I'm choosing to give 5 stars for BRGR because their menu is so inclusive for those with food allergies/intolerances. Was it the best burger ever? No. But it was delicious and was on a vegan bun. My friend cannot eat gluten and got a gluten bun. I even got vegan ice cream afterwards which was fantastic and such a treat. I wish there were more options like this in the US. I would come back if I could just even for the ice cream. read more

BRGR - Vegan Chocolate Ice Cream with Oreo - Burgers Near Me - Glasgow, GLG

Pretty good deal at only 4 pounds as most burger shop in the area is much more. The burger is pretty big, nice caramelized crust on the patty. The haggis is moist and fresh and a perfect complement to the burger. Overall a great value. read more

BRGR - Highland burger with haggis - Burgers Near Me - Glasgow, GLG

Today was the grand opening of BRGR, who celebrated by giving away their Coo Tipper burger for free! Any add ons were, of course, chargeable but were super very affordable. Harry and I ordered a side of rooster fries between us for £2 and it was huge! The restaurant also were collecting optional donations for Unite Against Cancer. Anywho, as you might imagine they were pretty slammed as word of this fabulous promotion got out. The students were especially out in force looking to get their tea for free. They were doing sit in service only, so you couldn't grab a burger and run. As such we had a 45 minute wait for a seat. But while we waited outside in the massive queue, they sweetened us up with free milkshakes. The strawberry and chocolate were both delicious! When we finally got our butts into some seats, we were greeted by the first of the many super sweet waiting staff. They took our drinks and side orders, and were constantly keeping us updated on the status of our food (the kitchen was still understandably backed up) and were very attentive. The restaurant even provides you with your very own 'hawder' to keep your fingers clean of burger juices! Finally the main event arrived... and it was definitely worth waiting for! The Coo Tipper is going on the menu at £6, and I reckon it's worth every penny. A nice, thick burger patty with a hint of pepper served medium rare on a brioche bun with fry sauce, cheese, gherkins and salad. My tummy was indeed singing in its wake! The rooster fries were super tasty too! I'd have gotten a full size milkshake too but my wee stomach couldn't take any more deliciousness. All in, a fabulous evening. I dare say I'll be back to pay full price. ^^ read more

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Really not convinced by this place. We popped in for a late burger about a month ago and the quality of food on offer was poor and the staff were far from friendly. The burger tasted like it had come out a freezer and been reheated. It was a weird purple colour inside and was really far from the high standards set by other places doing a similar style of food in Glasgow at the moment. I was asked how the burger was and said I thought it was pretty poor. The waitress said she would get the manager to come and see me . We waited and waited...... He refused to come out. I was not expecting anything more than a couple of words to enquire what the issue was, but he left his staff to pass on the news. Anyways if you have got used to great big messy durty tasty burgers I would really give this place a miss. As the ones on offer here are a limp slightly sad imposter. read more

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Not really impressed with their burger. A little dry to my liking. Only good thing was their outdoor seating. Most likely to skip this next time. read more

BRGR - Burgers Near Me - Glasgow, GLG

Brgr is the best I've had in Glasgow! Need I say more? First of all, you get a "hawder" to hold your burger. Pretty amazing little carton device that you fold yourself (DIY, customer co-creation, and all the jazz. That's the marketer in me speaking, sorry.) Then, the burgers are just perfect. I had the Hot Coo, which I very much recommend if you like a bit of spice. My boyfriend had the Barbie and apparently, the onion relish is amazing too. Sides of fries, obviously, and onion rings. Both very much to recommend, although the onions were a bit fatty. And then, dear friends, you have too try the Oreo-rum milkshake. Don't hesitate asking for a big of extra rum...it was the first time they did if for us and they were not sure of quantities, so it can't hurt asking :-) Anyway, go go go, you won't be disappointed! read more

