Browse menus, reviews and photos of Burger Restaurants in San Francisco.
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333 Jefferson Street, San Francisco
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“Sooooooooooooooooooo delicious”
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2201 Chestnut Street, San Francisco
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“Amazing burger !! Je recommande !!”
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1051 Ocean Avenue, San Francisco
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“old school drive in burger joint. fresh beef!”
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pier 30 The Embarcadero South, San Francisco
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“Good food under the towering Bay Bridge- great views 😍”
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708 Post Street, San Francisco
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“We got it delivered through DoorDash. Unfortunately my burger was missing the cheese but it was still very good. Bun was a little thick but I think that’s the case in most places now. The fries were really crunchy and flavorful. My wife enjoyed her jr cheeseburger. Overall definitely a nice meal and I would order again.”
Grills · $$
1322 Grant Avenue, San Francisco
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“Probably the best breakfast I’ve had in a very long time. The pancakes were so crispy and delicious. The burrito smothered in chili was soooo good! A bit spicy, but that’s more a me problem. The potatoes were so crispy and delicious. Paula, our server was awesome! She gave recommendations and was very attentive to all our need.”
American · $$
Marketplace 1, Ferry Building, Ferry Plaza Bldg 6, San Francisco
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“My favorite food is everything on the menu”
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809 Bush Street, San Francisco
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“I didn’t go to the original Jasmin’s but I always knew it was a legendary spot. I started coming when it became. Tacorea under the owners sons David. They easily had my favorite burrito of all time. I was sad to see Tacorea go. Just wanted to Jasmin’s for the first time the other day and they still have the California burrito and it is just as good as it used to be. The woman owner works the register and she truly is the nicest person on planet earth. The tater tots are AMAZING.”
Brunch · $$
2101 Sutter Street, San Francisco
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“The food was not worth the money for me, neither the taste nor (specifically) the portions. But you know you have to try to hit the ‘famous’ brunch spots when you can I guess. Though you know what - I enjoyed the beermosa - something different to try! Specifically, I felt the French toast left a lot to be desired. Fruits were fresh and tasty though. Potatoes were lacking too.”
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618 Broadway, San Francisco
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“The burgers are so juicy and delicious! Anthony Bourdain was right!”
Vegetarian · $$
2780 21st Street, San Francisco
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“The cafe de olla (free refills:) and mole chilaquiles were phenomenal. I probably shouldn't ask if the mole is vegetarian 🤭. Apparently you can get avocado instead of meat! Service was pretty friendly if a little overworked - it took a few minutes to be acknowledged and I asked for water which took several minutes to bring. A little warm inside, so they left the door open, which meant a couple flies. No wait but the place was pretty full at 1pm on a nice September Friday. Excellent food and I felt the prices were fair for a well-made brunch. My food was ready fairly quickly and they turned tables pretty fast. Seemed like the place was full of happy, satisfied eaters and several regulars. They also appear to do a decent take-out business. Thankfully it was a pretty quiet atmosphere, no blaring music.”
Argentine · $$
2820 Jones Street Suite 2850, San Francisco
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“Very good sandwiches!! 10/10”
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2304 Market Street, San Francisco
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“Your chicken sandwich swelled up my lip because it was so dang hot”
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3420 Geary Boulevard, San Francisco
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“Great quality and service”
Brunch · $$
698 Post Street, San Francisco
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“This is my favorite place for brunch; I really enjoy the food and the great service. Everyone who works there makes me feel like part of the family. My daughter and I enjoy it every weekend—the food is amazing and the service is top-notch. I love and enjoy this place so much that I recommend it 1,000%. ❤️”
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245 Balboa Street, San Francisco
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“Ordered the Aint-no-punk burger; good but my partner and I felt the amount of jalapenos over whelmed the UB sauce and over-all taste. Also ordered El Jefe Burger. I thought was terrific, but my partner thought burger was a little'rare'(ie, pinkish) for something stated as'Well-done' under Wagyu menu category. Nice atmosphere and vibe, would definitely try again.”
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3853 24th Street, San Francisco
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“TLdR: pretty good burger for fair price, nostalgic looking shopfront I ordered the double cheeseburger for $12.50 or so, came out to $14 after tax. The double burger had a nice crisp to it like a smash burger but still juicy like a regular patty. The bun was toasted just right. Flavor is good and juicy. The huge raw onion slice is just a bit too much, overpowering the other flavors.”
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3755 Noriega Street, San Francisco
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“Love the truffle fries!!!”
Ice Cream Shop · $
5420 Geary Boulevard, San Francisco
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“One of our favorite spots in the Richmond. Sean and Alice are as terrific as their ice cream!”
Irish Pub · $$
198 5th Street, San Francisco
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“Great pub! Great staff! I really enjoyed the shepherds pie. They have Powers!”
