

Okay, hear us out. We know a French Brasserie might not be top of mind when you think of burgers, but Can Can Brasserie in Carytown might have one of the best burgers in RVA! The cheeseburger (add Gruyere, trust us) with the house frites is a food partnership of perfection that you won’t want to miss.

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Carytown Burgers & Fries

The name says it all – this place specializes in burgers (and fries), and we counted over 25 different burgers on their menu. It’s impossible not to find something you’ll like (and this includes vegetarians, as we found 4 different “burgers” on the menu for you)! With recent expansion, you can now get your Carytown Burgers & Fries fix in Carytown, Richmond’s Northside, or Short Pump, as well as from their food truck at local festivals.

Citizen Burger Bar

Citizen Burger Bar occupies a well-known spot in Carytown. The building sits right across from The Byrd Theatre, boasts a large patio, and has housed several restaurants over the years. CBB plans to stay a while, though, which makes sense once you try the burgers. They use only 100% grass-fed beef from Timbercreek Farm just outside of Charlottesville, and the rest of the menu is designed around locally produced ingredients.

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Cobra Burger

Church Hill’s most vocal restaurant, Cobra Burger, also offers up some of Richmond’s most insanely delicious burgers. From the classic Cobra Burger (beef patty, cheese, Cobra sauce, Cobra pickles, pickled red onion, and lettuce) to the Big Baby Butter Burger (patties fried in butter, cheese, Cobra dills, minced sweet onion, ketchup, and mustard), there is something for everyone on the menu. Don’t plan on being productive at work after eating a Cobra Burger!

Dot’s Back Inn

This neighborhood diner is pretty unassuming, and its menu features exactly what you’d expect from such a place. But dive into your burger with an open mind, and you’ll be amazed! Whether you order something simple, such as the Triple Cheese, or go all-in with The Ultimate Burger, Dot’s will leave you dreaming about your next visit. No wonder they call them “Heroic Burgers!”

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Eazzy Burger

We knew Eazzy Burger was going to be good based on nothing other than it’s brought to you by the same folks behind ZZQ. Located in Scott’s Addition, Eazzy brings “bangin’ craft burgers” to the neighborhood. Each signature burgers features 1/3 lb. of dry-aged Roseda Farm black angus blend of brisket, chuck and short rib. We recommend the Chile Relleno Burger (American Cheese, griddled poblano pepper stuffed with queso oaxaca, shoestring onions, salsa verde, and crema), but bring your appetite!

Station 2

Located in Richmond’s second-ever firehouse, Station 2 supports local farms and brings only the freshest burgers to your table. The restaurant uses beef from Buffalo Creek, and greens from Manakintowne Specialty Growers – you’ve got to love Virginia! While you can’t go wrong here, we love the Classic Station 2, but we double dare you to take on the Station Ladder!