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In a world full of Five Guys, Gourmet Burger Kitchen, Handmade Burger Company and goodness knows who else, BRGR is an authentic, stripped back experience that's easy to fall in love with. This bustling but cozy cabin on Great Western Road specialises in it's own dressed up Brioche Bun burgers, with a menu quite similar in size to a kids toy range that will make you want to "collect them all" so to speak... As a dining experience, you won't find yourself with a napkin and cutlery here, but you'll be welcomed and shown to a table spot by someone when you come in. You'll be asked the obligatory "Have you been here before?" question, eluding that the protocol is different from what's normally done at places that sell food. It's really quite simple however. On weekdays most burgers are £4 exactly as a "deal". Weekends are £5. Table staff will take your order when you're ready or you can go crazy and walk the full 3 paces up to the counter and order "Nandos style" Beyond the amazing quality and sophistication of the actual the bUrger team BRGR produce, what's probably the most impressive thing is how it's served. While no cutlery is the default, you'll be given your own card "Hawder" - a fold up pouch that allows you to hold your burger in hand, without half of it falling out the other end and causing embarrassment. Instead of dainty napkins, tables are entrusted with entire rolls of kitchen towel. Instead of plates, your order cknes in a neat foil parcel. Sauce sachets are out, and in with the diner style ketchup bottles and special house mayonnaise (I think) The service isn't as fast as your McDonalds, but that's because instead of being cooked in 14 seconds from frozen, BRGR do all their steak mince burgers medium. As someone who's only ever asked for a steak well done historically, I found it new and slightly terrifying, but it's genuinely one of the best burgers you can have in the city, and it'll leave you with change from a fiver for a can of Irn Bru. The only slight downsides that I've had at BRGR as a semi-frequent visitor has been *leaving* Paying as a group is quite easy, as multiple cards can be taken for one order, but once you've asked for the bill we've often found ourselves waiting for the staff to take the orders of new walk ins before we've even seen the card machine. This is odd. Particularly since we're taking up space that could otherwise be more effectively utilised... Another thing to avoid with BRGR are their wing "sides" - with a small side of chicken wings costing £3 for what must literally be 3 of he smallest chicken wings on the planet, you're better off sticking to their wholesome sweet potato fries instead. As the name suggests, BRGR is meaty place. But you may be surprised by how good their chicken (and bacon) Cesar salad is. If for some strange reason you feel like a little bit more of the green stuff, it can be a great alternative - providing whoever's on shift goes to the effort of *drying* the lettuce leaves before bundling it all into the box. There's nothing worse than having a small paddling pool in your lunch box read more

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The burgers are pretty good, and their recent promotions have brought the prices into practically fast food range. Shakes are also nice there. They only get three stars because of two things I find less than awesome. One is that everything is disposable - your food comes in paper or cardboard wrappers and even utensils are cheap wood disposable things. I guess this keeps costs down but it's hard to eat a burger with no bun in a cardboard box with a wooden fork and knife. The second is that the service can be good, but there's a tendency for staff to hang out at the back of the restaurant and it's sometimes hard to get someone's attention. It tends to be hit or miss - the servers are usually really good when they are with you, but the ghosting is problematic. Maybe the answer is takeaway, which is available. read more

BRGR - Big cheese on gluten free bun - Burgers Near Me - Glasgow, GLG

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Fast food gone wrong! So after being out for a few beers we decided to nip in for a quick burger! And the new Black Rabbit seemed to be the new place to try! Sat down crammed into little wooden seats the waitress came over and asked "what would you like to drink" I flip the menu over thinking oh drinks must be on the back? NO! So I ask do you serve alcohol? Waitress answers Yes very very vague, it was almost like i was to guess what drinks they served. I had the basic burger - over priced mcdonalds really! In fact Mc D's probably tasted nicer! The chips were nice. Salted but needed sauce, again the servers made you guess this! On asking for the bill I disclosed that the food was average and basically the waitress brushed this off!!! Not a place I would hurry back to. read more