Mexican · $$
475 3rd Street, San Francisco
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“Really fun place. Probably the best house made tortilla chips I’ve ever had. Pliney on tap and beyond that a great selection. We both had salads and they were excellent. Burger was solid. Taco was mid for the price. It’s a 4.6 and that’s about what it should be at.”
Cafe · $
2314 Clement Street, San Francisco
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“Highly recommend this cafe for its delicious (and super affordable) bahn mi sandwiches! I got the grilled chicken. The bread was warm and crunchy on the outside and fluffy inside. And the generous portions of chicken and picked veggies filled me up. The staff were super nice as well. Hidden gem!”
Cocktail Bar · $$
3472 Mission Street, San Francisco
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“Food was better than expected. The food quality was definitely One of the best experiences in Colorado Springs . Presentation was great. Everything was cooked perfectly . Excellent cocktails .Service was outstanding. Especially by our waitress. Ambiance was great. It was a little loud, but that cannot be controlled. Some people like to be loud.”
Hamburger · $$
1923 Fillmore Street, San Francisco
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“I've eaten here a couple times and the service is always top notch. The fries are always hot and with a generous amount ( for 1 at least). Ive come here to study a couple times and the atmosphere is welcoming, a little dim, but overall perfect for me. As a minor in music at university, the playlist is always top tier aswell! If I'm not studying, I'm grooving out while eating. Special thanks to Juan who elevates the experience with his natural welcoming kindness !”
Pubs · $$
700 Sutter Street, San Francisco
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“This food is phenomenal. Hardly pub food. They have a fantastic burger if you want to keep it real. Delicious Mac and cheese if you’re looking for comfort food. You can even go healthy. Salmon was great and the veggies are tasty and never overcooked. Also. This is rather particular, but I love their blue cheese. Never takes long either. I love this place.”
Breakfast · $$
375 Taylor Street, San Francisco
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“So pleased we stumbled across this amazing coffee shop / diner. Friendly staff and atmosphere.. Cosy restaurant serving a great range of food in a great location, but doesn’t feel touristy 👌☺️”
Diner · $$
2801 24th Street, San Francisco
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“104 year old classic diner.”
Burgers · $$
Pier 39, San Francisco
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“Great service, the waiter was very nice and the food was delicious”
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800 Divisadero Street, San Francisco
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“Had breakfast here Monday morning during my solo trip in SF. Cute little diner within walking distance to the Painted Ladies. Food was out within 5 minutes and was great.”
Cheesesteaks · $
581 Valencia Street, San Francisco
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“Best place to watch am Eagles game. Felt like home. Great atmosphere and food!”
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2315 Clement Street, San Francisco
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“Breakfast is Fantastic...My Advice? "Don't Come For Breakfast....IF You're Not Hungry" ...They Feed You Plenty😁Herb Caen Burger Was Delicious For Dinner...Great Service,Too 👍😊”
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1233 9th Avenue, San Francisco
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“Amazing burgers! Super clean, not greasy at all, but still huge burgers that don’t sacrifice when it comes to juiciness and flavor. The self serve topping/sauce bar is so awesome too. Also - truly the best garlic fries I’ve had in a long time.”
American · $$
2346 Chestnut Street, San Francisco
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“Food was good! Atmosphere was fun!”
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721 Market Street, San Francisco
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“Your chicken sandwich swelled up my lip because it was so dang hot”
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1994 37th Avenue, San Francisco
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“Tried Maillard’s for the first time today and it easily made my **top 5 smash burgers**. I got **The Box**, which comes with a double-patty burger, fries, and a drink. The burger was super flavorful without being overly greasy, which I really appreciated. I’d probably get it without pickles next time, but otherwise it was so good. Also, the **comeback sauce!!** I got it on the side and ended up loving it. Next time, instead of the Maillard’s sauce on the burger, I’m definitely asking for the comeback sauce inside instead. I went around **10:30 AM** and was pleasantly surprised that there was no line, and parking was surprisingly easy too. Definitely coming back!”
Vegan · $
450 Rhode Island Street, San Francisco
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“Absolutely delicious burgers and thick, creamy milkshakes. Can't wait to go here again!”
Hamburger
4248 18th St, San Francisco
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“First time and Iggy's and I was impressed. The Biggy Burger was great, the wide variety of fries were great as well. I love the Sauce Bar with all the unique flavors as well. Spicy sauce for the burger and a sweet sauce with the sweet potato fries was the perfect match. I'll definitely be back.”
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808 Divisadero Street, San Francisco
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“This place is an absolute must try! My girlfriend recommended after a nice walk in Goldengate park. We had the Original, the Oklahoma and “The house Special” You have to ask Carlos about this one!! But it’s crazzzyyyyy good. Carlos’s energy combined with these burgers have made me a customer for life. OH! AND GET SOME ONION RINGS!!!”
