Tel Aviv is full of burger joints serving up some of the juiciest gourmet burgers in the East whether opting for beef burgers or fried chicken burgers. The American-inspired steakhouses don’t disappoint either whether you seek kosher meat or not.
Here are the spots that made our list:
America Burgers: This small restaurant gives off the vibes of a true American diner. Burgers are made from high-quality local meat and are accompanied by crispy, well-seasoned fries. The eclectic music will make you feel as though you’re in a hipster bar rather than a burger joint.
Address: Allenby St 112, Tel Aviv-Yafo, 6581705
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* * *Prozdor: The price range for this burger place is comparatively low – especially considering the quality of the burgers. There’s a wide variety of different hamburgers to try here, and many additional options to choose from. The charming staff are quick to serve you. It is recommended that you book seats, as demand is high.
Address: Mendele Mokher Sfarim St 6, Tel Aviv-Yafo
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* * *26 Gourmet Burger: Here you will find a combination of great meat and indulgent condiments to top off an interesting burger. Even the “classic” burger (designed to be the most basic burger on the menu) comes packed with toppings. There are many different options here, including a unique truffle burger. Because 26 Gourmet Burger is such a distinctive experience, expect higher prices.
Address: Mikveh Israel St 26, Tel Aviv-Yafo
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* * *Burgus Burger Bar: Along with a great burger, you can order salad, Schnitzel, and a cold beer to wash it all down. All of the burgers here are large, well-prepared patties accompanied by quality bread and excellent sides. Burgus Burger Bar is a chain, so if you pick up their loyalty card and visit their other restaurants, you could come away with free food!
Address: HaBarzel St 19א, Tel Aviv-Yafo
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* * *Hagarage burger: Here you can expect simple, fast, and friendly service. Hagarage Burger serves the standard burger with great meal deals, including beers and fries. You won’t find anything too extravagant here, but at least you know what you’re getting!
Address: Raoul Wallenberg St 24, Tel Aviv-Yafo
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* * *Ad Ha’etzem Express: This American-style fast food chain is based on a very limited menu to provide fresh hamburgers, fries, and refillable drinks. Ad Ha’etzem Express is a great social place if you’re looking to grab a tasty burger quickly while you catch up with your friends.
Address: Ibn Gabirol Street 21, Tel Aviv-Yafo
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* * *Port 19: Here you’ll find an ample selection of burgers at decent prices. In fact, there are so many different variations, you may want to have a look at the menu before you visit so you’re not stuck trying to decide. At Port 19, you can enjoy a simple burger or one that is overloaded with toppings.
Address: Shlomo ha-Melekh St 2, Tel Aviv-Yafo
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* * *BBB: This is a spacious restaurant where you will always be able to find somewhere to sit. The decor and great service create a pleasant atmosphere for you to sit back and enjoy your burger with friends or family. What makes this place extra special is the availability of vegetarian and gluten-free options.
Address: HaArba’a St 12, Tel Aviv-Yafo
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* * *Memphis: Here you can appreciate the flavor of fresh meat that is not hidden by too many spices. The homemade sauces at Memphis add a sweetness that enhances the impactful flavor. Topping the burger off are caramelised onions and a pepper crust. As a bonus, all the meat served here is Kosher.
Address: Carlebach St 20, Tel Aviv-Yafo
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* * *Benz Argentinian Diner: Serving only burgers (and sides), this place does it right. They cook their burgers a little on the pink side, so if this is something you don’t like, make sure you let them know. There is also a vegan option, made to a high standard. If you feel like a cocktail with your burger, they serve some great ones here.
Address: HaRav Yizkhak Yedidya Frenkel 4, Tel Aviv-Yafo/i>
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* * *Magic Burger: This is another kosher burger place in Tel Aviv. Magic Burger is located right in the heart of the city; however, if you’re looking to eat in the comfort of your own home, there’s a delivery option. It is not an upscale establishment, but they have been serving burgers for years and have refined how to make a simple, tasty burger to satisfy your cravings.