As comical as Ed Miliband & his Bacon Roll 3 burgers were ordered and 3 old fogies had trouble working out the mechanics of how to manoeuvre the monsters into our mouths without shooting them out the bun onto the floor. The waitress advised us to use our cardboard burger holders (yes, you heard right), but the soggy lettuce and fat soon disintegrated these Ikea-esque contraptions. Surprisingly (to me anyway) no one else in the restaurant appeared to be as incompetent as us and the staff became increasingly amused by our request for plates, forks and knives. But to be fair every request was keenly delivered (although they don't have plates) by the friendly pair. So after "eating" like a bunch of demented 2 year-olds, we sat back and surveyed our self-made bomb site and gathered our thoughts - "Damn tasty burgers! When are we coming back for more burger eating fun? But with bibs and plastic plates of course." read more

Nice little burger joint , not the best burger I've had but reasonable for the price. It beats going to a large chain. read more

Oh ho, a choice of places I hadn't eaten in. BRGR, the old Black Rabbit won the vote, we'd settle for a drink in the Crafty Pig after. It's a trendy burger joint, small but brash, and I walked in and I liked it. Our gregarious waiter showed us to a table and explained how the menu...and the wee burger hauder worked, Scottish ingenuity right there! I was impressed by all the different daily offers, brilliant for the local student population. I went for the three sliders option, a Highland Coo (beef with haggis, and more), a Blue Cheese & Bacon beefburger, and The Fleece (lamb with mango salsa and mint yogurt sauce). My partner had a special, a Southern Fried Chicken Burger. We were advised by the waitress to get hand-cut fries each too, so we did. Another great thing was the deal they were doing on Sol, it took me right back to the 90s, £2 a bottle if I remember right. Everything came at once, unfortunately I didn't get to use my burger hauder, my sliders were too small. The server did appear with a kitchen roll each though, so yes I was a bit concerned, but they weren't messy at all. The sliders were all good, all well flavoured with lots of toppings and plenty of juicy meat to chomp. The chips were very decent too. We both agreed we'd had a good wee lunch! Trying to pay the bill was the most difficult bit, the music was ramped up so much even though the waiter was a foot away from me he didn't hear me ask, I ended up using semaphore to get his attention after he'd went to the other end of the restaurant. Happy experience all round though! read more

Had to be a 5 star review really, free cow tipper burger (usually£6) and free vanilla or chocolate milkshakes which were just what i needed after a long cycle. Staff are very friendly, one even going yaaay ill hug you after it was suggested, nice decor with an interesting touch of old alcohol crates making a cubby hole and a well stocked bar for the size of the place. Onto the main dish: the burger! Came out and it was pretty big, we also ordered rooster fries, i believe thats what they were called, and we were gifted our "hawder". Now obvious hodor speaking jokes aside, hawder!!! go to brgr!!!. sorry i couldnt resist, this piece of cardboard helps you to preserve dainty fingers of cleanliness whence upon the sauce dribbles from your munched burger!! It was medium to rare, nicely cooked with fresh lettuce onion and cucumber/gherkin. Also delivered was mayonaise and tomato ketchup. It was delicious, well cooked, fresh ingredients and the fries werent those stand to attention processed for the whole of their life affairs but honest to goodness tasty fries!!! All in all a good experience to whet the appitite!!! read more

Charged £7 for a tiny measley little burger. Customer service absolutely terrible, have not replied to any complaint emails. Con artists, do not order from here! read more

BRGR is a great place to head for a quick bite to eat, ideal for lunch or dinner. It's probably the best place to head to in the West end when it comes to burgers. Situated just a few minutes from Kelvinbridge station, and across the road from Coopers, BRGR is one of the newer burger places to open in the city. The restaurant area itself isn't very big, so I wouldn't reccomend it for larger parties. It can get quite busy, but the turnaround is very quick so you won't have to wait long for a table. The service is casual, but attentive. Food is served pretty no frills, burgers come wrapped in tinfoil with their own burger holders too. Sauces are brought along with a big roll of kitchen roll, no need for airs and graces here! There's quite a decent selection on offer when it comes to the burgers. I'm a very dull person, so I've only ever tried the cheeseburger. It's always been very tasty, the burger and bun are delicious. The fries are also very good, I'd reccomend the poutine (to share though), it's delicious. If you go Monday-Friday, all the burgers are £4, which is great value for money. Drinks are the standard bottled soft drinks. They do a promo for £2 on bottled beers or cider which is great value. The alcoholic milkshakes are also great as well, I've had the one with kracken in it, a must for a rum lover! read more