Seafood · $
3064 24th Street, San Francisco
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“Best poke in mission district.”
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729 Portola Drive, San Francisco
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“Omg I came here for a meeting our fries were amazing that was an appetizer then came the burger and it reasonably priced great service come here forget any other burger spots this is it they have hotdogs Michelle ice cream shakes Mexican coke lot of healthy options also but I didn't come here for healthy but I came to eat a made to order special bacon cheeseburger with jalapenos come and partake of this of this place amazing amazing”
American · $
925 Market Street, 5th Street, San Francisco
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“Last Saturday we ordered a lot of food from the melt. The whole crew was working overtime and we all ordered multiple items and the crew absolutely killed it. Lady working the cashier was absolutely amazing. Sweetest lady ever. The cooks were amazing and they have a very good crew working. The only names I received were Mar, Janeka, Dom and Tone but everyone was incredible and we definitely will be back.”
Hamburger · $$
1785 Union Street, San Francisco
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“So nice to have another farm fresh organic restaurant to enjoy on our journey across the country. My sin and I had the bison burgers and oh man let me say. They were superb. Fresh, delicious, and messy just the way a burger should be. Hats off!!”
American · $$
2 Townsend Street, San Francisco
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“Coffee drinks are very good. Definitely kid friendly with Giants memorabilia all over the dining room for kids to see and keep them preoccupied. Great silver dollar pancakes with strawberries for the young ones and I usually go with the Warriors Breakfast. Hefty meal that makes you want to walk along the Embarcadero after your meal. Staff is very friendly and greet us as we walk to our table. My son and I go at least a couple times a month. This is our weekend brunch spot for good reason.”
Diner · $$
800 Clement Street, San Francisco
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“I was here for the second time this morning and I absolutely loved it once again. The food is fresh and tasty, the place has a really nice vibe to it, the weekday breakfast special is great value and they are very accommodating. Best part must be the waitress working there, tho. Forgot her name sadly but she was there both times I went and she's genuinely friendly and not over the top at all. It's so refreshing to actually get good service and not have it feel like a show! I will be coming again!”
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98 Mission Street, San Francisco
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“Your chicken sandwich swelled up my lip because it was so dang hot”
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21 Drumm Street, San Francisco
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“This diner type of restaurant was a surprise. We took the ferry to San Francisco and the ferry building was so busy. We noticed the grill across the street. They offer so many choices. Their prices are pretty decent for San Francisco. The burger was excellent. The place is clean. The servers were fast and polite.”
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145 Jefferson Street, San Francisco
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“A great burger. From my first year in the bay area there was something special about Nation's Giant Burgers, scattered around the East Bay. A juicy patty, cheese, with the fixings a nice clump of lettuce, onions and tomato, thick slab of cheese and pickles. Great thick fries, and pies.. seriously the best pie I ever had was at a Nation's. Their Strawberry Tart only offered when in season, is just large strawberries, a tasty almost shortbread crust and whipped cream. The one I had in 2001, days after 9/11, the strawberries were bursting with juice, almost like a jam, the skin barely holding, and. not too sweet, not too tart... In Plant City, Florida they have amazing strawberries.. previously the best I had ever tasted, but these, from a California Farm is what they said, are always going to be the best. �Other than their Strawberry Tart, I like their Banana Split, Banana Cream, Chocolate Cream, Pecan, Blueberry... well.. all of them. Never a bad choice. How I like my burger. Cheese, no dressing, grilled onions, light lettuce. Then I get hash browns and ham on the side (sometimes one egg also) and add them to the burger. Anyway. yes. 👍 more, again.”
Cafe · $
601 Divisadero Street, San Francisco
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“Holy Cow! We came to see a concert and stopped for lunch. My finicky son said it was the best bacon burger he ever had. I got the Cheesesteak. I am from the east coast and know cheesesteak. this one was phenominal!! only able to eat half but the other half will get eaten. props to your place for making 2 travelers so happy!! thank you!!”
Breakfast · $
3147 16th Street, San Francisco
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“This is the spot for a classic breakfast in San Francisco. Plenty of seating, I choose the countertop. The 16th street omelette caught my eye, came with potatoes and a small selection of fruit which was a nice touch. I also ordered fresh Orange Juice. The service was nice and helpful. The sourdough was fresh and toasted and I like the seasoned potatoes. The cheesy omelette was just right with veggies and bacon. I really enjoyed this balanced breakfast to start my day.”
Diner · $
1202 Sutter Street, San Francisco
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“It's a lifelong journey of mine to try as many different philly cheesesteaks as possible and find the best one. The philly from Founder's in Grand Rapids Michigan was my all time favorite until they removed it from the menu. After coming here, I can definitively say this is the best philly I've had so far. The staff were also really incredible. I'll definitely try and come here whenever I'm in SF.”
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