Address: Ibn Gabirol Street 64, Tel Aviv-Yafo
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* * *The Little Burger Shop: Straight away, the nice owners and employees at this burger shop provide you with a great atmosphere. The prices are fair, with three toppings of your choice included in the cost of the meal. It may not be the most unique place in Tel Aviv, but it is suitable for when you need a quick bite after work or some drinks around the city.
Address: Dizingoff 125, Tel Aviv, Israel
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* * *Captain Burger: Not only are the burgers made with high-quality meat, but the homemade fries and onion rings are great, too – and you get a lot of them! The restaurant itself is small and quiet, but it has a welcoming vibe that is only enhanced by the attentive staff. The price is also great value for your money.
Address: Moshe Sneh St 28, Tel Aviv-Yafo
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* * *Shu Sha: The smallest burger at Shu Sha is just under a quarter pound, so expect decent portion sizes here! The burgers and fries are made fresh and served well, making this an excellent experience all-around. There is nothing too creative about the dishes, but if you’re looking for simple American-style burgers, this is a place to try.
Address: Bograshov St 45, Tel Aviv-Yafo
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* * *110 Burger: Probably one of the cheapest burger places you’ll find in Tel Aviv, this is a simple restaurant that has somehow found a balance between restaurant-quality and fast food. It serves straightforward burgers and fries on the side; it is not for those looking for a more upclass meal.
Address: Shlomo Ibn Gabirol St 22, Tel Aviv-Yafo, 6473502
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* * *Ad Haetzem (Up To The Bone): This is a fast food restaurant where your burgers are cooked while you wait. It’s a small corner shop, with a snug sitting terrace, and you will see a lot of locals heading towards it. For being so fast, this place does not compromise on the quality of the meat or the potency of the flavors.
Address: HaBarzel St 11, Tel Aviv-Yafo
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* * *Burger Bar 39: Here you’ll find a great mix of delicious burgers at reasonable prices ‒ and kosher to boot. You can also choose some of your own toppings, including fried mushrooms, chilli, fried egg, and more. Burger Bar 39 is a simple burger place for those wanting to satisfy their hunger.
Address: Ben Yehuda St 43, Tel Aviv-Yafo
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* * *Vitrina Lili: Everything about this restaurant is unique ‒ from the french fries (a mix of sweet potatoes and white potatoes) to the interesting variations in the sauces. While they focus on being creative at Vitrina Lili, the quality of the ingredients is not neglected. The meat is very fresh and prepared to a high standard. Since it’s so popular with both locals and tourists, there can be some long lines.
Address: Lilenblum 40 Tel Aviv
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* * *Moses: This fast food place has a similar feel to McDonalds, but you are able to sit inside. It is ideal for those looking for a quick bite for cheap prices, and there are even vegan options, too. What’s great about this place is that while it’s focused on providing simple, fast food, you aren’t limited to plain burgers; there are some interesting choices to try as well.
Address: 35 Rothschild Blvd. (at 31 Yavne St.)Tel Aviv 6688304
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* * *Susu and Sons: Here you will be served quick, quality burgers. The meat is usually cooked to a high standard, and the bun is made to taste fresh. It is stacked high to retain the juiciness of the meat. Susu and Sons may not provide the biggest burgers, but it makes up for it in the flavour.
Address: 6 Herzl St Tel Aviv
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Tal Gur is a world traveler and personal development enthusiast. An adventurer at heart, after trading his daily grind for a life of his own daring design, Tal spent a decade pursuing 100 major life goals around the globe. His journey continues as a location-independent blogger, lifestyle entrepreneur, and coach. Tal’s published two books: One Year to Freedom, a 1-Year Roadmap to Living Life on Your Own Terms; and, his most recent book and bestseller, The Art of Fully Living – 1 Man, 10 Years, 100 Life Goals Around the World.