After a long day picketing the Scotland v Qatar game in Edinburgh, we got back to Glasgow around 9.30. It was too late to cook anything and too late to go for a massive sit down dinner so, something quick would have to do and BRGR it was. The music was quite loud and, well, crap and unnecessary. The service was really good and the server pointed out deals to us such as the £2 bottles and £2 glasses of wine! All burgers were only £4 which was great value. I had a classic burger and Ewan had the Bacon and cheese chicken burger. Both were tasty and we had Cajun fries to share (could have been doing with one each though!) The burgers came wrapped in tinfoil and came with a 'hauder' which was great because burgers these days, if they have too much on them, can often fall apart. However BRGRs burgers seem to stick together pretty well. The fries were quite spicy but really tasty. All in all a decent experience and would be a 4* if they turned the 'music' down (oh my god does this make me old?!). I've been to worse burger places where it's double the price. Will be back. read more

Came here with a few friends in a late Saturday afternoon. We were seated quickly and got order taken. And this is where the good experience ended. We waited at least 45 minutes for our burgers and sides. After the long wait we were hoping that at least the meal will compensate. However, this was one of the most dissapointing burgers we have had for a while. Our burgers were missing toppings (which were listed on the menu as part of the burgers) and they tasted nothing more than average. We complained for both the missing ingredients and the long wait however weren't offered any compensation or an apology. Glasgow has so many nicer burger places and we will not be coming back. read more

Went here for the first time the other day and really enjoyed it. The burgers are great and there are a decent number of options. The patties themselves are really tasty and is what made the place for me. I had a burger with blue cheese and bacon, it was great and a steal at £4 (mon-fri). With that I had some great poutine (£3). Drinks were also well priced. Music was great (in my opinion) and the staff were really nice. Would definitely reccommed read more

BRGR - Burgers Near Me - Glasgow, GLG

The Mac and cheese in this place is wicked!! I had the Philly cheese steak. It was very nice. The sweet potato fries were disgusting though, the Parmesan seasoning was non existent. My dog ate the fries, soggy to the point of being really depressing, they just tasted awful. I wanted onion rings, but was told they didn't have any. How can you run out of onions in the west end of Glasgow? For that reason, and the soggy fries, only 3 stars. May give it a try again, but it was nothing special. read more

My husband and I sat down at a four person table as I have back problems. We asked the host if it was ok and he agreed. I even offered to move if needed should the place get busy. Immediately a young lady appeared and said we would need to move if it got busy. I agreed and mentioned we'd already said we would. Only a minute later, with no one else entering the restaurant, she came back and told us we would have to move because the manager said so. We left. Do not go here if you have any disability or just want nice service - all handled very badly and ashamed this place is in my hometown. read more

BRGR (Yes I hate the name too) is exactly what you would expect now of a new burger bar - Lots of faux reclaimed style stuff, simple wooden benches, basic tables and on trend lighting. No proper cutlery, kitchen rolls on the tables...you get the idea! It is quite a small space but I think they have used it well, although the tables are pretty crammed in together but in this size of the restaurant they haven't really had a choice. It is a perfectly pleasant environment and I have no really strong feelings about it. The service was fantastic, we had a lovely girl as our waitress who was dressed up as a hip hop rapper (i think) for Halloween who was great. She was always on hand if we needed something and was chatty without being in your face. In fact all the staff we spoke to which included a mummy and a skeleton were really friendly. I am not going to lie after hearing about their boozy milkshakes the first thing I looked at was the drinks menu. In honour of House Of Herby and her unhealthy relationship with Malibu I had to order The Bounty - a vanilla milkshake with a shot of malibu. The drink when it came was a massive serving but I couldn't taste the Malibu at all because the drink was so big. I asked for a second shot of Malibu which did make it taste slightly more coconut but at £10.50 by the time I got the second shot it was pretty expensive. I probably wouldn't order another boozy milkshake but I would definitely order one of their normal vanilla milkshake as it did taste great, just not boozy. The menu consists of the tried and tested burger menu of a selection of Burgers, wings and sides to choose from. I opted to try The Barbie....Ken? which consisted of a beef patty topped with onion rings, smoked onions, pickled cucumber, crisp lettuce, BRGR relish and BBQ Sauce. Oh god where do I start? I really wasn't into it at all...the patty was quite an odd texture which I didn't like and I felt quite meh about the taste. I am pretty sure the burgers are fresh but if you told me they were frozen I would believe you. Unfortunately they forgot to add the BBQ sauce and BRGR relish it to my burger which I didn't realise until I was more or less finished and at that point there seemed little point in asking for any, if I'd realised straight away I would of sent it back. I could taste the pickled cucumber which were nice and added some flavour to my burger. To top this off the burgers was horrendously messy and completely fell apart when we tried to eat them. The sides on the other hand were all total winners - the sweet potato fries were amongst the best in the city, the mac and cheese was cheesy, gooey and delicious. The onion rings were MASSIVE, tasty and crisp and the roosters fries were really great. I left about half my burger but completely demolished most of the sides we got. All in all I wouldn't make a special trip back to BRGR but if I was passing and was hungry I would stop in for something to eat. I would say though that the things I didn't like about this place were down to personal taste so definitely worth popping in to try if you were passing and in the mood for a burger. read more

I had all the wrong expectations coming in for the first time, but since then I'm happy to say that BRGR has definitely become my favourite place to get a burger, and if you know anything about Glasgow, that's saying something. It offers more value for money than anywhere else, and the food is always up to scratch. In all honesty, their rosemary and parmesan fries are what gets me out of bed in the morning. read more

I got my food delivered to me so I didn't get the whole dine in experience, but that doesn't affect how great the food is going to taste. I got the Big Cheese with a side of parmesan and rosemary hand cut fries and a strawberry milkshake. Ooohhhhhhhhh it was sooooooooooo good. I went from hangry to fully satisfied and my stomach so happy! read more

We ordered two burgers and some buffalo wings on a lazy Sunday night. It came to £21 in total. The burgers were so disappointing. The meat was mostly gristle, overcooked and shrunk. My bacon was about a two inch piece of fat. The wings were terribly under-cooked, cold and really were just saggy skin with barely any sauce. I could make better with a blindfold and two arms cut off. read more

Been here couple of times "last" time we ordered 2 cheeseburgers and fries and onion rings,girl was nice and friendly, was busy for a Sunday afternoon when they came they looked lovely but as we started to eat them they were pink or "raw" we shouted the girl over and told her we couldn't eat them as they were pink inside her reply was we didn't ask for them to be well done or as I would say "cooked" she went from pleasant to nasty,paid the whole bill but Definitely won't be back,you shouldn't have to ask for burger to be well done if anything you should ask for it to be pink! read more

BRGR is a lack luster experience. The customer service is subpar, bordering on rude, nonchalant exchanges from the wait staff. And the burgers... well let me say it this way: If you work hard for your salary and you want a decent burger, you'll want to skip this place because it's a complete waste. You'll get better quality from the grocery store and at least your food won't be burnt when your done...(unless you burn it yourself). The milkshakes were mostly milky and not very flavorful, either. Save time and money on this place, and choose a better burger joint. read more

Tried this place tonight after hearing nothing but good reviews got the bacon and cheese burger with cajun fries. Food came at a good time not waiting around and was delicious, try the kinder milkshake ! read more

I seen the queues on opening night, so was keen to check the place out, but was not impressed, basically a McDonalds which sells beers, over priced, average food, lacks atmosphere, definitely wont be going back. read more